Art Basel Paris 2026: the 8 luxury Airbnb apartments in Paris, up to €4,202 a night

From Friday 23 to Sunday 25 October 2026, Art Basel Paris brings together 211 galleries beneath the glass roof of the Grand Palais. A partner of the fair for the second year running, Airbnb is showcasing eight prestige apartments across Paris. We checked their real prices on 18 October: from €524 to €4,202 a night, fees included. Here is each address, plus three palace hotels near the Grand Palais for comparison.

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1. Eight apartments compared, from €524 a night
2. Golden Triangle: up to €4,202 a night
3. Madeleine and Wagram: ten guests for €855
4. Jacuzzi and rooftop at the foot of Montmartre
5. The Marais: a 160 m² house with a garden
6. Private Grand Palais tours, already sold out
7. Airbnb or palace: €1,870 at the Plaza Athénée
8. Art Basel Paris: 211 galleries, tickets from €30

Eight apartments compared, from €524 a night

Prices read on Airbnb on 18 October 2026 for two adults, including taxes, fees and discounts, divided by the number of nights. Seven of the eight apartments were already booked for the fair: we used their first available dates, mostly 13 to 18 November.

According to Airbnb, searches for the fair are up 8.5% year on year, driven by the United States, the United Kingdom and Germany. 67% of the international travellers expected are coming alone.

Golden Triangle: up to €4,202 a night

The most expensive is on avenue Montaigne, less than ten minutes’ walk from the Grand Palais, with a caretaker and security. Four bedrooms and four bathrooms for eight guests, listed in Airbnb Luxe and rated 4.97 out of 5.

The listing showed €21,010 for five nights in November, or €4,202 a night. Just after the fair, a discount brings the price down: €13,493 from 26 to 31 October instead of €20,099, or €2,699 a night. The host requires cleaning at least every other day, at €220 a visit.

On avenue Pierre-Ier-de-Serbie, three minutes from the George V hotel, The Lander spreads over 145 m² of Haussmann space with a full-length balcony. Each of the three bedrooms has its own bathroom, and cleaning is daily.

Rated 4.98 out of 5 and part of Airbnb Luxe, it is the only address in the area free for the end of the fair: €6,086 for three nights from 24 to 27 October, or €2,029 a night.

Madeleine and Wagram: ten guests for €855

On rue d’Astorg, between the Madeleine and the Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 80 freshly renovated square metres sleep six guests in two bedrooms. It is the cheapest of the six Luxe apartments: €3,206 for five nights at the end of November, or €641 a night after a discount.

On avenue de Wagram, near the Arc de Triomphe, an architect has redesigned 180 m² in mango wood, walnut and oak. Ten guests, four bedrooms, four bathrooms: the listing showed €4,275 from 13 to 18 November instead of €5,485, or €855 a night.

Jacuzzi and rooftop at the foot of Montmartre

Near the hill, this air-conditioned 188 m² triplex has as its signature a private 100 m² roof terrace with a spa and 360-degree views, from the Eiffel Tower to the Sacré-Cœur. Three bedrooms, a garage, a concierge service: €7,722 from 13 to 18 November, or €1,544 a night.

Between the 9th and 10th, the design apartment of around 210 m² hides a jacuzzi and a hammam for six, a planted terrace and a marble kitchen. Six guests, five nights minimum: €9,266 the same week, or €1,853 a night.

The Marais: a 160 m² house with a garden

At the back of a courtyard, near the Place des Vosges and the Musée Picasso, this standalone house opens its dining room onto a private garden, in the heart of the gallery district. Six guests, rated 5 out of 5, outside the Luxe collection: €6,897 for five nights, or €1,379 a night.

Two minutes from the Gare du Nord, here is the only apartment free for the entire fair: 86 m² renovated by an architect, two bedrooms, four guests. The listing showed €2,094 for four nights, from 22 to 26 October, or €524 a night.

Private Grand Palais tours, already sold out

Both experiences linked to the fair are fully booked: the after-hours tour of the Grand Palais with Arthur Hadade, co-founder of CUR8, and the workshop with painter Szabolcs Bozó before the public opening.

Still available: the Marais galleries tour with CUR8, Ladurée macarons, an eleven-course Michelin-starred menu or an introduction with a Crazy Horse dancer. Each can be booked on Airbnb’s Art Basel page.

Airbnb or palace: €1,870 at the Plaza Athénée

Our checks on the official websites on 13 October cover the night of 17 November, the week used for the apartments. A palace room for two costs as much as an apartment for six, with service, a Michelin-starred restaurant and a spa on top.

• Plaza Athénée, 25 avenue Montaigne, about 600 m from the Grand Palais: Superior Room at €1,870 non-refundable, €2,200 flexible. Our article.
• La Réserve Paris, 42 avenue Gabriel, about 400 m away: 40 rooms and suites, a butler for every room, Le Gabriel (three Michelin stars). Premier Room at €2,200. Our article.
• Le Bristol Paris, rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré, about 650 m away: Épicure (three Michelin stars) and a rooftop pool. Deluxe Room at €2,338. Our review.

Other rates are in our list of the 33 palaces of France, and more addresses by neighbourhood in our guide to the most beautiful Airbnbs in Paris.

Art Basel Paris: 211 galleries, tickets from €30

The third edition at the Grand Palais brings together 183 galleries in the main sector, 16 young artists in Emergence and 12 historical projects in Premise. On Friday and Saturday, Oh La La! refreshes the works on the stands, under the direction of actress Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu. Outside, Robert Indiana’s LOVE wall takes over Place Clemenceau. Last year, more than 73,000 visitors came.