Hotels near Roland Garros

Every year, in the heart of May, Paris comes alive to the rhythm of the French Open tennis tournament. Thousands of spectators and enthusiasts converge on Roland Garros stadium, nestled in the west of the capital, in the 16th arrondissement, on the doorstep of Boulogne-Billancourt. Preparing your stay well means above all choosing well-located accommodation so you can make the most of the tournament without the headaches of Parisian transport. Campanile hotels, strategically positioned in western Paris and its immediate surroundings, offer you a comfortable, welcoming and affordable stay, whether you are coming for the matches or to explore the cultural richness of the French capital. In this guide, find everything you need to know to book your room at the best rate, travel easily to the stadium and make the most of your time in Paris.

Roland Garros: the Parisian tennis event not to be missed

Roland Garros stadium is far more than just a sports venue. It is one of the four Grand Slam tournaments, recognised worldwide for its iconic clay surface, which slows the game down and encourages spectacular rallies. It takes place every year over two weeks, generally between the end of May and the beginning of June, attracting both French and international audiences.

The location of the stadium is a definite advantage for visitors: it sits in the west of Paris, in an area well served by public transport. Metro line 10 (Porte d'Auteuil station), RER C (Avenue du Président Kennedy station) and several bus routes provide easy access from many parts of the city.

Attending matches at Roland Garros is also an opportunity to soak up the unique atmosphere of Paris. Between playing sessions, the outer courts are accessible with an entry ticket, and the areas around the stadium offer dining spaces, entertainment and moments of conviviality that make the experience truly memorable.

To fully enjoy this atmosphere, it is essential to avoid being worn out by a long journey from your accommodation. This is precisely where a hotel close to Roland Garros makes all the difference.

Why choose a hotel near Roland Garros for your stay in Paris?

Staying close to Roland Garros stadium means greater comfort and peace of mind throughout your stay. Here is why this choice is the natural one.

Avoid the fatigue of long journeys. Days at the tournament can be intense: several hours on your feet, the May heat and the energy of the crowd take their toll on body and mind. Being able to return quickly to your hotel room to rest means you can tackle each new day with the energy you need.

Make the most of match schedules. Sessions can start early in the morning and finish late in the evening depending on the programme. Accommodation nearby gives you the flexibility to choose your own hours freely, without worrying about missing the last metro or waiting an hour in a taxi queue.

Optimise your overall budget. By choosing a hotel near the stadium rather than in the very centre of Paris, you reduce your transport costs and travel time. Rates at establishments in western Paris or in neighbouring municipalities such as Boulogne-Billancourt, Suresnes or Saint-Cloud are often more affordable than those of hotels in the historic centre of Paris.

Keep the flexibility to explore Paris. A good location in the west of Paris allows you to venture just as easily towards the centre of Paris and its iconic landmarks. The Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame de Paris, the Opéra, the Champs-Élysées and the Porte de Versailles are all just a few metro stops away.

Campanile hotels near Roland Garros: well-located accommodation in western Paris

Campanile has several establishments ideally positioned for a stay around the Roland Garros tournament. Each offers a good balance between proximity to the stadium, ease of access to transport and value for money.

Campanile Prime Paris Ouest Boulogne: the closest to the stadium

Located in Boulogne-Billancourt, this hotel is the closest Campanile establishment to Roland Garros stadium. Around 7 minutes by car or about twenty minutes on foot, it is the most obvious option for dedicated tournament spectators. Boulogne-Billancourt is a dynamic town, well connected to Paris by metro lines 10 and 9. You benefit from quick access to the stadium while remaining within easy reach of central Paris.

Campanile Prime Suresnes – La Défense: between the stadium and prestige

The Suresnes hotel offers a distinctive position: equidistant from Roland Garros stadium and the La Défense business district, it appeals equally to tournament spectators and business travellers. The Pont de Suresnes provides direct access to Paris, and bus routes and river transport links add further travel options. It is a particularly smart choice if your stay combines tennis with a visit to western Paris.

Campanile Prime Paris 15 Tour Eiffel: ideal for monument enthusiasts

Around 15 minutes from the stadium by car, this hotel in the 15th arrondissement of Paris has the advantage of being right in the heart of the capital. Metro lines 6 and 8 allow you to reach Roland Garros with ease. Its main draw? The Eiffel Tower is within walking distance, and the whole of central Paris is on your doorstep. This is the ideal accommodation if you want to combine the excitement of the tournament with a full tourist immersion in Paris.

Other Campanile options in the Paris region

The Campanile network around Paris is extensive and varied. Depending on your budget and preferences, you will also find establishments in:

• Levallois-Perret, to the north of western Paris, well served by metro line 3;
• Chaville, in the Hauts-de-Seine department, for a quieter, more residential atmosphere;
• Nanterre La Défense, on the banks of the Seine, with fast connections to Paris via RER A;
• Paris 14 Maine Montparnasse, in a central and lively area, ideal for exploring southern Paris.

Every Campanile hotel has car parks or easy access to nearby parking, which is invaluable if you are travelling by car from the provinces or from Orly Airport.

Comfortable rooms to recover after your days at the stadium

After a long day cheering on your favourite players under the Parisian sun, coming back to a comfortable room is essential. Campanile 3-star hotels are committed to offering well-equipped rooms that combine practicality with well-being.

Campanile rooms are designed to provide genuine rest and recovery:

• Quality bedding with plush mattresses and pillows for a truly restful night's sleep;
• High-speed Wi-Fi included, so you can follow the tournament results, plan your next day or stay in touch with loved ones;
• Air conditioning, much appreciated in May and June when Parisian temperatures start to rise;
• Television with access to French and international channels;
• Private bathroom with shower or bathtub depending on the establishment.

The new Campanile Prime experiences incorporate even more refined concepts: contemporary décor, bright spaces and sustainable materials for a stay that meets the expectations of today's travellers. These establishments also feature reimagined communal areas, with comfortable lounge spaces that are perfect for unwinding after a busy day.

Reception is easily accessible, and the on-site teams work to make your stay pleasant with discretion and efficiency. Whether you are travelling alone, as a couple or as a family, you will find a formula tailored to your needs.

Lunch, dinner and breakfast: Campanile dining around Roland Garros

A good meal after the match — now there is a prospect that is hard to turn down. Campanile hotels integrate the culinary dimension into their accommodation offering, with restaurants and dining spaces designed to give you a genuinely enjoyable experience.

The Campanile breakfast is renowned for its generosity: an all-you-can-eat buffet with pastries, fresh fruit, cheeses, cold meats, fruit juices and coffee or tea. Setting off to Roland Garros on a good breakfast is the best way to ensure a morning full of energy, without having to hunt for an open café.

For lunch and dinner, several Campanile hotels offer a seasonal menu prepared with regional produce. The chefs focus on delivering flavourful dishes in a relaxed and convivial atmosphere. Some establishments also organise themed evenings (tastings, special buffets) that extend the enjoyment of shared moments.

The hotel bar is a social space in its own right. Hotel guests, local residents and passing travellers gather there in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. It is the ideal spot to debrief the day's matches over a drink.

Exploring from your hotel: Paris's must-see attractions just a metro ride away

Staying near Roland Garros also means enjoying a privileged position for exploring Paris. Campanile hotels in western Paris are ideally placed to access the capital's great landmarks and iconic neighbourhoods.

The Eiffel Tower, a few metro stations away or reachable by bike along the banks of the Seine, remains the ultimate symbol of Paris. Whether you want to visit it or simply admire its evening illuminations from the riverbanks, it is well within reach during your stay.

Notre-Dame Cathedral, whose restoration has allowed for its much-anticipated reopening, is accessible from western Paris in under 30 minutes by public transport. It is an unmissable stop for any visitor to the capital.

The Opéra Garnier, in the 9th arrondissement, is easily reached by metro from the western Paris hotels. Guided tours, opera performances or ballets: the Opéra offers a top-tier cultural experience, perfectly complemented by a stroll along the Grands Boulevards.

Paris-Bercy, in the 12th arrondissement, regularly hosts major sporting and music events. If you want to combine your Roland Garros stay with other events, this is an area worth exploring. The Campanile Paris 12 Bercy Village hotel is located close to this area.

The Porte de Versailles, in the 15th arrondissement, is Paris's premier exhibition hub. Trade shows, public exhibitions: if your stay coincides with an event at the Parc des Expositions, the Campanile hotels in south-west Paris will put you right on the doorstep.

Saint-Cloud and its surroundings, with the Parc National de Saint-Cloud, offer a wonderful breath of fresh air just a few kilometres from Roland Garros stadium. It is the ideal spot for a nature break between match sessions.

Thanks to the Paris metro network and RER lines, all of these sites are quickly and easily accessible without a car from Campanile hotels in western Paris.

Getting here from the airports: Orly and Roissy-Charles de Gaulle

Paris is served by two main airports, and Campanile hotels offer solutions to make your arrival easier, whatever your entry point into France.

From Orly Airport, the most convenient link to the Roland Garros area is via RER B (to Antony then a connection) or tram T7. The journey to Campanile hotels in western Paris takes between 40 and 60 minutes depending on your exact starting point. Th