An article by Vokya D, added on 06 August 2025 4 min. reading
A month boosted by the Paris Air Show and major early summer events
After a mixed spring, the hotels of Grand Roissy will be back in action in June 2025, driven by a favorable event climate.
📈 A sharp increase in attendance, driven by major events
As a preamble, it is appropriate to underline the structuring impact of the International Paris Air Show, welcomed by Le Bourget airport 16th - 22th June 2025This global event has greatly boosted the local hotel industry, as have other notable events, such as the festival of Music or even the last days of the Roland-Garros tournament.
In this context, the hotels of the Greater Roissy record a overall occupancy rate of 87,3%, up sharply by + 4,1 points compared to June 2024. All segments are growing, except hotels 1/2** (-1,1 pt). The establishments 3 stars show solid progress (+3,8 pts), while the 4 and tourist residences 5** stand out from the crowd with a increase of +6,4 points of attendance.
💶 Stable prices, sharply increasing RevPAR
Le average price remains almost stable à €129,3 excluding VAT, despite differentiated developments according to the categories:
- Stability at the top of the range (€149,5 excluding VAT),
- Slight decreases on 3* (-0,8%) and 1*/2* (-0,4%).
Thanks to the marked increase in the occupancy rate, the RevPAR hit €112,9 excluding VAT, be one increase of +5,2% compared to June 2024.
The performance is particularly notable in the segment luxury vehicles services (4*/RT5*), where the RevPAR climbs to €133,2 excluding VAT (+7,7%).
🌍 Geographical disparities: the Airport in the lead, Villepinte behind
La Airport area dominates with a occupancy rate of 91,3% (+3,5 pts) and a RevPAR up +4,2%, supported by good price performance.
The sector of Orchard Alley records a strong increase in attendance (+9,9 pts, at 89,7%) despite a decrease in average price (-2,9%), which allows a +9,0% increase in RevPAR.
On the other hand, the area Villepinte / Paris North 2 suffers from a lack of major trade shows, displaying a decline of -2,0 pts of attendance and a RevPAR drop of -6,5%.
📊 Half-yearly review: overall stability, but price decline
On the cumulative total for the first half of 2025, occupancy rate of Greater Roissy reached 72,3%, stable compared to 2024.
Le cumulative average price backs down to €102,8 excluding VAT (-3,4%), impacting the RevPAR, which is established at €74,3 excluding VAT, also in decrease of -3,4%.
Trends by segment:
- Retreat of the average price in all categories, with a marked drop in the 3 (-6,4%)* and the 1/2 (-3,8%)**.
- Only the Airport area manages to display a increase in attendance (+0,8 pt) and a limited price reduction (-1,8%).
- THEOrchard Alley et Villepinte show significant declines:
- Orchard Alley: -7,0% average price, -7,2% RevPAR
- Villepinte: -9,9% average price, -12,6% RevPAR
🏙️ Regional comparison: Roissy lower on prices
On a Parisian scale, hotel performance in June 2025 is very positive, with:
- There’s nothing quite like a increase in occupancy rate of +3,5 points,
- There’s nothing quite like a average price increase of +8,7%.
Le Grand Roissy outperforms in terms of attendance, but remains lower prices.
On the cumulative semester, Île-de-France displays:
- +0,6 pts occupancy rate,
- +3,9% of average price,
while Roissy stagnates in occupancy et decline in average price.
✈️ A dynamic supported by air traffic
THEParis-Charles de Gaulle airport continues its recovery, with more than 6,4 million passengers welcomed in June 2025, i.e. a increase of +2,6% compared to June 2024, supporting hotel occupancy in neighboring areas.
📌 In conclusion
June 2025 marks a net rebound in hotel activity in Greater Roissy, carried by a favorable event context, a good tourist dynamics and air traffic increasing. If attendance is clearly increasing, the tariff adjustments remain cautious, and performance remains mixed depending on the areas and segments.
