Rugby World Cup 2023 accommodation

On September 8th, the cup will kick off near Paris with a match between France's Les Bleus and New Zealand's All Blacks in Saint-Denis. As the French team has lost the World Cup to the All Blacks twice before, the tension will be palpable in this tournament's first match.

Such a high-profile event will likely attract Rugby fans from around the world to France's capital and the other host cities, making it harder to find accommodation. If you are still looking for the best place to stay in Paris during the Rugby World Cup, consider staying in a Highstay luxury apartment.

Our Champs Elysées apartments are right next to the Champs-Elysées-Clémenceau metro station, where line 13 will take you directly to the Stade de France in Saint-Denis. It is also a short walk to the Place de la Concorde, where you will find the Rugby Village, a place to congregate among other Rugby fans and take in the electrifying atmosphere of the Rugby World Cup.

Our Louvre-Rivoli and Marais apartments are within walking distance of the RER B at Châtelet-les-Halles, which will also drop you close to the Stadium. The village is a short ride away on the metro line 1.

Highstay apartments offer unrivaled comfort and luxury. Unlike a hotel, Highstay offers truly private residences with one to three bedrooms, a fully stocked kitchen, and comfortable high-end furnishings to make you feel right at home. Other features like wifi and air conditioning are not always a given at hotels but are standard in all Highstay properties.

Small touches like the Nespresso machine and high-quality linens and towels add a luxurious touch to your day. Each apartment features services like self check-in, daily cleaning service, and a staff always ready to help with your requests. We are happy to provide a luxury car or a private city guide as an additional service.

Highstay accommodation is available for a night, a week, or even a month. That means you can stay as long as you need, whether you stay for one match or soak up the Rugby atmosphere for longer. Since no one can predict how the matches will play out or whether France could finally win the Rugby World Cup this year, Highstay's flexibility offers an advantage to Rugby fans coming to view the World Cup matches.

This spacious three-bedroom apartment just off the Champs-Elysées can host up to 8 guests, making it the perfect choice for a family trip or for friends traveling together. King-size beds, walk-in showers, and elegant materials like natural stone and marble make for a welcoming atmosphere. The location is ideally situated close to Metro Line 13 and the Rugby World Cup village at Place de la Concorde.

Discover Franklin Roosevelt II

The games at the Stadium in Saint-Denis are easily reachable on RER line B leaving from the Châtelet-les-Halles station, which is a short walk from this apartment. The property features two en-suite bedrooms and soothing tones of natural materials like wood and marble, creating a luxurious haven to return to after watching a match or exploring the city.

Discover Saint Martin II

Centrally located on the rue de Rivoli, this one-bedroom apartment includes fine materials and high-end furnishings in subdued tones to create a comfortable and calm atmosphere. Just steps from the Seine River and major attractions like the Louvre and Notre Dame Cathedral, the accommodation is also close to the RER B at Châtelet-les-Halles and the Metro line 1, which connects to the Place de la Concorde.

Discover Rivoli I

When you're not in the stadiums catching the Rugby matches, take advantage of your trip to France to visit the sights of Paris. The largest city in France has so much to offer, whether for first-time visitors or seasoned travelers.

Major tourist attractions like the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, and Tuileries Gardens are closely situated near Highstay apartments. Take a look at the Mona Lisa in the Louvre Museum, a short walk from our Champs-Elysées and Louvre-Rivoli accommodations. Some of France's best food is also located nearby, from the city's 9 Michelin three-star restaurants to local bistros serving traditional French comfort foods to an array of eateries serving dishes from far away locales.

Other must-see Paris attractions like the lively Seine riverfront, the hip Marais district, or the charming neighborhood of Montmartre are easy to access. Day trips to the countryside, like Claude Monet's home at Giverny or the Medieval village of Provins, take about an hour and a half by train or bus - but are more easily visited by car.

The Rugby World Cup is taking place all over France, but several games will happen just outside Paris at the Stade de France. The Rugby Village is open at the Place de la Concorde from September 8th to October 28th, where fans of the game can come together to watch the matches on a gigantic screen.

The Rugby World Cup is not limited to Paris. The matches are taking place in cities across France, including Bordeaux, Lille, Lyon, Marseille, Nantes, Nice, Paris, Saint-Etienne, Saint-Denis, and Toulouse. France's extensive high-speed train network makes it easy to visit the South of France for a match before returning to Paris.

Highstay's accommodation takes the stress out of travel. Easy access to Rugby World Cup venues and Paris's must-see attractions makes for an effortless stay in Paris. Our quiet and comfortable apartments are the perfect spot to come home to after an exciting day watching your favorite teams compete on the world stage. Luxurious touches like fine bedding and elegant contemporary furnishings make Highstay stand out among other holiday homes.

Just like Rugby World Cup tickets, it is always a good idea to book with Highstay as soon as possible to make sure the apartment you are interested in is still available.