Searching for the perfect spot to stay in Paris for the 2024 Olympics might actually be one of the most important decisions you’ll make while here.
While stumbling across a charming bistro may seem like a happy accident, you wouldn’t want to miss the thrill of a 100-meter dash because you picked the wrong neighborhood.
Finding the best area to base yourself while attending the events is crucial, and I’m here to help guide you. Having lived in this lovely city for nearly five years, I’m well-versed in the ins and outs of Parisian neighborhoods.
I’ve created a list of the best areas to stay in for each of the Olympic sports events, and my top picks for hotels in each area.
Let’s dive into where to stay in Paris for the 2024 Olympics so you can find the best hotels and immerse yourself in the excitement of the Summer games!
When is the 2024 Summer Olympics?
Before we find the perfect place to stay in Paris during the Olympics, let’s make sure we know what dates to book for.
The 2024 Summer Olympics will take place in Paris from July 26 to August 11, 2024.
💡 Tip: Because of the popularity of this event, accommodation is likely to fill up fast – so it is crucial to book as far in advance as possible to make sure you get the best rate. I’ve seen some hotels and Airbnbs increase their rates as much as 4x their normal cost for this time period!
Here’s another quick tip for picking the right accommodation: decide whether or not you’re looking for hotels that are more venue-focused, or if you’re more interested in hotels that are good for sightseeing.
- Venue-focused: If your main goal is to attend those Olympic events, grab a hotel near the main venues. These will likely be more expensive, but you’ll be as close as possible to the events you plan on attending.
- Sightseeing: If you’re more into exploring Paris, you choose a spot close to famous monuments, or even an accommodation a bit outside of the city that has transportation connections to the sights you want to visit.
Once we’ve got that decided, let’s decide on the best hotels to stay in for the Olympics!
Where to Stay in Paris during the 2024 Olympics
1. Near the Eiffel Tower
🏅 Nearby sports: Judo, Wrestling, Breaking, Beach Volleyball, Road Cycling, Triathlon, Marathon, Marathon Swimming
Waking up to the Eiffel Tower every morning in the heart of Paris? Sign me up! The area, bursting with excitement, offers easy access to many Olympic venues and iconic spots like Trocadéro Gardens and Seine River cruises.
Although hotels in this area tend to be on the pricier side, you’ll be rewarded with stunning views and memories that will last a lifetime.
🏨 Top Eiffel Tower hotels: Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel ($$) and The Mercure Paris Center Tour Eiffel ($$)
2. Grand Palais/Champs-Élysées District
🏅 Nearby sports: Fencing, Taekwondo, BMX Freestyle, Skateboarding, Breaking, 3×3 Basketball, Marathon Swimming, Triathlon, Road Cycling
Stay in the city’s heartbeat – the illustrious Champs-Élysées. Shop at luxury boutiques, unwind in chic cafés, and attend nearby Olympic events. The architectural marvel of the Grand Palais is just a few steps away.
While hotel prices might be steep, you’ll be rewarded with easy transportation access and an unbeatable atmosphere.
Excellent hotels near Grand Palais: Le Damantin Hôtel & Spa ($$$) and Hôtel San Régis ($$$)
3. Invalides
🏅 Nearby sports: Archery, Fencing, Taekwondo, BMX Freestyle, Skateboarding, Breaking, 3×3 Basketball, Marathon Swimming, Triathlon, Road Cycling
Invalides combines Paris’s historic charms with thrilling Olympic vibes. Although hotel rates are generally higher due to its prime location, it’s a small price to pay for the convenience and tranquil ambiance.
🏨 Recommended hotels near Invalides: Hotel de L’Empereur by Malone ($$) and Timhotel Invalides Eiffel ($$)
4. Concorde
🏅 Nearby sports: Fencing, Taekwondo, BMX Freestyle, Skateboarding, Breaking, 3×3 Basketball, Marathon Swimming, Triathlon, Road Cycling, Archery
Dive into the heart of Parisian life at Place de la Concorde. With an iconic obelisk, grand Hôtel de Crillon, and close proximity to the Louvre Museum, you’ll truly experience the essence of Paris.
Expect to pay more for accommodations, but consider it an investment in lifelong memories!
🏨 Fantastic hotels near Concorde: Hotel de Crillon ($$$) and Hotel Cambon ($$)
5. Near Rolland Garros Stadium
🏅 Sports nearby: Tennis, Football
Tennis enthusiasts, look no further! Indulge in the area’s sporting legacy while enjoying green spaces like Bois de Boulogne Park.
Hotels cater to various budgets, allowing you to find the perfect match. Who knows, you might even spot your favorite tennis star!
🏨 Top hotels near Rolland Garros: MGallery Molitor Hotel ($$) and Radisson Blu-Paris Boulogne ($$)
Best Hotels to Stay for the 2024 Paris Olympics
1. Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel
When I first walked into the Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel, I instantly knew it was a great pick for anyone visiting during the Olympics because of its proximity to the Eiffel Tower and Trocadero.
Trust me, having a Hollywood-style skyline view of Paris from your room after a long day of cheering is simply magical.
As an extra bonus, this hotel is super close to the Parc des Princes Stadium. It’s one of the best 4-star hotels in Paris and an easy choice for anyone visiting for the summer Olympics.
Highlights:
- Frame restaurant with a Californian-French twist
- In-room balconies (selected rooms)
- Gym and connectivity lounge
2. Mercure Paris Center Tour Eiffel
I have a feeling you’re going to love the Mercure Paris Center Tour Eiffel because of its unbeatable location – just a couple of minutes away from the Eiffel Tower and close to Trocadéro and the Seine River.
Plus, it’s only 2.8 miles from Parc des Princes Stadium. The rooms are comfy, and the breakfast choices (buffet or American) will leave you ready for a day of cheering.
Highlights:
- Fitness center and terrace dining
- Satellite TV and proximity to landmarks
- Le Jardin restaurant with delicious French fare
3. Le Damantin Hôtel & Spa
Every time I visit the Le Damantin Hôtel & Spa in Paris’s 8th arrondissement, I genuinely feel like royalty. The complimentary access to the spa, indoor pool, and sauna are fantastic ways to unwind after a day at the games.
Plus, you’re only about a mile from the Orangerie Museum, Tuileries Garden, and Mathurins Theater.
Highlights:
- Indulgent spa and wellness center
- 24-hour front desk service
- A la carte breakfast delights
4. Hôtel San Régis
If boutique hotels are more your style, Hôtel San Régis should be at the top of your list.
Located in a 19th-century mansion just steps away from the River Seine and Montaigne Avenue, this hotel combines classic charm with modern luxuries. You’re also just a three-minute walk from Champs-Elysées and the Grand Palais.
Highlights:
- Les Confidences du San Régis restaurant
- Cocktail bar and proximity to attractions
- Free WiFi and stylish LED TVs
5. Hotel de L’Empereur by Malone
Hotel de L’Empereur by Malone is located in the heart of Paris, offering fantastic views of Les Invalides.
When I stayed here, I found its location to be perfect for quick access to the Eiffel Tower and Esplanade des Invalides. It’s also near the La Tour-Maubourg and Varenne metro stations, making it effortless to explore Paris.
Highlights:
- Air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi
- Easy access to city landmarks
- 24-hour front desk and concierge service
6. Timhotel Invalides Eiffel
Fashionistas, you’ll love the chic Parisian district location of Timhotel Invalides Eiffel near the Eiffel Tower. The hotel amenities include Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV, and tea/coffee-making facilities.
And since it’s just a stone’s throw away from Hôtel des Invalides and Napoleon’s Tomb, how can you go wrong?
Highlights:
- Hotel bar and excellent breakfast pastries
- Proximity to attractions including Champs-Elysées
7. Hotel de Crillon
Hotel de Crillon makes you feel like a celebrity, with its luxurious rooms and fantastic location near Tuileries Garden, Champs-Elysées, and the Louvre Museum.
After a day of spectating, unwind in the swimming pool or dine at one of their exceptional restaurants: L’Ecrin or Brasserie d’Aumont.
Highlights:
- Lavish indoor pool and on-site dining
- Spa, fitness center, and hairdresser
- High-speed internet and valet parking
8. Hotel Cambon
Art-lovers will fall head-over-heels for Hotel Cambon in Paris’s 1st district. With its vibrant art collection and proximity to the Tuileries Garden, Louvre Museum, Place Vendôme, and Rue Saint Honoré, this hotel is a true gem.
Highlights:
- Buffet breakfast and glass-roof bar
- Proximity to Parisian attractions
- Free WiFi and terrace rooms
9. Molitor Hôtel & Spa Paris
I adore the Molitor Hôtel & Spa Paris for its prime location between the Roland Garros and Parc des Princes stadiums, as well as access to the luxurious Clarins spa. Enjoy breakfast by the pool, rooftop dining, or a cocktail from the bar. You’ll love the ambiance at this art gallery-like hotel.
Highlights:
- On-site spa, pools, and wellness facilities
- Rooftop dining and art exhibitions
- Proximity to Longchamp Hippodrome and Eiffel Tower
10. Radisson Blu Hotel – Paris Boulogne
Visit the unique Radisson Blu Hotel – Paris Boulogne for its wine-themed design and location near the Parc des Princes Stadium. Dine at the Cepia Restaurant & Terrace and rest in one of the 170 modern rooms.
With easy access to the metro, you’ll be ready to explore all the great things Paris has to offer during the Olympics.
Highlights:
- Michelin Guide-listed restaurant and lounge bar
- Proximity to La Seine Musicale Cultural Center
- Free Wi-Fi
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