With a little over a year to go before the 2024 Olympic Games (26 July 2024 – 11 Aug 2024), hotels in Paris are leaving no stone unturned in their preparations for the world’s biggest event.
From luxury hotels to boutique properties, many establishments are renovating their facilities and upgrading their amenities to meet the demands of Olympic visitors.
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The French hotels are also working closely with local authorities to ensure a smooth and seamless experience for guests during the Summer Olympics.
This includes collaborating with transportation providers to offer convenient and efficient transportation options for guests traveling to and from Olympic venues. It also involves implementing rigorous safety and security protocols to ensure the safety of guests and staff alike.
With the eyes of the world on Paris during the Games, hotels in the city are determined to make a lasting impression on visitors and showcase the very best of French hospitality.
What follows are some of the ways hotels in the city of lights and love are preparing for the world’s biggest events:
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By GlobalDataNew developments in hotel infrastructure
One of the most important steps taken by hotels in Paris is to improve their infrastructure. Several hotels are undergoing renovations and expansions to accommodate the influx of visitors during the Olympics.
For instance, the InterContinental Paris – Le Grand has invested €130 million in renovating and expanding its rooms, suites, and public spaces. The Paris Marriott Champs-Elysées Hotel has also undergone significant renovations to its rooms and meeting spaces.
In addition, new hotels are being built in strategic locations across Paris.
One of the most significant developments is the opening of the Mandarin Oriental Paris, a luxury hotel located in the heart of the city. The hotel boasts 96 rooms, 39 suites, and a spa, and is expected to attract high-end clients during the Olympics.
Staff training
To ensure that guests have an unforgettable experience, hotels are also investing in staff training. The Mandarin Oriental Paris has hired a team of experienced professionals to cater to the needs of their clients.
Other hotels are also providing their staff with language training to enable them to communicate effectively with international guests.
Sustainability efforts
As the world becomes more environmentally conscious, hotels in Paris are also taking steps to reduce their carbon footprint. The InterContinental Paris – Le Grand, for instance, has implemented an energy management system to reduce energy consumption. The hotel has also replaced all its light bulbs with LED lights and uses environmentally friendly cleaning products.
Other hotels are also taking steps to reduce their waste and promote sustainability. The Paris Marriott Champs-Elysées Hotel, for example, has implemented a recycling programme. It encourages guests to participate by separating their waste.
Security Measures
The safety and security of guests are paramount, especially during a major event like the Olympics. Hotels in Paris are taking various measures to ensure that their guests feel safe and secure during their stay.
Some hotels have invested in security cameras, while others have hired additional security personnel. Hotels are also working closely with local law enforcement agencies to ensure that they are fully prepared for any eventuality.
So, from infrastructure development to staff training, sustainability efforts to security measures, hotels in Paris are working to ensure that their guests have an unforgettable experience.
Paris 2024 launches official hospitality programme
The Paris 2024 Olympics has launched its official hospitality programme, offering fans a range of packages to experience the games in luxury.
The packages include access to exclusive venues, premium seating, and personalized services. The programme aims to provide a unique and memorable experience for attendees while also generating revenue for the Olympics.
Starting from 17 January, fans are now able to choose hospitality experiences that can be personalised to their own needs. This includes length of stay, accommodation and a broad range of exciting sport and non-sport-related experiences that will bring their stay in the city of Paris to life.
