Hotel occupancy rate in Paris 2011-2019

In 2017, the occupancy rate of hotels in Paris was 74 percent. Since 2011 the occupancy rate of hotels in the French capital has been oscillating between 70 and 79 percent. Hotel attendance in Paris remained relatively high despite a slight decline in 2016 after the terrorist attacks on the French capital in November 2015. In 2017, almost 34 million tourists were recorded at Parisian hotels.

Paris: the center of tourism in France

In 2019, there were more than 642,770 hotels rooms in France, of which the majority were located in the Ile-de-France region. That same year, the occupancy rate of hotels in the French capital is expected to reach 78 percent, compared to 61.2 percent for the net occupancy rate of bedrooms in hotels all over France.

Hotels in Paris

Paris is one of the cities with the highest revenue per available hotel room in Europe. In 2017, the revenue per available room in the French capital amounted to 170.1 euros, ranking Paris the second European city with the highest revenue per room that year. However, tourists have now other options such as the rental of private residences as offered by the Airbnb platform. Paris had 59,881 listings for rooms and apartments on Airbnb as of 2019.