Looking for accommodation in a central but more relaxed area? Hotels in the 2th arrondissement of Paris (Stock Exchange District) offers a great alternative. In this guide, I have compiled the most recommended hotels in the district – from 5-star luxury to affordable options for every budget. The district offers quick access to vibrant culinary hotspots such as Montreuil Street (Rue Montorgueil) and central metro stations such as Sentier and Bourse, allowing easy travel throughout the city.
The second arrondissement of Paris is a slightly less touristy district and has areas that can be considered a bit boring (such as the Bourse area). On the other hand, the proximity of parts of it to the culinary street of Montmartre makes the second arrondissement a good option when looking for hotels in Paris.
🏆 My top picks
Park Hyatt Vendome
Luxury and French chic in a winning location near Place Vendome.
Hotel Malta – Astotel
In the heart of the historic area. A pampering lounge and a play area for children.
Super luxurious hotels (five stars)
Hotel Park Hyatt Paris Vendome
An iconic luxury hotel that will take you straight to the beating heart of Parisian luxury, just a stone's throw from Place Vendôme. If you're looking to be pampered like royalty (and have the budget for it), this is the ultimate address.
- Exclusive location near Place Vendome
- Michelin-starred restaurant
- One of the most expensive hotels in the city
Kimpton – St Honore Paris
A modern gem with breathtaking design hidden behind a classic Art Nouveau facade from 1917. It's worth going up to the roof top to grab a drink with an unobstructed view of the Opéra Garnier and the rest of the city.
- Beautiful terrace with city views
- Hammam and fully equipped gym
- Modern design (not for everyone)
Four-star hotels
Hotel Malta – Astotel
A warm boutique hotel that feels like a small, private Parisian salon, with the great bonus of a free buffet for guests every afternoon. Perfect for those who want to combine historic atmosphere with knowledgeable service (especially if you're traveling with children).
- Free open bar in the afternoon (snacks)
- Very family friendly
- High demand, snapped up quickly
Hotel Bachaumont
Where 20s Parisian style meets the thumping vibe of Montorgueil Street, the hotel's restaurant and bar are a pilgrimage site for locals too, so you're right in the middle of it all.
- In the heart of Montreuil's entertainment district
- Impressive Art Deco design
- Can be noisy at night
Lyric Hotel Paris Opera
A colorful feast for the eyes and ears that is dedicated entirely to the world of music and dance. After a day of foot classes on the city streets, a spa with an indoor pool is exactly what your body would ask for.
- Large rooms compared to Paris
- Includes a pool and sauna
- Colorful “musical” design
Edward 7 Paris Opera
A winning combination of history and elegance in a hotel named after the English king who loved to party in Paris. You'll sleep a stone's throw from the Opéra Garnier, in a classic atmosphere with a haute couture twist.
- Central location near the opera
- Bar and restaurant in the hotel
- Furniture a bit outdated in some rooms
Golden Tulip Opera by Noailles
A small, quiet oasis in the heart of the city's hustle and bustle, thanks to a charming interior garden that's hard to find in the second district. A great option for those who want to go out in the morning to all the action, and return at night to complete silence.
- Quiet and pleasant interior garden
- Soundproofed rooms
- Relatively simple design
Square Louvois Hotel
A contemporary design inspired by the classic Haussmannian style, perfectly located between the Louvre and the Opera. The indoor pool under the stone vaults is one of the more pleasant surprises you will find here.
- Indoor pool with hydromassage
- Nespresso machine in every room
- Some of the rooms are small
Westminster Hotel
A ticket to travel back in time to 19th century Paris, complete with orologio clocks, crystal chandeliers and antique furniture. If you dream of a classic, conservative and meticulous experience within walking distance of Place Vendôme, you've come home.
- Classic atmosphere of Paris The old one
- Very high level service
- Antique furniture (for lovers of the genre only)
The Favart House
A boutique hotel that feels like a romantic 18th-century theater setting, a tribute to the founders of the Opéra Comique. An authentic and charming Parisian experience, with little treats that make the difference.
- Theatrical and romantic design
- Small pool and sauna
- Relatively high price
123 Sebastopol – Astotel
A cinematic experience entirely dedicated to the seventh art, with each floor designed by a different French film master. Although it sits on a busy avenue, inside you will find exemplary quiet, a private cinema room and an open bar in the afternoon.
- Special and original cinematic design
- Free minibar and snacks in the lobby
- On noisy Sevastopol Avenue (good insulation)
Inexpensive hotels
Daunou Opera
A classic and extremely affordable option that also offers family rooms, a rare commodity in such a central location. Ideal for those looking for functionality and quick access to all the tourist attractions without breaking the bank.
- Excellent location near the opera
- Suitable for families (apartments)
- Simple and basic design
Hotel Icon
A modest boutique hotel that pays homage to the golden age of French cinema with black-and-white photos of big-screen icons. Perfect for couples looking for a clean, stylish base at a fair price, and not planning to spend most of the day in the room.
- Tribute to movie stars (interesting design)
- Close to Galeries Lafayette
- Very small rooms
The Hoxton, Paris
The hotel that transformed the 2nd Arrondissement into a stronghold for hipsters and fashionistas, housed in a magnificent 18th-century mansion. The lobby and inner courtyard are the place to see and be seen, with a lively atmosphere throughout the day.
- Stunning industrial-chic design
- Young and vibrant atmosphere in the lobby
- Relatively high price for the category
Hotel Choiseul Opera
An intimate hotel that retains the Parisian charm of yesteryear, a stone's throw from the Opéra metro station. Although the design tends to be traditional, the warm service and sumptuous breakfast more than make up for it.
- Rich breakfast buffet
- Quiet and pleasant
- Slightly outdated furniture
Timhotel Palais Royal
Simply fantastic location behind the Palais-Royal gardens, at a price that leaves plenty for shopping and restaurants. A great solution for travelers who appreciate a prime location and are willing to compromise on room size.
- Excellent location near Palais Royal
- Fair price for such a location
- Basic and small rooms
Korner Opera
A pleasant and economical surprise in the heart of the city, which provides exactly what you need: a comfortable bed, a good shower and an inviting atmosphere. The friendly staff and breakfast based on local products will make your stay perfect.
- Clean and air-conditioned rooms
- Good value for the price
- Basic facilities only
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I agree with the recommendation for the Daunou Opéra Hotel. A small and lovely hotel located right next to the Opera and the metro station.
Access from this area to almost any destination is excellent. The hotel staff is nice and helpful with any request.
One more important thing to note, the room we had was small and cramped, and not as it appears in the picture.
Overall, I highly recommend it.
Small rooms are a bane of almost all hotels in Paris. Therefore, it is recommended to take a slightly larger room if possible (for example, if you are coming alone, then take a double room).