Didier Arino

“Since 2019, Paris has lost three‑quarters of its one‑ and two‑star hotels," says Didier Arino.”

“Of nearly 1,600 establishments, fewer than 200 remain in these categories," says Didier Arino.”

“Paris is now the only destination where luxury and mid‑range accommodations account for more than 80% of the market," the expert says.”

“It is now difficult to find a hotel for €50 or even €80 a night during peak season.”

“Over the past two years, upscale and luxury hotels have raised their rates by 25%, compared to 10% for budget hotels," Arino says.”

“two‑thirds of hotel stays in Paris are now booked by foreigners," according to Arino.”