On track for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games

The 8th arrondissement is alive with activity, the city adorned in its finest, transforming before your eyes. Just a stone’s throw from Maison Villeroy, iconic Parisian thoroughfares like the Champs-Élysées, Avenue Montaigne, and the quays of the Seine are illuminated for the preliminary festivities. The avenues are graced with the magic of events such as the torch relay and road races, adding to the festive atmosphere that envelops the city.

Starting June 22, dive into the Borough Olympics with nearby competitions in 3×3 basketball, table tennis, and breaking. The victors, to be crowned “Champions of Paris” on July 13, will win tickets to the Games, further fueling the widespread excitement.

From June 23, commemorative plaques of Olympic Paris 1924-2024 will be installed, paying tribute to Olympic history. These plaques, adorning the iconic sites of the 1924 Games and those to come, offer a unique opportunity to rediscover Olympic Paris.

From July 6 to September 1, the Canal Saint-Martin will be transformed into a “Parisian Croisette”, inviting visitors to take a cultural and sporting stroll. On July 14, the Olympic flame’s journey will conclude with spectacular celebrations at the Hotel de Ville, followed by fireworks and a concert by the Orchestre de Radio France on the Champ-de-Mars.

Nestled in the vibrant heart of Paris’s 8th arrondissement, our hotel, recently awarded 3 Michelin keys offers privileged access to the 2024 Olympic Games arenas.

Near the Grand Palais, fencing and taekwondo enthusiasts will be delighted. The Place de la Concorde, just a few steps away, will play host to 3×3 basketball and BMX, as well as unprecedented breaking and skateboarding competitions.

Les Invalides and the Iéna bridge will be transformed for athletics, archery and water sports. On the Champ de Mars, the wrestling and judo events will add a dimension of strength to this historic setting. The women’s marathon course will also pass close to Maison Villeroy, offering an exceptional view of this exhilarating event.

Triathlon events will be held on the Alexandre III bridge on July 30 and 31 and August 5, just five minutes away from Maison Villeroy. To prolong the experience, fan zones such as the Trocadéro, a 20-minute walk away, will offer a lively and festive atmosphere.

Starting August 28, the festivities continue with the Paralympic Games. Maison Villeroy is dedicated to providing an unforgettable experience for its guests. Located just steps away from key sites like the Grand Palais and Place de la Concorde, our guests can easily access the competitions while enjoying the exceptional comfort of our hotel.

After a day of excitement, unwind in our luxurious spa and gym. Savor a meal at the Michelin-starred Restaurant Trente-trois or enjoy a drink at the Bar Jean Goujon.

Whether you’re here to support the Paralympic athletes or to soak in the unique atmosphere of the event, Maison Villeroy offers a memorable stay, celebrating the human spirit and sporting excellence.