Hotels in Paris: Best Areas to Stay and Accommodation Guide

Hotels in Paris gather in three places: the Champs-Élysées and Étoile side in the 17th arrondissement, Montparnasse in the south, and the Latin Quarter on the Left Bank. A night at the nine hotels named here costs S$46 to S$200, and a 2-star hostel sets the lowest rate.

Hotels in Paris by Area: Prices at a Glance

The Paris table lists the Étoile side, Montparnasse and the Latin Quarter with each hotel's cheapest night in the week ahead.

Young and Happy Latin Quarter by Hiphophostels at S$46 is the lowest rate named here and Hotel Zélie Champs-Elysées at S$200 the highest. The 17th opens at S$142 to S$200, Montparnasse at S$104 to S$188 and the Latin Quarter at S$46 to S$133.

Staying in Paris from Singapore: Champs-Élysées and the 17th Arrondissement

The Champs-Élysées side suits first-time visitors who want the famous avenue, with its shopping, cafés and cinemas between the Arc de Triomphe and Place de la Concorde. The Arc de Triomphe stands at the centre of one of the busiest roundabouts in the city, and the Eiffel Tower is the sight that guests come to Paris for.

ELSA, Hotel Paris by Collection Vesper is a 4-star hotel from S$142 on Avenue Carnot, with guest comments on a convenient location and being easy to get around. Hotel Régence Etoile costs S$150 on the same avenue, also 4-star, with guest comments on a delicious breakfast and a convenient location. Hotel Zélie Champs-Elysées is the highest rate of the nine at S$200 on Rue Brey, and guests mention that it is easy to get around and a convenient location.

All three sit in the 17th arrondissement rather than on the avenue itself, so check the map for the walk to the Arc de Triomphe before you book.

Montparnasse: The Station, the Tower and Mid-Range Rooms

Montparnasse sits in the south of the city, in the 14th and 15th arrondissements, and it is the practical base for travellers arriving or leaving by train. The hotels here are mostly mid-range, which keeps the cost of a Paris trip closer to what a Singapore visitor expects.

Timhotel Paris Gare Montparnasse is a 3-star hotel from S$104 on Rue de l'Arrivée in the 15th, and guests mention a convenient location and that it is easy to get around. Timhotel Odessa Montparnasse costs S$107 on Rue d'Odessa in the 14th, also 3-star, with guest comments on being clean and tidy and a convenient location. Pullman Paris Montparnasse is a 4-star hotel at S$188 on Rue du Commandant René Mouchotte, and guests mention that it is easy to get around and a delicious breakfast.

Two of the three are 3-star hotels priced below every 4-star hotel on the Champs-Élysées side, so Montparnasse is where a mid-range budget goes furthest, and the Pullman is the exception at S$188.

The Latin Quarter: Left Bank Streets

The Latin Quarter is the Left Bank base in the 5th arrondissement, close to the Seine, and Notre-Dame Cathedral is the landmark that brings people here, with charming neighbourhoods and classic Paris experiences. It suits travellers who prefer cafés and old streets to avenues, and the Seine River itself offers a scenic base for riverside walks, dining and iconic city views.

Young and Happy Latin Quarter by Hiphophostels is the lowest rate of the nine at S$46, a 2-star property on Rue Mouffetard, and guests mention a convenient location and great service. Hotel Home Latin costs S$126 on Rue du Sommerard, a 3-star hotel, with guest comments on a convenient location and being easy to get around. Hotel Minerve is a 3-star hotel from S$133 on Rue des Écoles, and guests mention a great location and great service.

The lowest rate is for a hostel-style stay, so check the room type before you plan around S$46, and compare it with the S$126 and S$133 asked by the 3-star hotels nearby.

Other Popular Neighbourhoods to Stay in Paris

Montmartre suits travellers who love local vibes, street cafés and hilltop views, and the Sacré-Cœur crowns it. The Eiffel Tower area suits first-time visitors who want tower views and easy access to major attractions.

Saint-Germain-des-Prés in the 6th arrondissement suits classic Paris style, cafés and riverside walks. Le Marais is one of Paris's most stylish districts, known for historic streets, trendy boutiques and cafés. The Opera and Les Halles area suits easy transport and shopping. All nine hotels above sit in the 14th, 15th, 17th and 5th arrondissements, so these areas mean a separate search.

Matching Paris Hotels to Your Trip

First-time visitors who want the avenue and the Arc de Triomphe should stay on the 17th arrondissement side, with ELSA, Hotel Paris by Collection Vesper for a convenient location. Travellers arriving by train suit Montparnasse, where Timhotel Paris Gare Montparnasse starts at S$104 and Timhotel Odessa Montparnasse at S$107. Anyone watching their budget can book Young and Happy Latin Quarter by Hiphophostels at S$46, and café lovers can compare Hotel Minerve and Hotel Home Latin in the Latin Quarter.

Booking Paris Hotels Around Singapore Holidays and Paris Events

Pick your travel window from the Singapore public holiday page. Paris does not have a holiday page on the site, so plan around its busy periods instead: spring from April to June and early autumn from September to October are the busiest, summer is crowded with tourists and school holidays across Europe, and hotels in popular areas often sell out weeks ahead. Paris Fashion Week in February, March and September and Bastille Day on 14 July draw huge crowds, with limited availability and higher rates.

Paris Hotel Questions Worth Asking Before You Book

Where is the cheapest hotel in Paris?

Among the hotels named above, Young and Happy Latin Quarter by Hiphophostels starts lowest at S$46, ahead of Timhotel Paris Gare Montparnasse at S$104.

Which Paris hotels are close to the train station?

Timhotel Paris Gare Montparnasse is on Rue de l'Arrivée in the 15th arrondissement and Pullman Paris Montparnasse is on Rue du Commandant René Mouchotte, both in the Montparnasse area.

Which Paris hotels mention a delicious breakfast?

Guests mention a delicious breakfast at Hotel Régence Etoile and Pullman Paris Montparnasse.

Which Paris hotels have great service?

Guests mention great service at Young and Happy Latin Quarter by Hiphophostels and Hotel Minerve, both in the Latin Quarter.

Which Paris hotel is the most expensive?

Hotel Zélie Champs-Elysées is the highest rate of the nine at S$200, ahead of Pullman Paris Montparnasse at S$188.

※ Paris rates above are the lowest per-night prices for the coming week, which move with the calendar, so the hotel page has the price for your dates.