The Top Airbnbs Near Paris' Olympic Stadiums and Event Centers

The countdown has begun: France will welcome the 2024 Summer Olympic Games from July 26 until August 11 with the Paralympic Games following from August 28 to September 8. Paris and the Île-de-France region form the cradle of the action where the spectacle will kick off at 8:24 p.m. sharp (or, 20:24 – touché).

The XXXIII Olympiad is slated to be the boldest and most revolutionary yet. Plans are afoot to take the opening ceremony beyond the arena where giant screens and free viewing platforms will widen its reach. The Games will infiltrate the icons of Paris in addition to the stadia circling the capital.

In terms of where to stay for the Paris Olympics, you can pick accommodation in the central arrondissements or close to the suburban stadiums in Seine-Saint-Denis and Boulogne-Billancourt. Tickets, hotel rooms, and vacation rentals are going like hot mille feuilles so you’ll want to act fast. On your marks, get set, go book these Airbnbs near the Olympic stadiums and event centers in Paris.

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Garden Airbnb next to Paris Olympic Village

 

See more photosTwo minutes from the Garibaldi metro station and the legendary Saint-Ouen flea market, this modern apartment is convenient for catching the athletic and aquatic Games. It’s perfectly set up for a longer stay with laundry facilities, ample storage, and even a workspace. The kitchen is fully stocked with appliances and cookware and the private patio is a treat on a warm summer night after the whistle blows.

Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $213 per night

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Designer digs near the coolest Olympic venue

 

See more photosA stone’s throw from the Louvre and Champs-Élysées, this Paris Airbnb also puts you around the corner from Place de la Concorde where Olympic breaking and skateboarding will take place. Stone and charcoal accents are contrasted with the sun-drenched courtyard where you can shrug off the adrenaline over macarons and cognac. One bedroom has direct access to the patio and the other peers over the rooftops.

Five guests, two bedrooms
Price: $617 per night

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Soccer lovers’ paradise in Boulogne-Billancourt

 

See more photosThis swanky triplex loft is a strollable distance from Stade Roland Garros, Stade Jean Bouin, and Parc des Princes while the Eiffel Tower is 30 minutes by metro. As one of the most child-friendly Airbnbs for the Paris Olympics, two of the bedrooms are purpose-designed for younger kids. The fitted kitchen has you covered for morning café au lait through to boeuf bourguignon.

Five guests, four bedrooms
Price: $264 per night

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Eclectic Airbnb steps from Paris Expo

 

See more photosBursting at the seams with character, this apartment is awash with art, trinkets, and books. There is one bedroom plus a pull-out sofa in the lounge and a fantastic kitchen for when inspiration strikes. The location is ideal for watching the Olympic and Paralympic Games at Paris Expo but the city center is just five minutes by metro. Avoid overpacking if you want to trawl the local flea markets.

Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $160 per night

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Bourgeoisie Airbnb next to the Trocadéro

 

See more photosIt’s the icon of Paris but the Eiffel Tower will also play a role in the XXXIII Olympiad. The apartment’s balcony has an interrupted view of the Iron Lady and is close enough to hear the crowds cheering on the volleyball and blind football. Accented with gold leaf and fleur-de-lis and with a lavish Louis XIV bedroom it’s quite literally fit for royalty. There’s no TV so you’ll need to buy tickets pronto.

Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $1,675 per night

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Palatial penthouse close to Grand Palais

 

See more photosExtravagant yet cozy, it doesn’t get much better than this family-friendly Airbnb close to all the big players in the Paris Olympics. Pont Alexandre III and Les Invalides are within walking distance while other principal venues are half an hour or less by metro. As the actual home of the host, the apartment is equipped for cooking and beautifully decorated with antiques. Step out onto the wraparound balconies and you’ll hear the roar of the onlookers.

Eight guests, four bedrooms
Price: $1,071 per night

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Bercy Village Airbnb near the arena

 

See more photosThis sleek Parisian loft in a classic Haussmanian building places you a 10-minute walk from the basketball, artistic gymnastics, and trampoline events. The metro is even closer and Gare de Lyon is just up the road. Exposed brickwork and a monochrome design create a chic vibe while the kitchen island allows for sociable mornings tearing into croissants from the local bakery.

Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $201 per night

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Villa in Vaires-sur-Marne with private pool

 

See more photosOnly a five-minute walk from the nautical stadium and a short drive from Disneyland Paris, this new rental from an experienced host is ideal for a family vacation. One of the four bedrooms is set up specifically for younger kids. The sun trap of a backyard has a seasonal pool where you can enjoy a dip after cheering on the Olympic rowers. It’s 25 minutes by train to Gare de l’Est and you’ll have free parking.

Nine guests, four bedrooms
Price: $127 per night

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Montmarte Airbnb near Arena Porte de la Chapelle

 

See more photosThis cool duplex bridges the gap between bohemian Montmartre and the multicultural La Chapelle quarter where badminton, gymnastics, and para powerlifting will play out. The bedroom grants a view of Sacré Coeur and there’s a wee table set up for clinking a sunset glass of vin It’s on the penthouse floor and there’s no lift so you’ll return home with a pair of champion thighs as a memento.

Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $184 per night

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Left Bank luxury close to sports and sights

 

See more photosLive like an Olympian at this hotel-standard vacation rental in between the Latin Quarter and Les Invalides. Watching sport is almost as taxing as participating which is why this Luxe Airbnb in Paris has a private spa and steam room for soothing sore muscles. A dedicated concierge is on hand to call up private chefs, massage therapists, and trusted childminders when you’re not ringside.

Seven guests, three bedrooms
Price: $5,809 per night

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Artist attic Montmartre in the middle of everything

 

See more photosLive out the fantasy of sleeping in the loft of a Parisian artist at the same time as seeing history being made at the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games. This creative space for families or couples is teeming with greenery while panoramic windows and a terrace steal a peek at the hill of Montmartre. The location has you covered for games in the city center, the Olympic Village, and La Chapelle Arena.

Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $308 per night

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Where will the Olympic Games take place in Paris?

The XXXIII Olympic and Paralympic Games will be held in Paris and the wider Île-de-France as well as cities nationwide. On the northern periphery of Paris, Seine-Saint-Denis is the home of the Olympic Village. Athletics and rugby will be held in Stade de France while a brand-new aquatic center is underway.

Emblematic sights of Paris will play a starring role in the Olympic and Paralympic Games. The triathlon will depart from the Eiffel Tower Stadium where Champ de Mars will also host beach volleyball. Various cycling and open-water events will intersect the Trocadéro and the River Seine. Hôtel de Ville marks the start of the marathon, the Grand Palais will host fencing and taekwondo, and Esplanade des Invalides is the home of archery. Place de la Concorde is where Olympic breaking will make its debut on the program alongside other urban sports.

To the west, the Stade Roland-Garros, Stade Jean-Bouin, Parc des Princes, and Paris La Défense Arena will host soccer, tennis, boxing, basketball, and rugby. Over on the east – close to Disneyland Paris – Vaires-sur-Marne will be the hub of canoeing and rowing. A variety of Olympic and Paralympic Games including weightlifting, table tennis, and boccia will take place at Paris Expo in the south.

All Olympic and Paralympic venues are easily reachable via the Paris Metro.

How to get to the Olympic Village from Paris

The Olympic Village is located in the north Paris suburb of Seine-Saint-Denis. As the flagship stadium, Stade de France is down to be the epicenter of track and field events. Metro Line D serves Stade de France Saint-Denis and Line B serves La Plaine Stade de France. Journey time is five minutes from Gare du Nord although lines will be busier during the Games.

Where will the Paris 2024 Olympics be held in France?

Château de Versailles will host the 2024 Summer Olympics equestrian events while nearby Élancourt and Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines will form a cycling hub. Metro Line C connects Paris and Versailles Chantiers. The journey time takes 30 minutes from Champ de Mars Eiffel Tower but you will need to allow extra travel time during the Paris Olympics.

Nice, Bordeaux, Lyon, and Lille will host football matches, Marseille is handling sailing, and surfing is designated for Tahiti in French Polynesia. With the exception of Lille, each of these mainland cities is served by its own international airport. It’s straightforward to travel to any French city from Paris via train although the ban on short-haul flights in France will increase demand for tickets. As with booking where to stay for the Paris Olympics, advance planning is key.

Besides the train station at Charles de Gaulle International Airport, these are the six major railway terminals in Paris.

• Gare du Nord (10th arrondissement) for trains to Lille and Northern France.
• Gare de Lyon (12th arrondissement) for trains to Lyon, Nice, Marseille, and Southeast France.
• Gare de l’Est (10th arrondissement) for trains to Eastern France.
• Gare Montparnasse (14th/15th arrondissements) for trains to Bordeaux, Western, and Southwestern France.
• Gare d’Austerlitz (13th arrondissement) for trains to Central France.
• Gare St. Lazare (8th arrondissement) for trains to Normandy and elsewhere in Île-de-France.