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Boutique Hotels in Paris (Economical)

Hotel des Grandes Ecoles
Family-run hotel in quiet area of Latin Quarter

Daily from $198

Hotel de l'Université (Saint-Germain-des-Prés)
Economical hotel on Left Bank

Daily from $178

Le Relais Montmartre
small, friendly hotel in Montmartre

Daily from $258

Hotels near the Champs-Elysées

Hotel du Collectionneur
Large luxury art-deco hotel near Champs-Élysées

Daily from $462

Hotel Le Belmont
4-star hotel near Champs-Élysées

Daily from $328

Hotel Keppler
5-minute walk to Champs Elysées

Daily from $398

Affordable Hotel in Latin Quarter

Odeon Hotel
In heart of the Latin Quarter

Daily from $259

Come Stay in Paris!

Find history, enchanted strolls, exquisite art, and the perfect hotel in Paris in 2025. The "City of Lights" offers over 600 hotels, sprinkled among 20 districts (arrondissements) spiraling out from Notre Dame.

Luxury hotels cluster near the Opera Garnier, Champs-Elysees, and Place Vendome, while hotels for budget travelers are available around Place Bastille to the east and Montparnasse to the south.

Stay on the left bank of Paris to wander the flavorful medieval streets and cafes of the Latin Quarter. The right bank is home to the Louvre, the Grand Boulevards, bohemian Montmartre, and the trendy Marais district with its 17th-century aristocratic mansions.

If arriving by Eurostar train, consider lodging near the Gare du Nord train station or 5 blocks south in the Place de la Republique area. We hope you enjoy our helpful information about Paris hotels!

Popular Paris Neighborhoods

Latin Quarter (Left Bank)
Charming area across from Notre Dame. Stroll by Pantheon, Luxembourg Garden and cafes of fashionable St. Germain
Louvre Museum
Formal area in center of Paris with Louvre, Tuileries Gardens, Palais Royal, metro
Le Marais (3rd & 4th Arrond.)
Historic area on right bank with aristocratic roots (Place des Vosges). Trendy shops, quaint cafes, City Hall, Centre Pompidou
Gare du Nord
Major train station in north Paris serving Eurostar trains, local metro
Paris Opera Garnier
department stores, Opéra Garnier, metro stations, Airport bus stop, restaurants
Place de la Bastille
metro, New Opera, moderate hotels, restaurants, cafes, bars, Gare de Lyon

Insider Travel Tips

  • A single metro ride costs €2.50 (bus is €2). Consider buying a Navigo Day Pass for €12, valid until midnight (but excludes airports, such as RER B to Roissy Charles-de-Gaulle, Roissybus, and line 14 to Orly). Paper tickets are no longer used, so buy a €2 Navigo Easy card and load funds or download the Bonjour RATP App to phone.
  • For longer visits, Navigo Decouverte Pass (31.60€ + 5€ card) is good Monday morning to Sunday midnight on subways, buses, RER (including line B to CDG airport and line C to Versailles). You must attach a passport-size color photo to this pass or download the Bonjour RATP App to your phone.
  • Flat rate to/from Charles-de-Gaulle Airport ✈ (using RER B or Roissybus) is now 13€. Reaching Aéroport d'Orly on Metro Line 14 costs a bit more.
  • On the first Sunday of each month, the national museums in Paris — including the Louvre and Musee d'Orsay — open their doors for free. (Exception: Grand Palais)
  • Entry to the Panthéon (former church, burial place of Victor Hugo, now history museum) in Paris' Latin Quarter costs 13€ (free on first Sundays from Nov. to March). Climb 276 steps to dome for great views of Paris!
  • June and July are peak season for Paris hotels. In August, locals depart for beach towns and country houses.
  • The Marais district (former residences of the nobility) is home to Musée Carnavalet (Paris history museum), Musée National Picasso, Place des Vosges, quirky shops, and cafes.
  • Champs Élysées Film Festival (June 17 to 23, 2025) celebrates French and American independent films at cinemas near Champs-Élysées, Arc de Triomphe, and Place de la Concorde.