Paris Stade de France

Name: Paris Stade de France
Address: 51 Rue Cristino Garcia, Saint-Denis, Saint-Denis, Île-de-France, FR
Rating: 9

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About this property

A great option for a journey on a budget - hotel "Paris Stade de France" is located in Saint-Denis. This hotel is located 1 km from the city center. You can take a walk and explore the neighbourhood area of the hotel. Places nearby: Saint-Denis – Porte de Paris, Musée d’Art et d’Histoire and Plaine Commune Grand Paris Tourist Office. Location

Good to know

Check-in: From 14:00
Check-out: Until 12:00
Room types: 1

Guest reviews

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Guest Rating

9/10

Excellent

48860 reviews

Featured review

SOPHIE L.

December 2025

10/10

The Closing Ceremony at Stade de France during Paris 2024 was unforgettable for me. With 80,000 people there, the energy felt almost otherworldly. The stadium became a futuristic performance space, and when the "Golden Voyager" came down from the roof and lights swept over the crowd, the mood changed from competition to a huge celebration shared by people from all over the world. I was struck by how well the venue shifted from an athletics track to a high-tech show. The music sounded surprisingly clear in such a large arena, and even from the upper tiers I had a great view of the light display and the emotional handover to LA28. Seeing Tom Cruise’s stunt in person was wild. Afterward, leaving was smoother than I expected for such a major event, thanks to the organized transport links. The walk to the RER station was packed with chanting fans, though. If you get the chance to see a big event here, take it. Stade de France felt like a symbol of unity at the end of the Games, and a spectacular finish to an unforgettable Paris summer.

Andrew M.

February 2026

10/10

I went to watch Newcastle play PSG in the Champions League and had a good night out. The atmosphere was great. There were plenty of checks getting in, and we had to wait quite a while at the end, but all in all it was a good experience.

Rohan M.

December 2025

10/10

Getting to the stadium was easy. The Paris metro took about 30-45 minutes from the city centre. The stadium is modern and has all the big features you'd expect from one of Europe's major venues. It's hosted plenty of finals and big matches, and the quality shows. I'd love to come back for a game. I also recommend taking a tour, and booking ahead. Mine was fully booked, and English tours may be especially popular during the busier parts of the year. It covered the whole stadium, including the second-tier view, a walk around the stands, the dressing rooms, and the players' tunnel. I especially want to thank our guide. The venue lacks a bit of identity because it doesn't have a club, but the guide brought it to life and made the visit feel special. I've seen several stadiums around Europe, including some with more character, and still had a great time here thanks to the guide.

Nadia B.

January 2026

10/10

Walking through the tunnel and coming out onto the pitch was the highlight for me. It really feels like the players’ experience, just without the crowd. The tour also lets you into the VIP seating area and the dressing rooms, including the players’ warm-up space. We got to see the pitch being set up for a concert, which was pretty cool. The stadium’s circular shape gives it a distinctive look, and I’d love to see a game here one day. The atmosphere must be unreal.

Peter M.

September 2025

8/10

That France vs South Africa quarterfinal at the 2023 Rugby World Cup was a magical night. We won by a point and made the semifinals, though people were definitely unfriendly after the final whistle. Getting in and checking in was smooth, the staff were helpful and friendly, and the stadium is easy to reach in a great location. There were very few English speakers, but that’s understandable. I’d have loved to go again on 8 November 2025, but I didn’t have a ticket. Fellow Saffas travelling, have fun. I certainly did!