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Events in Paris

One event a year moves hotel prices in Paris, and this is what it does to them. Where to stay, how long each district is from the venue, and how to get here.

Illustration: a clay tennis court seen from the stands in late spring, orange dust and white lines, dark green windbreak, afternoon shade
French Open · Illustration — a generated image of the kind of scene, not a photograph of the venue.

What is on

DatesEventTypeBooking
17 May – 6 Jun 2027Roland-GarrosTennis & golfClosing

The weeks the city fills

Against what the same hotel costs four weeks earlier — our estimate, not a live rate. Outside these weeks Paris prices like any other month.

Getting here

AirportCodeTo the city
Paris OrlyORY40 min
Paris Charles de GaulleCDG50 min

Trains: Gare du Nord.

Where to stay

Stade Roland-Garros
DistrictTo the venuePriceWhat it is
Auteuil & the 16th15 min walk$$$$The arrondissement the stadium sits in; quiet, residential, few hotels and all booked
Boulogne-Billancourt20 min metro$$$Just outside the Périphérique, two metro stops, and noticeably cheaper
Rive Gauche35 min metro$$$$The 6th, 7th and 15th — a holiday in Paris with a direct line 10 to the gates
Montparnasse & the 14th40 min metro$$$Big hotels around the station, well connected, priced for business travellers
La Défense & Neuilly35 min metro$$West of the city, empty at weekends, and the best value within half an hour

Elsewhere in France on the same dates

More on French Open: which days to go and when to book. See also sport finals.