Every winter, Paris lives up to its nickname more than ever: the City of Light. As Christmas approaches, the streets light up, shop windows come alive, and the capital is transformed into a magical setting.

Where to stay in Paris, with twenty arrondissements and hundreds of hotels to choose from? The right area is not the same for a first visit, a family trip, a trade fair at Porte de Versailles or a business trip. Budget, peace and quiet, metro lines, arrival station: our guide helps you find the address that truly suits your stay, and answers the questions you don’t always dare to ask before booking.

 

Every winter, Paris literally transforms into the City of Light. Facades sparkle, shop windows come alive, Christmas markets fill the air with the scent of mulled wine, and boulevards are illuminated until New Year's Eve.

Is a heatwave forecast during your stay in Paris? Don’t worry: a few simple adjustments are all it takes to ensure you can continue to enjoy the capital in comfort. By adjusting the pace of your sightseeing, prioritising cooler venues during the hottest parts of the day and choosing an air-conditioned hotel in Paris, you’ll be able to explore the city whilst staying comfortable.

You are looking for a 3-star hotel in Paris and wondering what these three stars actually guarantee? In France, a 3-star hotel is an establishment officially classified by Atout France according to precise criteria covering comfort, facilities, service quality and guest experience.

Every year in September, Paris reveals treasures that are usually hidden from view. The Palais de la République, government ministries, private mansions, historic libraries, artisans’ workshops and cultural institutions all open their doors to the public on an exceptional basis to mark European Heritage Days.

Every year, Necker-Enfants malades Hospital welcomes doctors, researchers, lecturers, speakers and healthcare professionals who come to take part in a training course, a conference or a mission lasting several days. For these visits, the schedule is often tightly packed: training days, conferences, meetings and research work follow one after the other, leaving little room for the unexpected.

Planning a getaway to Paris with your family is often a mix of excitement and a little apprehension. You already dream of seeing their eyes light up in front of the sparkling Eiffel Tower... and then reality catches up with you: how will we manage the stroller in the metro? What if the little ones fall asleep in the middle of a museum? Will we end the day completely exhausted?

Discovering Paris through its markets means exploring a livelier, more gourmet and often more authentic side of the capital. Far beyond its iconic monuments, Parisian markets tell the story of local daily life, neighborhood habits and the French taste for quality products.

An independent hotel in Paris is an establishment not affiliated with a chain, offering a more personalized and local experience, often close to the spirit of a boutique hotel in Paris or a charming hotel in Paris. Between well-known major brands and more discreet addresses, one question often arises: should you favor this type of establishment?

Coming to Paris in summer means enjoying long days that stretch late into the evening, lively terraces, and an atmosphere that is often more peaceful than one might imagine. Preparing for a stay in Paris in summer means anticipating the heat, avoiding certain peak hours, and finding the right rhythm to truly enjoy the city without exhausting yourself. Every summer, we welcome travelers who arrive with a very busy schedule, thinking they will “optimize” their stay.

We often hear that sleeping in Paris is an unaffordable luxury. It's true, between major international events and tourist periods, prices can soar rapidly. But the capital still hides some real nuggets: addresses where comfort and welcome are not sacrificed on the altar of low prices.

There are a thousand ways to see the Eiffel Tower, but there's a world of difference between taking a photo of it and experiencing it intensely. The real thrill is the one that surprises you: seeing it appear at the bend in a small cobbled street, discovering it immense and still asleep at sunrise, or seeing it glitter intermittently as you head home for dinner after a long day of sightseeing.

Are you planning a romantic weekend away? Whether it's for a special request, an anniversary or simply for the pleasure of getting together again, a dinner cruise on the Seine is a sure-fire way to enjoy a moment when Paris seems to exist just for the two of you.

There's the Paris of the guidebooks... and the Paris you discover one foot in front of the other, at the bend of a quiet street. Staying with us means treating yourself to that rare luxury: the luxury of slowness.

Visiting Paris is an unforgettable experience... as long as you have the right tools at hand. In such a bustling capital, knowing how to get around easily, booking at the right time or avoiding queues can really make a difference.

When you've been working in the hotel business for many years, you quickly learn to recognise neighbourhoods in which travellers immediately feel at ease. The 15ᵉ arrondissement of Paris is one of them. Often chosen for its calm and accessibility, it also has some very nice surprises in store for those who enjoy stress-free shopping at a pleasant pace.

Every spring, the Paris Fair transforms Paris Expo Porte de Versailles into a huge crossroads of innovations, discoveries and encounters. French visitors, international tourists and exhibitors come together for several days at a sustained and often tiring pace. After long days spent in the halls, the choice of hotel becomes essential: it determines the quality of the rest, the energy of the next day and, quite simply, the pleasure of experiencing the event to the full.

Planning a family trip to Paris is as exciting as it is demanding. When you're travelling with children, the choice of accommodation becomes central: comfort, peace and quiet, organisation, location... All these criteria explain why, as soon as you travel to Paris as a family, the question of a family room or connecting room naturally arises.

Preparing a stay in Paris as a couple, with the family or from abroad always raises the same questions: where to sleep to enjoy the city without stress? Which district makes it easy to discover Paris, while offering calm, safety and a good level of comfort?

For many travellers, the answer lies on the Left Bank, and more specifically in the 15ᵉ arrondissement of Paris.

Staying in Paris for medical treatment, a medical appointment or a professional mission at the Necker Hospital has its own specific constraints, and choosing a hotel close to the hospital is a key factor in organising your stay.

Everyone dreams of sleeping close to the Eiffel Tower, or even with a view of the monument. However, when it comes to booking a hotel, the reality is often different. High prices, cramped rooms, an overly touristy atmosphere: the discrepancy can be surprising. As a result, many travellers hesitate between paying too much or staying a long way from the centre, at the risk of complicating their stay.

Every year, Valentine's Day is the perfect opportunity to slow down and treat yourself to a romantic weekend in Paris. A romantic city by nature, Paris charms with its discreet elegance, streets full of character, neighbourhood cafés and unique atmosphere. In February, far from the hustle and bustle of the tourist trade, the capital reveals itself to be a calmer, almost confidential place.

Discover our top picks for dining with a view of the Eiffel Tower and our recommendations. A magical panorama guaranteed. Book your perfect evening!

Discover the differences between hotels and aparthotels in Paris and find the ideal option for your stay, with expert advice from the Nouvel Hôtel Eiffel.

Staying at the Nouvel Hôtel Eiffel means experiencing Paris like a resident of the 15th arrondissement: on foot, at a leisurely pace, with the feeling of truly being “part of the neighborhood” for a few nights. Located between Rue de Vaugirard, one of the most iconic streets on the Left Bank, and the pleasant La Motte-Picquet neighborhood, our hotel offers privileged access to everything that makes southern Paris so charming.

Are you coming to Paris for a weekend or a short break? This guide has been designed to offer you a smooth, enjoyable, and realistic 3-day itinerary. Combine the major monuments, iconic neighborhoods, and a few local hotspots. All starting from the Nouvel Hôtel Eiffel, your ideal base in the 15th arrondissement, a quiet, authentic neighborhood with excellent transport links to all the must-see attractions.

Want to discover Paris's greatest museums without spending your days on the metro? The Nouvel Hôtel Eiffel, located in the 15th arrondissement, combines tranquility, comfort, and proximity to the capital's most beautiful cultural sites.

When Paris awakens to the aroma of coffee and warm butter, the streets of the 15th and 7th arrondissements reveal their most delicious side. Between Haussmann-style facades, bustling markets, and tempting shop windows, the Eiffel Tower looms in the distance, inviting you to stroll around.

When the air turns crisp, Paris in autumn becomes a living postcard. Trees burst into shades of red and orange, days grow softer, and the city regains its calm and poetry. A light scarf, the rustle of fallen leaves underfoot, a hot chocolate... It’s the perfect season to savor the Parisian art of living, stroll through the Luxembourg Gardens, or wander the charming streets of the 15th arrondissement. In this guide, discover our favorite walks and addresses to enjoy this magical season.

Paris Games Week 2025 will be held from 30 October to 2 November 2026 at the Parc des Expositions at Porte de Versailles. This not-to-be-missed video games event attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors every year. With so many people attending, choosing the right accommodation in Paris becomes a priority.

The largest district in the capital, Paris 15 stretches along the Left Bank, between the Seine, artists' studios, green parks, and bustling shopping boulevards. Family-friendly yet lively, it combines a "village" spirit with the energy of iconic hubs like Montparnasse and Porte de Versailles. Staying here means experiencing an authentic, convenient, and well-connected Paris, just a stone's throw from the Eiffel Tower.