Every autumn brings its share of new openings in Paris, and l'hôtellerie is no exception: after the summer break, several properties are gearing up to throw open their doors in the capital. There will be new hotels, but also major renovations or novel concepts that enrich a sector that’s continually evolving.
The projects unveiled for the coming months reflect a shared aim: to deliver more personalised experiences. The large hotels now sit alongside boutique hotels with smaller capacities, where the emphasis is on comfort, design and a more residential atmosphere. The goal is to create places where travelers feel at home, while enjoying the services of a premium property.
Interior architecture is taking an ever more central role. The new openings lean on natural materials, carefully crafted light, warmer spaces and decor conceived down to the last detail. Far from uniform standards, each property seeks to develop its own identity by drawing on its neighborhood, its history and the Parisian art of living.
And then there are these hotels that no longer cater solely to travelers! Many are developing spaces open to the capital’s residents, with restaurants, bars, rooftops, spas, becoming real social hubs where you can grab lunch, have a drink, or enjoy a moment of relaxation without necessarily staying there.
A quick snapshot of what awaits travelers as we head into the September 2026 peak season!
Blanca, a bucolic hotel with Mediterranean-inspired design in Batignolles
A new hotel is opening in Paris's 17th arrondissement. Located near Batignolles, Blanca replaces the former Hôtel Gaston, offering 43 rooms, Mediterranean-inspired décor, and a sauna. [Read more]
Lulu Hotel, a new four-star property in the Jardin du Luxembourg with a coffee shop and a piano bar.
Just steps from the Jardin du Luxembourg, Lulu has just opened its doors on Boulevard du Montparnasse. Inside this new 27-room, 4-star hotel, there’s a coffee shop, a winter garden, a piano bar, and décor that sits between Brutalism and Modernism. [Read more]
Lazare Nomade, the four-star boutique hotel near Saint-Lazare station, inspired by the world of rail travel.
Lazare Nomade is moving into Paris's 9th arrondissement, just steps from Saint-Lazare station, starting in July 2026. This 4-star boutique hotel with 40 rooms leans into the world of rail travel to spark travellers' dreams. [Read more]
Daline Eiffel Hotel, the intimate boutique hotel near the Eiffel Tower
L'Hôtel Daline Eiffel opens on Rue Malar, in Paris's 7th arrondissement. This 27-room, 4-star boutique hotel, imagined by Régis Botta for the Malone group, bets on an intimate address between the Invalides and the Eiffel Tower. [Read more]
See where these addresses are located by clicking the map at the bottom of the article
The new restaurants opening in Paris as the September 2026 season begins.
Between the expected great restaurants, beautiful addresses, and renowned chefs, September is likely to be devilishly greedy in the new restaurants of Paris! [Read more]
Creamy custards, seasonal tarts and signature cakes: explore the creations of Paris’s new pastry chefs as they open their doors this September 2026. [Read more]
The new restaurants opening in Paris as the September 2026 season begins.
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