In our data, the cheapest Paris stays rated 4.0 or higher start at about 53 to 63 euros a night for two guests (MEININGER Hotel Paris Porte de Vincennes, Generator Paris, The People Belleville).
Paris rewards the people who walk. Start at Notre-Dame, which reopened in December 2024 and costs nothing to enter, follow the Seine past the green boxes of the booksellers to the Louvre, and end the day on the steps of the Sacré-Cœur as the city lights up below. The famous sights have become more expensive, and since January 2026 the Louvre charges visitors from outside Europe more. But Paris is also full of free things, and in our data well-rated beds start at about 53 euros a night, mostly in the east and at the edge of the city.
The cheapest well-rated stays right now
We kept only places with a Google rating of at least 4.0. Prices are for two guests, 25 to 28 November 2026, read from Google Hotels in October 2026, lowest price we found for that offer.
| Hotel | From per night | Rating | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|
| MEININGER Hotel Paris Porte de Vincennes | about 53 € | 4.3 (6,000+ reviews) | 4 sites |
| Generator Paris | about 55 € | 4.1 (9,000+ reviews) | 5 sites |
| The People Belleville | about 63 € | 4.3 (2,000+ reviews) | 4 sites |
| Hôtel du Café de l'Avenir | about 74 € | 4.2 (1,000+ reviews) | 10 sites |
| JO&JOE Paris - Nation | about 75 € | 4.4 (1,000+ reviews) | 10 sites |
| Glint Paris | about 78 € | 4.5 (3,000+ reviews) | 10 sites |
Good to know: Hostels may list a dormitory bed or a private room, so open the hotel page and check what the cheapest offer includes. Prices change daily, so treat the table as a snapshot.
Why people love it
- The museums. The Louvre, the Musée d'Orsay and Monet's Water Lilies at the Orangerie.
- The walks. The Seine banks, the Marais and the lanes of Montmartre.
- The views. From the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe and the Sacré-Cœur hill.
- Free classics. Notre-Dame, the Sacré-Cœur, the parks and the Petit Palais cost nothing.
What to experience
- Climb the Eiffel Tower by the stairs to the 2nd floor (14.80 €) or take the lift to the summit (36.70 €), bought on toureiffel.paris only.
- Visit the Louvre with a booked time slot: 22 € for visitors from the EEA, 32 € for others, free under 18. Closed on Tuesday.
- See the Impressionists at the Musée d'Orsay (16 € online, closed on Monday).
- Walk up to Montmartre and the Sacré-Cœur early in the morning.
- Take an evening boat on the Seine and see the tower sparkle on the hour.
- Picnic by the Canal Saint-Martin, the cheapest night out in Paris.
What does it cost?
Entry prices we checked on 30 October 2026: Eiffel Tower 14.80 € (stairs, 2nd floor), 23.50 € (lift, 2nd floor) and 36.70 € (summit); Louvre 22 € or 32 € depending on where you live; Musée d'Orsay 16 € online; Arc de Triomphe from 16 €. Notre-Dame, the Sacré-Cœur, the Marais and the big parks are free. Our full list with opening hours and how to get there is on the Paris city page.
How to save even more
- Compare the total price with taxes and fees, see taxes and fees explained.
- Choose free cancellation while your plans are open, see free cancellation explained.
- Check smaller booking sites and the hotel's own website too, see cheapest way to book a hotel.
Questions
Is the Louvre more expensive in 2026? Yes. Since 14 January 2026 visitors from outside the European Economic Area pay 32 € instead of 22 €. Visitors under 18 are still free.
Where are the cheapest hotels in Paris? In our data, mostly in the east (Belleville, Nation) and at the city gates (Portes) or just outside the ring road. Add 20 to 40 minutes by metro to the centre.
Are these prices permanent? No. They are a snapshot for late November 2026. Compare your own dates.