Number of hotels in Greater Paris 2018, by rating
In 2018, the largest number of hotels in Paris and its region was 3-star hotels. That year, there were 784 3-star hotels in Greater Paris, compared to 469 4-star hotels and 250 2-star hotels. The French capital had more than 2,000 hotels in 2018.
Parisian hotels are particularly busy
Paris is the French region with the highest occupancy rate. In 2019, the occupancy rate of hotels in Paris amounted to 78 percent. This high level of hotel attendance in Paris concerns all types of hotels of every star category. In the Greater Paris region, the occupancy rate of 4 to 5-star hotels reached 75.3 percent in 2017 and 75.7 percent for 1-star hotels. The French capital recorded 17.44 million international overnight vistors, making it one of the leading city destinations on the European continent."
Paris vs other European destinations
If France is known for being one of the top travel destinations worldwide, London was the most visited European city destination in 2017. That year the British capital welcomed more than 79.8 million bed nights, compared to 48.11 million for its French counterpart. Even though Paris was not the most visited city in Europe in 2017, it was one of the European cities with the highest average daily hotel rates, before London, Rome or Amsterdam.
Parisian hotels are particularly busy
Paris is the French region with the highest occupancy rate. In 2019, the occupancy rate of hotels in Paris amounted to 78 percent. This high level of hotel attendance in Paris concerns all types of hotels of every star category. In the Greater Paris region, the occupancy rate of 4 to 5-star hotels reached 75.3 percent in 2017 and 75.7 percent for 1-star hotels. The French capital recorded 17.44 million international overnight vistors, making it one of the leading city destinations on the European continent."
Paris vs other European destinations
If France is known for being one of the top travel destinations worldwide, London was the most visited European city destination in 2017. That year the British capital welcomed more than 79.8 million bed nights, compared to 48.11 million for its French counterpart. Even though Paris was not the most visited city in Europe in 2017, it was one of the European cities with the highest average daily hotel rates, before London, Rome or Amsterdam.
