Hotels in Paris – find the stay that suits your trip
Explore hotels in Paris with photos, maps, guest reviews, amenities and room types. Compare locations and hotel information before booking becomes available through BNO Travel.
Find hotels in Paris that suit your trip
Explore hotels in Paris with photos, maps, guest reviews, amenities and room types. Compare locations and hotel information before booking becomes available through BNO Travel.
Use the hotel list and map below to compare options. Open each hotel to view photos, description, address, amenities and room types. You can also explore our full accommodation selection and travel inspiration.
Explore hotels in Paris
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Nyttig å vite før oppholdet i Paris
Fly og transport
Aktuelle flyplasskoder er CDG, ORY. Sjekk avstand og transport til hotellet før reisen, særlig dersom du planlegger sen ankomst eller tidlig avreise.
Velg beliggenhet først
Se kartet og vurder hva du vil ha i nærheten – sentrum, strand, severdigheter, restauranter eller kollektivtransport.
Rooms and amenities
Romutvalg og enkelte fasiliteter kan variere med dato og tilgjengelighet. Åpne hotellet for detaljene som er tilgjengelige nå.
Frequently asked questions about hotels in Paris
How do I find the right hotel in Paris?
Start with the location on the map, then compare hotel photos, guest reviews, amenities and room types.
Can I see room types before booking?
Yes. When room data is available from the hotel, BNO Travel shows room types in the hotel view. Prices and final availability are shown when you search your travel dates.
Can I explore the hotel directly from the map?
Yes. Click a hotel marker on the map for a quick preview, then choose “Explore hotel” for full hotel information.
Find the right hotel in Paris
Hotels in Paris range from small boutique properties in historic neighbourhoods to larger international hotels near major transport hubs. Where you stay can shape the entire trip, because each district has its own atmosphere, restaurants, sights and transport connections. Before choosing a hotel, think about whether you want to prioritise museums, shopping, nightlife, cafés, river walks or easy access to train and metro lines.
With BNO Travel you can explore hotels in Paris and compare location, photos, amenities, room types and guest reviews. Looking at these details together makes it easier to find accommodation that fits both your plans and your budget.
Which area of Paris should you stay in?
Paris is divided into arrondissements, each with a distinct character. A central location can be very convenient for a short city break, while neighbourhoods slightly outside the busiest tourist areas may offer a more local atmosphere.
Louvre and the 1st arrondissement
The area around the Louvre is one of the most central parts of Paris. It suits first-time visitors who want to stay close to museums, the Seine, historic streets and major sights. Many places can be reached on foot from here.
Le Marais
Le Marais spans parts of the 3rd and 4th arrondissements and is known for historic streets, cafés, restaurants, boutiques and cultural attractions. It works well for travellers who want a lively neighbourhood with plenty to explore close to the hotel.
Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Saint-Germain-des-Prés on the Left Bank is associated with cafés, galleries, bookshops and elegant streets. It can be a good choice for couples and travellers who value atmosphere, food and a central location.
Latin Quarter
The Latin Quarter combines historic streets, universities, restaurants and easy access to the Seine. It is often a practical choice for travellers who want an energetic district with good connections to other parts of Paris.
Montmartre
Montmartre offers steep streets, views over the city, cafés and a more residential feel in parts of the neighbourhood. It is further from some central sights but can be attractive for travellers who want a different side of Paris.
What should you compare when choosing a Paris hotel?
- Location: Check how close the hotel is to the neighbourhoods and attractions you plan to visit.
- Metro access: A nearby metro station can make a major difference to travel time.
- Room type: Review room size, bed configuration and maximum occupancy.
- Amenities: Breakfast, lifts, air conditioning, luggage storage and fitness facilities may matter depending on your trip.
- Guest reviews: Read reviews together with information about location and hotel facilities.
Getting from the airports to Paris
Paris is mainly served by Charles de Gaulle Airport, with code CDG, and Orly Airport, with code ORY. The most convenient option depends on your flight and hotel location. When comparing hotels, consider the connection between the airport, public transport and the neighbourhood where you plan to stay.
When is a good time to visit Paris?
Paris is a year-round destination. Spring and autumn are popular for sightseeing and walking, summer brings long days and busy outdoor areas, while winter can be a good period for museums, restaurants and shorter city breaks. Hotel availability and prices can change during major events, fashion weeks, school holidays and popular weekends.
Who does Paris suit?
Paris works well for couples, families, solo travellers and business visitors. Museums, architecture, shopping, food, parks and riverfront areas mean that different travellers can build very different trips in the same city.
Frequently asked questions about hotels in Paris
Where should I stay in Paris for my first visit?
The 1st arrondissement, Le Marais, Saint-Germain-des-Prés and the Latin Quarter are practical choices because they provide central locations and easy access to many attractions.
Do I need to stay in the centre of Paris?
No. Paris has an extensive metro network, so a hotel outside the most central districts can work well if it is close to a useful station.
What should families look for in a Paris hotel?
Families should check room capacity, bed configuration, lifts, breakfast options and the distance to metro stations and planned activities.
How early should I book a hotel in Paris?
Availability can become more limited during major events, holidays and popular weekends. If your dates are fixed, comparing hotels early can give you more choice.
Which airports serve Paris?
The main airports are Charles de Gaulle, CDG, and Orly, ORY.