4 Luxury, Boutique Hotels to Stay at in Paris for the Summer Olympics

With anticipation for this year’s summer 2024 Olympic Games ever rising, demand for travel in Paris is skyrocketing. Hotels are beginning to book out, with discerning travelers seeking properties redefining traditional hospitality for an unforgettable Parisian summer.

Here are four hotels sure to make your Paris trip worthwhile:

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Nolinski Paris

Recently named a 2-key Michelin Guide hotel, this property sits near the Louvre and spans six floors. Each guestroom offers its own distinctive style, and guests can continue their luxurious experience at the ultra-luxe spa with a pool, cocktail bar with signature drinks and two restaurants.

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Cour des Vosges

Planning to stay in Paris beyond the Olympics? Cour des Vosges is an extended-stay property in Le Marais, complete with 12 luxury rooms and suites, a restaurant, Roman bath, and team room. This hotel is the only on the Places des Vosges with a bird’s-eye view of the Square Louis XIII. Guests who fancy a sweet treat can head downstairs to Brach – La Patisserie for pastries by Chef Yann Brys.

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Brach Paris

Situated in Paris’ 16^th arrondissement, this property boasts elegant accommodations, a patisserie with French pastries and artisan delights, a rooftop pool, and a Spa by Clarins. Guests can head to Michelin-starred The Restaurant for culinary delights or indulge in Mediterranean-inspired fare at the Terrace.

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Sinner

This 43-room property lies in Le Marais district and features vaulted arches, Gothic-inspired candelabras and stained-glass windows. Sinner’s signature restaurant treats guests to dishes with international fare, drawing inspiration from street food culture like the Kanoun technique in North Africa. Ten signature cocktails inspired by the nomadic cuisine of the restaurant await at the hotel bar, while Ablutio, the hotel’s spa, invokes a Roman bath with signature treatments by La Colline.