Best Airbnbs in Paris: stylish apartments and unique stays for 2026

Best for: foodies

Neighbourhood: Saint-Germain-des-Prés (6th arrondissement)

This flat looks like something out of a Belle Epoque novel and is conveniently located in the heart of literary Paris. Eccentric and stylish, it’s a trip in itself with many vintage pieces and piles of books that Aragon (the famous French poet and novelist) would have adored. Cuddle up in its cosy atmosphere, or go make the most of the location and explore outside, right between the Seine and the Luxembourg Garden. The kitchen is small but functional, but if you're exploring Paris's restaurant scene, you're just up the road from Ippudo and Kodawari, two of the best ramen spots in town.

Price: From €531 per night.

Rooms: One bedroom. Sleeps two.

Area: Saint-Germain-des-Prés is a literary wonderland. You're only two steps away from the iconic Les Deux Magots, where famous patrons like James Baldwin, Ernest Hemmingway, George Orwell and Simone de Beauvoir would draft up their classics.

➡️Want to know what else to do in Saint-Germain? Read our guide

Best for: big groups

Neighbourhood: Passy (16th arrondissement)

A feast for the eyes, the soul and the mind. This impeccably preserved flat drops you straight into the world of Louis XVI style. Picture this: a powder-blue dining room, a salon with ornate mouldings, oversized windows, plump cushions and that chateau atmosphere – minus the royal etiquette. Feeling tired? Head to the double bedroom, with its green silk panels and regal bed. Time to unwind? There’s a deep bath waiting for you. If “Paris” means Versailles vibes, gilded décor and a plate of macarons, your search ends here. This dream fits ten.

Price: Around €1,150 per night

Rooms: Five bedrooms. Sleeps up to ten guests.

Area: A private street, total peace and quiet, just steps from the most elegant part of the city.

Best for: the city's best views

Neighbourhood: Passy 

On the hunt for a romantic getaway? Picture yourself sipping wine on your spacious terrace while watching the lights twinkle across the Seine to the Eiffel Tower. This apartment isn’t just perfectly located, only a ten-minute stroll from Trocadéro, it’s also beautifully appointed inside. Its two floors are linked by a curved Art Deco staircase, and it boasts quirky and stylish furnishings. Interested? You’ll want to book this well in advance, as the waiting list has been known to stretch as far as a year.

Price: €2,534 for a three-night minimum stay.

Rooms: Two bedrooms. Sleeps up to four guests. 

Area: If you're after the whole stereotypical Paris thing, you won't get anywhere better. I mean, just look at those Eiffel Tower views. You're in walking distance of all the good stuff, too.

Best for: nightlife

Neighbourhood: Le Marais (3rd and 4th arrondissements)

This stunning flat in Le Marais is right across the Square du Temple and Elie Wiesel memorial, and delivers an expertly curated mix of historic finery with chaotic nonchalance. The front room is the epitome of "all gold everything" and is beautifully lit thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows, while the bedroom is a deliciously dark and shady nook to get some shut-eye. An eclectic collection of paintings and furnishings, along with an exemplary use of mirrors, gives this place a truly unique atmosphere.

Price: From €562 per night. Three-night minimum.

Rooms: One bedroom. Sleeps two.

Area: Le Marais is an exquisitely fun neighbourhood known for hip bars and eateries and its LGBTQ+ community. Explore the lively streets and medieval architecture while making your way to Place des Vosges, the oldest planned square in Paris. 

➡️ Want to know what else to do in Le Marais? Read our area guide

Best for: local bars

Neighbourhood: Jourdain (20th arrondissement)

Ideal for a romantic, culinary getaway, this Airbnb has a kitchen worthy of the greatest chefs. It also has a spacious garden and barbecue, and there is no greater privilege in Paris than having your own outdoor space. As if you're not spoiled enough, this home is just a stone's throw from the Metro and Buttes Chaumont, one of the city's most beautiful parks. The district is also a local favourite for its many bistros, bars and boui-boui (French slang for greasy spoons).  

Price: From €292 per night. Two-night minimum. 

Rooms: One bedroom. Sleeps two.

Area: Jourdain is filled with cosy cafes and brunch spots that will get you excited for waking up early on your holiday. Then, stay up late with a glass of wine on the vibrant Rue de Belleville .

➡️ Want to know what else to do in Belleville? Read our guide

Best for: budget stays

Neighbourhood: Le Marais

Alright, Paris isn’t exactly known for being cheap. But if you don’t want to leave the city crying over your bank balance, this compact private B&B in Le Marais is a smart pick. It may be small, but it’s well-equipped with a double bed, fridge, microwave, toaster and coffee maker; so basically, everything you need for a comfortable stay. The exposed brickwork and wood panelling add a stylish touch, and best of all, you're right in the centre of one of Paris' most vibrant neighbourhoods. 

Price: €206 per night

Rooms: 1 bed. Sleeps 2.

Area: This is arguably Paris’s most Instagrammable neighbourhood. There are cobbled streets, boutiques and buzzy cafés, so seriously, don’t forget your camera.

Best for: Design lovers

Neighbourhood: Popincourt (11th arrondissement)

Paris isn’t just about Haussmann mouldings and wrought-iron balconies. Proof? This futuristic hideaway, tucked just a few steps from Bastille. Four bedrooms, three terraces, a private courtyard and a design that could double as a gallery. Bold colours, clean lines, a lived-in art space vibe – French style has dropped the rulebook and gone gloriously rogue. A true architect’s villa, quietly holding its own in the middle of the city buzz.

Price: Around €1,380 per night. Seven-night minimum stay.

Rooms: Four. Sleeps up to eight.

Area: There's the metro, restaurants, bakeries and mini-markets just a few strides away.

Best for: cool couples

Neighbourhood: Montmartre (18th arrondissement)

Tucked away down a leafy sidestreet in Montmarte, this quiet little studio takes the area’s beatnik roots very seriously. The place is a bohemian paradise lovingly filled with antiques found in Parisian auction rooms and flea markets. The bedroom door opens out onto a flower-strewn courtyard where you can sip a morning espresso before exploring one of the city’s most famous neighbourhoods. There’s no cooking in the studio, but the host, Charlotte, can provide breakfast in the morning on request. 

Price:  €234 per night. Two-night minimum. 

Rooms: One bedroom. Sleeps two. 

Area: The Sacré-Cœur and Musée de Montmartre are both within walking distance, where you'll find lovely shops, multicultural eateries and a cabaret on the hilly, cobbled streets.

Best for: shopping

Neighbourhood: Saint-Vincent-de-Paul (10th arrondissement)

Paris is a city with an immense sense of style – so why not live like a local with this insanely fashionable pad? Plush upholstery, boldly patterned wallpaper, and dozens of neat design touches mark out this apartment, which is in Île de France, ie. the heart of everything there is to see and do in Paris. And just when you think this place couldn’t get any chicer, it’s also exceptionally close to the Canal Saint-Martin, which is renowned for its vintage shops, jewellery boutiques, and art galleries. The gorgeous apartment sleeps up to eight guests in three bedrooms, making it the perfect pad for a girls' weekend away. 

Price: From €350 per night. Two-night minimum.

Rooms: Three bedrooms. Sleeps up to eight guests.

Area: You're in the thick of it all and near excellent transport. The metro at Gare du Nord will swiftly take you to Parisian landmarks like the Louvre, Jardin des Tuileries and Champs-Élysées. 

Best for: A local experience

Neighbourhood: Batignolles-Monceau (17th arrondissement)

This villa in Paris has been tucked away down a private, pedestrian passage just steps from the Arc de Triomphe. The three-storey home looks like it slipped out of Aix-en-Provence before settling into the heart of the chic 17th arrondissement. The house includes pale wood, natural light, ensuite bedrooms and a terrace that's perfect for reading in the sun. The kitchen opens onto a dining room made for long dinners, and that souplex, half-suite, half-steam room, is tailor-made for retreating after a day spent tackling the crowds on the Champs-Élysées.

Price: From €430 per night. Three-night minimum. 

Rooms: 1 bedroom. Two beds. Sleeps four. 

Area: Batignolles-Monceau holds everything you want in a Paris stay without the city's honking horns. Browse through the Poncelet market for some great artisenal goods and food finds.

Best for: history fans

Neighbourhood: Louvre district (1st arrondissement)

Listed as a Historic Monument, this one-of-a-kind Airbnb, originally built by Cardinal Richelieu in 1639, is a real journey through history. Take your pick from six bedrooms (including two master suites) and indulge in your private bathrooms (all but one). Embrace your inner Parisian as you sip café et croissant in the morning, basking in the natural light that pours through the glass-roofed lounge with stunning views of the Royal Palace and the Louvre. 

Price: From €1075 per night. Three-night minimum. 

Rooms: Six beds. Sleeps up to 12 guests.

Area: Wander the Louvre, parade in the Jardins des Tulieres and stroll the Seine like the main character of any Parisian film. There are plenty of affordable boulangerie options just around the corner, too.