Where to Stay in Paris for First-Timers: Best Areas & Hotels

Fully updated November 2, 2026. First Published July 2024.

When it comes to where to stay in Paris, there are several incredible picks to decide on. Having been a dozen plus times myself, I have narrowed down where to stay in Paris for every traveler.

The French capital is one of those must-see places when visiting France. And it is a place I can keep returning to repeatedly as a French American. Each neighborhood has so many unique characteristics and offerings, so it’s important to choose carefully.

I have stayed in many hotels and apartments in Paris after visiting the city multiple times. That’s why I’ve put together this curated guide to help you find the best area to stay in Paris. Whether you want to live like a local hanging out at much-loved cafes in the 6th or take up residence in the 1st which is ideal for family travel, this guide has it all.

Paris has an excellent metro system that makes it easy to get around the city from wherever you’re based. You could choose a neighborhood based more on convenience if you like. These are some of my top picks for visitors from Le Marais for first timers to Montmartre for art lovers.

Read on to find out where to stay in Paris and my top picks for each area.

Your Guide To Where to Stay in Paris

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My Takeaway on the Best Area to Stay in Paris

Paris has many neighborhoods to choose from for your stay, making it overwhelming to decide on the best one for you.

First-time travelers should visit Le Marais for a classic Paris experience with classic architecture, stylish shops, and unique cafes. Centrally located, it also provides easy access to major attractions like Notre Dame and the Pompidou Center (Note: The Pompidou Center is closed for renovation. Reopening is planned for 2030). 

Families will find hotels in the 1st arrondissement well-suited as the area is close to iconic landmarks such as the Louvre, Tuileries Gardens, and Palais Royal. It makes for a mix of cultural sights and green spaces. 

Travelers in search of the classic Paris experience are the best fit for the 6th arrondissement. If you are looking for an authentic Parisian lifestyle, the quaint streets and bustling markets will have you feeling right at home. The 6th includes Saint-Germain-des-Prés and part of the Latin Quarter and is home to Luxembourg Gardens. The neighborhood is ideal for immersing yourself in the local culture and atmosphere of the city.

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Neighborhood Map: 8 Best Areas to Stay in Paris

To get oriented, here’s a map of the 8 areas in Paris covered in this guide.

1. Le Marais (3rd & 4th Arrondissements) (RED)
2. 1st Arrondissement (BLUE)
3. 2nd Arrondissement (GREEN)
4. 6th Arrondissement (YELLOW)
5. 9th Arrondissement (ORANGE)
6. Montmartre (18th Arrondissement) (PURPLE)
7. 8th Arrondissement (TEAL)
8. 7th Arrondissement (BROWN)

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Le Marais (3rd & 4th Arrondissements): Best Overall Neighborhood For First-Timers

Le Marais is a historic and vibrant district known for boasting medieval architecture, narrow streets, and cultural richness. Place des Vosges, the Musée Picasso, and the Musée Carnavalet are all at home here. It’s an ideal choice for first-time visitors to the city. 

Renowned for hosting trendy boutiques, art galleries, and lively nightlife, Le Marais seamlessly blends historical charm with modern flair. If you want to experience Paris like a local, this is the place for you.

Where to Stay in Le Marais (3rd & 4th Arrondissements)

Luxury Hotels

1. Pavillon de la Reine — There’s a timeless elegance about Pavillon de la Reine owed to its black and white interiors and marbled fireplaces. Set within an ivy-covered 17th-century building, the leafy haven feels tucked away from the busyness of Paris, making it perfect for those looking for privacy. The hotel has an onsite spa, along with a lounge and bar, offering a truly luxurious experience.
2. Experimental Marais — The Experimental group recently reimagined the former Sinner’s hotel, with interiors designed by Tristan Auer. The boutique property has 43 rooms, and its contemporary luxury vibe makes for a great base in Le Marais. There’s also a restaurant, cocktail bar, and spa on-site.

Upscale Hotels

1. Hôtel National Des Arts Et Métiers — Beautifully designed with an artistic vision, this stunning hotel was conceived by designer Raphael Navot. Rooms are airy and light and each includes an office space. A highlight in the warmer months is the rooftop terrace with sensational views across the city, including Sacré-Coeur in the distance.
2. Hotel Suzie Blue — Warm, earthy palettes and timber finishes make this designer boutique bolthole a cozy stay that feels like home. Formerly named Sookie after the song ‘Sookie Sookie’ by Grant Green, the hotel still nods to its jazz influences throughout. The 31 rooms include historic features like exposed beams and sloping ceilings, honoring the 19th-century property.
3. Villa Beaumarchais — Centered around a glass-roofed atrium filled with palms, this hotel’s rooms blend modern comfort and vintage touches. A 5-minute walk from the Carnavalet Museum, the hotel is located on a quiet street in the Marais district.

Mid-Range Hotels

1. Hotel Caron de Beaumarchais — Just a 15-minute walk from Notre Dame Cathedral, this whimsically decorated independent hotel is a visual treat. Surrounded by boutiques and trendy bars, the hotel was inspired by “The Marriage of Figaro” by playwright Caron de Beaumarchais. There are just 19 rooms, providing a cozy atmosphere.
2. Les Tournelles — If you’re looking for a great value hotel in Le Marais, Les Tournelles is a great option. Just a 2-minute walk from Place des Vosges, 24 comfortable rooms are set out across this historic building in shades of blue and dusty pink. Combining historical charm with contemporary comfort, it has everything you need.

Airbnbs

1. Brand New Flat in Le Marais | Studio | Refined and modern — This renovated studio overlooks a courtyard in the Marais, with a king bed, a full kitchen, and air conditioning. It’s a lovely option for two if you don’t mind the stairs to the second floor.
2. Babylon Stays – Marais 2 | 1 Br | Stylish | High ceilings with wood beams — Exposed beams and high ceilings give this Rue des Archives apartment plenty of character. A separate bedroom, full kitchen, and living-room sofa bed make it a flexible base for up to four; access is via three flights of stairs.
3. Luxury Residence | 2 br | Redesigned by a renowned architect — For a more luxurious stay in the Marais, this is where I’d book. The architect-designed apartment has two ensuite bedrooms, a full kitchen, and a private balcony, plus air conditioning and elevator access.

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1st Arrondissement: Best Neighborhood for Families

Perched centrally on the right bank of the Seine, the 1st Arrondissement is the historical and cultural heart of Paris. It hosts iconic landmarks like the Louvre Museum, Palais Royal, Sainte-Chapelle, and Conciergerie. It’s also perfect for families with numerous public spaces such as the Tuileries Garden and Place Vendôme.

Shoppers will enjoy hitting up Rue de Rivoli and Les Halles for some retail therapy. Despite being one of the smallest arrondissements, the area doesn’t lose the richness of classic Parisian architecture and history. Well-connected by the metro, it blends tourist attractions with a quieter residential atmosphere.

Where to Stay in the 1st Arrondissement

Luxury Hotels

1. Hotel Costes — Opened in 1995, Hotel Costes is a mainstay in Paris’ 1st Arrondissement. Built around an inner courtyard, the interiors blend minimalism with lustrous hues and a touch of opulence. The cinematic decor throughout provides an eclectic feel at this luxury hotel.
2. Chateau Voltaire — Everything about this property says elegance. Fashion influence can be seen in all corners of the 32-room-and-suite hotel thanks to the property’s owner, Zadig & Voltaire’s founder Thierry Gillier. There’s a spa and various room options can accommodate families.
3. Nolinski Paris (Where I Stayed) — A luxurious boutique hotel finding home in a converted Haussmannian office building, we loved our stay at Nolinski. A modern take on French luxe, a mix of rooms and one and two-bedroom suites make it an ideal choice for families or larger groups close to some of the city’s best sights.
4. Maison Barrière Vendôme — If you’re looking for the feel of a luxury Parisian residence, Maison Barrière Vendôme is worth a look. Its 26 individually designed rooms, suites, and apartments pay tribute to women with a connection to Paris, from Josephine Baker to Agatha Christie. Some apartments have kitchens, making this a lovely option for a longer stay near Place Vendôme and the Tuileries.

Upscale Hotels

1. My Maison in Paris — Louvre (Where I Stayed) — We stayed at these stunning apartments as a family and it was perfect. With everything we needed including a kitchen and living space, the decor has a mid-century modern twist. Offering a selection of studios, and one and two-bedroom apartments, it’s great for families looking for plenty of space.

Airbnbs

1. A Dreamy Paris Nest | 1 Br | Bright | Newly renovated — This bright one-bedroom flat is a convenient base between the Louvre, Palais-Royal, and Opéra. There’s a sofa bed for a third guest, making it an option for a couple with one child; keep in mind that it’s on the third floor without an elevator.
2. Design & Luxury Home | 1 Br | Spacious | Chic — This is one of the most thoughtfully designed apartments in the neighborhood. Bohemian accents and carefully chosen furniture give it a personal, lived-in feel, while a king bed, a full kitchen, and views toward the Comédie-Française make it an appealing base for two near the Louvre.
3. Highstay Louvre III | 1 Br | Serviced Apartment | Luxe — For a true luxury stay, this is where I’d book. The apartment pairs hotel-level finishes with all the amenities and space of a full flat. Parquet floors and decorative moldings give the space a classic Parisian feel. The daily housekeeping and concierge service are an added bonus.

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2nd Arrondissement: Best Neighborhood for City Life (A Personal Favorite)

A compact neighborhood known for its business and cultural significance, the 2nd Arrondissement is where you’ll find La Bourse (the old stock exchange) and historic passages like Passage des Panoramas and Galerie Vivienne. Opéra-Comique and parts of the Bibliothèque Nationale de France are also worth noting in the area, while Rue Montorgueil is known for its vibrant shopping and dining scene. 

The Sentier district has historically been associated with the textile and tech industries, but it now blends historical charm with modern business activity, making it a dynamic part of Paris.

Where to Stay in the 2nd Arrondissement

Upscale Hotels

1. The Hoxton — A laid-back affair with plenty of style, The Hoxton is a staple in the Parisian hotel scene. With an easygoing vibe, Jacques’ Bar has become a hotspot for locals while onsite restaurant Rivié serves French-inspired cuisine. Rooms are typical of Paris, but the styling accommodates any sizing limitations.
2. My Maison in Paris — Sentier — If you want to feel like you’re living as a Parisian, these stylish apartments are the perfect place. With a mix of studios and one-bedroom apartments, some with terraces, they’re perfect for couples who want to enjoy local neighborhood life. Modern, stylish, and with all the amenities you’ll need, it’s the perfect home away from home.
3. Lyric Hotel Paris Opera — This design hotel close to Opera Garnier is a top choice for making the most of the city. Rooms are bright and feature contemporary designs, with the addition of a sauna, fitness center, and hammam making it a top choice.
4. Le Rayz Vendome — Offering rooms, studios, and apartments, this is a great place for those wanting to enjoy Paris like a local. Apartments include a kitchen, making it ideal for longer stays and self-catering. There is also a small garden and the rooms are finished with sleek styling details.
5. Hôtel du Sentier — Behind an Egyptian-inspired facade are minimalist-styled rooms that focus on aesthetics. Rooms are larger than others typically found in Paris and bathrooms feature marble benchtops and rain showers. Be sure to head to the Michelin-starred restaurant Frenchie just around the corner.

Airbnbs

1. Luxury Corner Apartment | 2 Br | Spacious | Brand New Renovation — This apartment is gorgeously done with elevated furnishings and loads of natural light. With two bedrooms, a sofa bed, and a dining table for 6, this is a good option for families.
2. Lovely and Cozy Flat | 1 Bedroom | Place de la Bourse Views | Fully Renovated — This one stood out for its design, which is an elegant mix of modern and classic. A great option for a couple’s getaway that’s close to cafés, boutiques, and landmarks.
3. Feydeau Terrace — Habitat Parisien | 1 Br | Eiffel Tower Views | 5th Floor with Elevator — This designer apartment has lovely rooftop views with a glimpse of the Eiffel Tower. The space is an elegant mix of Parisian and contemporary touches and located in the beautiful Grands Boulevards district.

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6th Arrondissement: Best Neighborhood for Classic Paris Experience

If you’re looking for the quintessential Parisian experience, book yourself a stay in the 6th Arrondissement of Paris. Occupying the left bank of the Seine, the area has roots in intellectual and artistic activities. The much-loved Saint-Germain-des-Prés area has long been associated with literary cafes like Café de Flore and Les Deux Magots. 

A highlight is the Luxembourg Gardens, with its beautiful lawns and fountains, and a mix of art galleries, boutiques, and historic architecture that offer travelers the best of Parisian charm.

Where to Stay in the 6th Arrondissement

Luxury Hotels

1. Relais Christine — Set within a 17th-century mansion in the heart of the Saint-Germain-des-Prés area, you’ll feel just like a local in Paris. The interiors pair classic French design with dramatic touches and contemporary finishes. Some rooms offer terraces or balconies and the hotel also offers a garden space.
2. L’Hotel — Old-world charm reigns supreme at this intimate hotel on Paris’ left bank. Opulence takes the lead on design here, where Art Deco details and ornate antiques complete the 20-room property. With Wilde’s cocktail lounge and its history as the final home of Oscar Wilde, you’ll be living lavishly at L’Hotel.
3. Hôtel D’Aubusson — A boutique hotel housed in a 17th-century townhouse on the Left Bank. The high ceilings of the Grand Salon create a sense of drama, while the rooms are spacious and more modern in their approach. The hotel’s jazz bar remains a popular choice among locals and shouldn’t be missed.
4. Hôtel Bel Ami — Tucked down a side street in Saint-Germain, Hotel Bel Ami has a refined design style. Within walking distance of numerous restaurants and cafes, you’ll be able to make the most of your stay. The hotel also includes a sauna and fitness center.

Upscale Hotels

1. Hotel Recamier — This cozy yet chic boutique hotel is tucked away on Place Saint-Sulpice in Saint-Germain-des-Prés. The timeless decor is complemented by bold prints throughout the 24-room boutique hotel. Location and attention to design make this a great value choice in the 6th.

Airbnbs

1. Refined Apartment | 1 Br | Modern | Renovated — This fully renovated flat in Saint-Germain is simply stunning. The calm tones and refined furnishings feel more like a hotel than an apartment in the best way.
2. Luxurious Apartment | 2 Br | Contemporary — If you’re traveling with friends or your family, this beautiful apartment is a great option. The luxury touches give this one an almost hotel feel, too. The balcony overlooks Square Boucicaut, with Le Bon Marché just across the street.
3. Charming Apartment | 1 Br | Top-floor Views — This top-floor apartment in the center of the 6th is a chic option. Just know, it’s on the 3rd (top) floor with no elevator, so this is best for couples or solo travelers comfortable carrying luggage upstairs.

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9th Arrondissement: Best Budget-Friendly Central Neighborhood

Those looking for a stay that won’t break the bank are best to base themselves in the 9th Arrondissement. Budget-friendly doesn’t mean you have to miss some of Paris’ hotspots nearby, though, with the famed Opéra Garnier and the popular shopping destinations Galeries Lafayette and Printemps just a short walk away.

The area is known for its entertainment, with several theaters based here. Elegant Haussmannian architecture is common here, making it enjoyable to stroll around the streets including the Rue des Martyrs, filled with cafes and boutiques.

Where to Stay in the 9th Arrondissement

Luxury Hotels

1. Hotel Parister & Spa — Delightfully designed but without breaking the bank, Hotel Parister and Spa is a perfect choice for design-conscious travelers. Velvet and Art Deco sconces are paired with modern design choices in the most complementary of ways. The swimming pool and hammam are an ideal addition.

Upscale Hotels

1. Maison Mere — As fashionable as the neighborhood it resides in, Maison Mere is just a moment away from Square Montholon and just a 15-minute walk from Montmartre. Rooms are decorated with works from local artists including ceramics and photography, creating a cool, edgy vibe throughout. With welcome drinks and small gifts in each room upon arrival, this is one of the best budget hotels.
2. Adele and Jules — The emphasis at Adele and Jules is all about homeliness and comfort, accounting for the understated contemporary styling. Set across two identical 19th-century buildings two doors apart, the hotel is located in a quiet cul-de-sac just a short walk from the Grands Boulevards.
3. Maison Pigalle — A fashionable place at the foot of Montmartre, this lovely hotel has a true Haussmannian apartment feel. Light interiors with wood and jungle-themed wallpaper give the interiors a relaxed feel while staying design-conscious. The hotel is close to two metro stations and Le Moulin Rouge.

Mid-Range Hotels

1. Hotel Joyce — Occupying a typical Parisian townhouse, contemporary interiors are brought to life with pops of bold color. The light-filled glass roof breakfast salon is a treat to start each day before exploring the best sights nearby. The complimentary snack and drink bar is a big hit too.

Airbnbs

1. Duplex Apartment Heart Sopi Paris | 1 Br | Floor to Ceiling Windows — This light-filled duplex apartment is simply stunning. The spiral staircase, two-floor, full height windows, and skylights are so beautiful. Its location in the heart of the 9th district is hard to beat.
2. Chic and Cozy Apartment | 1 Br | Quiet — This nicely designed and quiet apartment with a small outdoor courtyard is an ideal base for exploring Paris.
3. Loft in the Heart of Paris | Studio | Stylish — This spacious contemporary studio apartment is perfect for two people and comes with a fully outfitted kitchen and a queen-size bed.

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Montmartre (18th Arrondissement): Most Romantic Neighborhood in Paris

Montmartre is home to the iconic Sacré-Cœur Basilica and historic cobblestone streets. Now full of bohemian charm and best known for its artistic history, the higher position on a hill offers stunning views across the French capital. Be sure to wander Place du Tertre where you will find street artists, a homage to the neighborhood’s artistic legacy. 

The narrow, winding streets of Montmartre are home to numerous cafes, galleries, and of course the famed Moulin Rouge cabaret. This is one of the most-loved districts in Paris by travelers, so having everything on your doorstep means you can enjoy the area before the daily crowds ensue.

Where to Stay in Montmartre (18th Arrondissement)

Upscale Hotels

1. Hotel Rochechouart — Located in Pigalle at the foot of Montmartre, this Art Deco hotel keeps the spirit of the roaring twenties going. A warm, wooden palette is complemented with muted greens and terracotta touches throughout. The ground-floor brasserie is a hit with locals and you’re just a short walk from plenty of great bakeries, coffee shops, and restaurants.
2. Hotel Monsieur Aristide — A cozy hideaway among the cobblestone streets of Butte Montmartre, Monsieur Aristide has just 25 rooms occupying a 19th-century building. Bohemian details in dark wood and rattan are paired with warm, earthy tones and plenty of greenery throughout. With a hidden terrace and garden, a musical cocktail bar, and restaurant serving classic bistro-style cuisine, it’s a delight.
3. Élysée Montmartre Hôtel — This is one of the most distinctive newer boutique hotels in the area. The property has only 16 rooms and the calm Japanese-inspired interiors paired with eucalyptus furniture together make you feel like you’re at a Zen retreat in the middle of the city. They also have duplex options which are perfect for families or groups.
4. Hôtel des Arts Montmartre — Coupling location and design, this is perfect for those in search of a charming stay in Paris’ historic corner. Exposed stone walls and velvet furnishings add a sense of coziness to the property.
5. Mom’Art Hotel — A family-run hotel in the center of Montmartre, Mom’Art Hotel is just a short walk from Sacré-Coeur and Le Moulin Rouge. Every room features unique styling, giving artistic flair to the design details. There is also a fitness room and sauna available to guests.

Airbnbs

1. Delightful Home | 1 Br | AC | Views — This is a well-appointed apartment that was originally a painter’s studio. What I like about this one is that it’s a ground-floor unit set on the edge of a hill, so there are no stairs to navigate, and you still get lovely views from the bedroom.
2. Magical Apartment | 1 Br | Panoramic Views — This apartment is all about the views and location. The balcony offers panoramic views of the city, including the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, and more, all while being 100 meters from the Sacré-Cœur.
3. Sacré-Cœur Apartment | 1 Br | Bright | Sacré-Cœur Views — Literally right in front of the Sacré-Cœur, this apartment has the most stunning views of the basilica and the square. The apartment is very well decorated and equipped. It’s a perfect base in this part of town.

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8th Arrondissement: Best for Luxury Hotels

Luxury and sophistication are at home on the right bank of the Seine. The famed Champs-Élysées is the heart of the 8th Arrondissement, with its high-end shopping and upscale hotels. One of Paris’ most iconic cultural landmarks, the Arc de Triomphe, is a centerpiece, complemented by prestigious avenues like Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, where shoppers can find top fashion boutiques.

It’s no wonder the best luxury hotels are found in the 8th, with neighbors including the Grand Palais, Petit Palais, and the Élysée Palace. Parisian elegance and prestige are firmly etched into the fabric of this ritzy part of the city.

Where to Stay in the 8th Arrondissement

Luxury Hotels

1. Royal Monceau Raffles — Always chic and exuding Parisian charm, this five-star hotel doesn’t skip on the details. Rooms are spacious, a real treat in Paris, and the creative eye of designer Philippe Starck is apparent throughout. With a spa, swimming pool, and multiple restaurants, this is one of the best luxury hotels in Paris.
2. Hotel Plaza Athenee — With glamorous surroundings, Plaza Athenee is a staple among fashion’s biggest names from editors to designers. Opened in 1913, the hotel blends 18th-century-inspired decor with Art Deco and contemporary comfort. Don’t skip a facial at the in-house Dior Spa.
3. Château des Fleurs – Hôtel & Spa – Paris Champs-Elysées — With an elegance that pays homage to the essence of Paris 100 years ago, this hotel is perfect for design-savvy travelers. This place has a beautiful pool and fancy rooms with nice baths. It’s great for people who want luxury without spending too much money.
4. Le Damantin Hôtel & Spa — Set within a red-brick 19th-century Louis XIII–style mansion overlooking the Seine, this boutique hotel offers affordable luxury. With a spa and wellness center including a sauna and indoor pool, it’s ideal for those looking for somewhere to unwind while exploring the city.
5. Hôtel Lancaster Paris Champs-Elysées — Once the residence of a Spanish aristocrat, Grace Kelly and Greta Garbo also called this property home before it was turned into a hotel in the 1920s. Perfect for those looking for style and sophistication, the 44 rooms and 10 suites are filled with light and elegant design details.

Upscale Hotels

1. Hotel Plaza Elysees — Just moments from the Champs-Elysées avenue, this 4-star hotel offers comfort in the heart of the 8th. Modern rooms are decorated with pops of color from soft blue to mustard, and some rooms offer balconies overlooking the leafy street below.

Airbnbs

1. Grand Elysées Suite | Studio | Glamorous — This is a truly chic luxury studio on the Avenue des Champs-Élysées. The bathroom is stunning, too, and has a separate soaking tub and shower.
2. Champs-Élysées Prestige | 1 Br | Eiffel Tower Views — This newly renovated apartment is all about the balcony with panoramic rooftop and Eiffel Tower views. The space itself is elegant and modern, and makes for a great base close to everything.
3. Luxury Living Champs Elysees | 1 Br | Spacious and Bright — I love the contemporary art in this architect-decorated apartment. This flat is a good option if you’re looking for an upscale, quiet stay that’s still close to the action.

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7th Arrondissement: Best for the Famous Sights

Home to some of the most renowned landmarks in Paris, the 7th Arrondissement is ideal for those wanting to be close to all the best spots for sightseeing. More than just the Eiffel Tower, it also features the majestic Hôtel des Invalides, housing Napoleon’s tomb, and the Musée d’Orsay. 

Brimming with elegant Haussmannian buildings that house embassies, government offices, and upscale residences, it’s an eclectic mix of old and new. Postcard-perfect streets, charming cafes, and residences right by the Seine make it a delightful neighborhood for those wanting to maximize their sightseeing potential.

Where to Stay in the 7th Arrondissement

Luxury Hotels

1. Pavillon Faubourg Saint-Germain & Spa — Retro-chic dominates the design at this five-star hotel in Paris’ literary corner. Each of the property’s 47 rooms feels like a small apartment, and the retro styling continues with terrazzo floors in the bathrooms. The onsite restaurant Les Parisiens is a hotspot among locals and the spa and plunge pool are set among the vaulted cellars.
2. Sax Paris — Part of Hilton’s LXR luxury collection, Sax Paris is a beautifully designed hotel and a good option for those wanting a luxury experience with the amenities of a larger property. The hotel has a heated outdoor pool, spa, and rooftop restaurant with Eiffel Tower views.

Upscale Hotels

1. Le Walt — Surrounded by the city’s most iconic sights, this modern hotel adds flair with bed heads made from paintings, fashioning a historic touch to the interiors. Some rooms offer Eiffel Tower views, and there is a lovely private garden terrace to enjoy a quiet drink.
2. La Comtesse Paris — Simple, yet modern rooms are ideal for those looking to be close to Paris’ main attractions. A highlight is that every one of the property’s 40 rooms offers a view of the Eiffel Tower. The hotel’s Salon de Thé is a lovely tea room taking inspiration from the 18th century literary salons of the city.
3. Hotel Duquesne Eiffel — An unassuming hotel that puts you at the heart of sightseeing in Paris, Hotel Duquesne Eiffel is great for those wanting to make the most of their location. Within walking distance of Champ de Mars and the Eiffel Tower, some rooms also offer views of the iconic monument.
4. Hotel de Lille — This is a chic and cozy hotel in Paris. It is conveniently situated close to popular attractions such as the Orsay and Louvre museums. Breakfast is served in a vaulted cellar, and eco-friendly materials have been used throughout.
5. 1.75 Paris La Trêve — Design is at the heart of 1.75 Paris La Trêve’s appeal. Muted forest green and deep burnt orange are complemented by pattern and texture in the soft furnishings to provide warm, inviting rooms. A mix of rooms, suites, and apartments makes this great for traveling families and groups.

Airbnbs

1. My Maison Invalides Executive Studio | Studio | Contemporary — Set just away from the noise of Rue de Grenelle, this studio feels more like a luxury hotel than an apartment. The dishwasher and washer-dryer are nice touches for longer stays.
2. My Maison Invalides Deluxe Apartment | 1 Br | Garden View — A bright and elegant apartment with views overlooking the inner courtyard and the neighborhood church. The separate living room with a sofa bed makes it a good option for families, too.
3. Studio with Mezzanine | Studio | Contemporary — This is a unique contemporary studio with two double beds (one downstairs and one in the mezzanine). Given the shared studio layout, it could be a nice format for families with older kids.

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