Which hotel should I choose near the Paris Padel Major?

The Bijou Hôtel Paris Boulogne, a 3-star hotel in Boulogne-Billancourt, is less than 2 km from the Roland-Garros stadium, around 25 minutes on foot. A reception open 24/7, 47 renovated rooms and a bar make this address a practical base for spectators at the tournament.

What are the dates of the Alpine Paris Padel Major 2026?

The Alpine Paris Major takes place from 6 to 13 September 2026 at the Roland-Garros stadium. Sunday 6 September is devoted to the Padel Festival, qualifying is held on Monday 7, then the main draw runs from Tuesday 8 to Saturday 12, before the finals on Sunday 13 September.

How do I buy tickets for the Alpine Paris Major?

Tickets for the Alpine Paris Major are sold through the FFT's official ticketing service, with several categories of seats depending on the day and the session. Hospitality packages and VIP passes are also presented there, along with access conditions and practical information.

How do I get from the Bijou Hôtel to Roland-Garros?

Allow around 25 minutes on foot through the streets of Boulogne towards Auteuil, about fifteen minutes by bus or 8 minutes by car. From Paris, metro access is via line 10 at Porte d'Auteuil or line 9 at Porte de Saint-Cloud.

Is the Padel Festival open to everyone?

Yes. On Sunday 6 September, the gates open at 11 am on avenue de la Porte d'Auteuil for a day aimed at the general public: a celebrity tournament, a tennis versus padel exhibition, entertainment and fifteen-minute beginner sessions on the pistes, supervised by qualified coaches.

Can I get back to the hotel after an evening session?

Yes. Reception at the Bijou Hôtel is open 24/7, with no constraint on your arrival time. The return trip takes about twenty minutes on foot or can be done by bus, and the Indigo car park opposite the hotel remains accessible at any hour for guests travelling by car.

Hotel near the Paris Padel Major 2026: your ideal stay at the Bijou Hôtel

Name: BIJOU HÔTEL
Address: 15 Rue Victor Griffuelhes, Boulogne-Billancourt, 92100, FR
Telephone: 01 46 21 24 98
Price range: $$

Booking a hotel near the Paris Padel Major means watching the padel tournament and then walking back, with no transport involved. From 6 to 13 September 2026, the Roland-Garros stadium, at Porte d'Auteuil in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, hosts the 2026 edition of the Paris Major Premier Padel, a unique event on the world circuit.

Less than 2 km from the courts, in Boulogne-Billancourt, the Bijou Hôtel offers 47 renovated rooms, a bar, a patio and a reception open 24/7, right next to metro line 9. Metro access at Porte d'Auteuil or Porte de Saint-Cloud, tickets, day-by-day schedule, services and spaces to discover: here is everything you need to make the most of a week of sport in a friendly atmosphere.

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Alpine Paris Padel Major 2026: dates, schedule and highlights of the edition

The Alpine Paris Major takes over the Roland-Garros stadium from 6 to 13 September 2026, for its fifth consecutive edition at Porte d'Auteuil. Organised by the FFT, this sporting event is one of the four Majors on the Premier Padel circuit, the highest world level in the discipline, and remains one of the very few official competitions of this category held in France. The Philippe-Chatrier court is transformed into a padel arena, with pistes installed at the heart of the venue, side courts for the early rounds and entertainment spaces that turn the stadium into a genuine social hub throughout the week. The address of the Roland-Garros stadium, 2 avenue Gordon-Bennett, is only minutes away from Boulogne.

The schedule follows a clear progression: qualifying on Monday 7 September, the first round on Tuesday 8, the second round on Wednesday 9, the round of 16 on Thursday 10, the quarter-finals on Friday 11 on the Suzanne-Lenglen court, the semi-finals on Saturday 12 and the finals on Sunday 13. The evening sessions, held from Tuesday to Friday, are among the most sought-after moments for spectators: under the lights of the Chatrier, the action takes on an intensity few tournaments can offer.

Who should you watch? On the men's side, the partnership of Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello has dominated the world rankings for several seasons, with the pair of Alejandro Galán and Federico Chingotto waiting in the wings. On the women's side, Gemma Triay and Delfina Brea remain the benchmark on the circuit, while the French public follows the progress of home players closely.

To attend the matches, official ticketing is handled by the FFT: several categories of seats and tickets are available depending on the day and the session, with a deliberately accessible pricing policy. Booking this padel experience is done on the tournament's official website, which also publishes the latest news from the event: it is worth checking the latest updates before booking your seats, as the world's best pairs draw bigger crowds every year.

The Padel Festival on Sunday 6 September: the day for everyone

The tournament opens with a day of its own. On Sunday 6 September, the Padel Festival offers a programme designed for the general public, with doors opening at 11 am through gate 1 on avenue de la Porte d'Auteuil. On the bill: a celebrity tournament, a tennis versus padel exhibition match on the Philippe-Chatrier, open-air entertainment, DJ sets in the late afternoon and the first qualifying matches on the side courts. Plenty of activities to discover with a single ticket.

The most eagerly awaited novelty is access to the pistes themselves. From midday, several courts host fifteen-minute beginner sessions supervised by qualified coaches, on a first come, first served basis: a fun way to discover the sport with your playing partner, your children or your colleagues, racket in hand, on the very courts where the world's best players will compete a few days later.

The FFT is also running Des Clubs au Chatrier, a national competition bringing together 31 amateur mixed pairs qualified from across France, joined by an invited professional pair. If you arrive the night before at the Bijou Hôtel, you are ideally placed to enjoy it from the moment the gates open.

A hotel near the Paris Padel Major, less than 2 km from Roland-Garros

The Bijou Hôtel is located at 15 rue Victor-Griffuelhes in Boulogne-Billancourt, in a quiet, shop-lined neighbourhood a few streets from the stadium. Less than 2 km separate the hotel from the courts: allow around 25 minutes on foot through the streets of Boulogne towards Auteuil, about fifteen minutes by bus, or 8 minutes by car. That proximity changes everything when the last ball drops after 11 pm.

From Paris, metro access is via line 10 at Porte d'Auteuil station or line 9 at Porte de Saint-Cloud. From the Bijou Hôtel, however, the metro is not the most direct route: walking and the bus are considerably more practical, especially late in the evening after a night session. For guests arriving by car, the Indigo car park opposite the hotel is secure and open 24/7, at 150 rue du Vieux Pont de Sèvres. Marcel-Sembat station, on line 9, is a 5-minute walk away, and the Vélib' station Hameau Fleuri – Marché is at the foot of the building.

Rooms and accommodation for your week of padel

The 47 rooms at the Bijou Hôtel have been renovated with natural materials, linen and wood, French bedding and double glazing that filters out the sounds of the city. Five categories let you match your booking to your stay. The Solo room, 9 to 10 m², suits the spectator travelling alone. The Standard, 12 to 14 m², and the Superior, 13 to 16 m² with a desk area and spacious bathroom, welcome one to two guests. The Twin Superior and its two separate beds works well for pairs of players sharing the same day of matches. Finally, the Family room, 18 to 20 m², sleeps up to four people, handy for a family or a small group.

All rooms come with air conditioning, free wifi, a television with international channels and Chromecast, a shower or bath and organic toiletries. An accessible room is available and the hotel is designed for guests with reduced mobility. After a long day in the stands, the quiet of the neighbourhood makes a real difference.

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Services and facilities at the Bijou Hôtel during the tournament

Padel days start early and end late. The buffet breakfast is served from 7.00 am to 10.30 am on weekdays and from 8.00 am to 10.30 am at weekends, with pastries and breads delivered every morning by a local artisan baker, along with regional products, cheeses, fresh fruit and fruit juices. You can enjoy it in one of the two ground-floor lounges, in your room, or in the patio at the back of the hotel, a small green corner that is especially pleasant in fine weather.

The bar L'Écrin, open from 7.00 am to midnight seven days a week, extends the evening around a selection of wines, classic or signature cocktails, craft beers and fresh juices. The bilingual reception welcomes you 24/7: luggage storage on departure day, flexible arrival times around the 3.00 pm check-in and midday check-out, and a team happy to take care of booking your taxi or private car. Pets are accepted on request, for a supplement. Finally, a modular meeting room and a coworking space are available to those combining the tournament with a business trip: ideal for meeting a partner or a client between two matches. For a group enquiry or a quote, feel free to contact us.

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Boulogne-Billancourt and western Paris between padel days

The tournament fills your afternoons, the neighbourhood deserves your mornings. On Île Seguin, La Seine Musicale runs its cultural programme all year round. Near the Pont de Saint-Cloud, the Albert-Kahn museum and gardens and their Japanese gardens offer a quiet pause, while the Domaine national de Saint-Cloud invites you to fine walks on the opposite bank. Boulogne is also a town of sport: the Parc des Princes, home of Paris Saint-Germain, the Jean-Bouin stadium, the Pierre-de-Coubertin stadium, the ParisLongchamp racecourse to the north in the Bois de Boulogne, not forgetting the local sports centres, ice rink, swimming pool and gyms a few streets from the hotel.

Rue Jean-Jaurès and the Les Passages shopping centre cover any urge to shop, and the restaurants in central Boulogne offer a welcome alternative to stadium catering. Paris, finally, is right on the doorstep: line 9 reaches the Eiffel Tower in under fifteen minutes, then the Champs-Élysées and the Opéra Garnier.

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Book your stay at the Bijou Hôtel for the Paris Padel Major

A week of sport at the highest level, evenings under the lights of the Chatrier, and a quiet room a few minutes from the courts to recover. Choosing a hotel near the Paris Padel Major means staying until the very last point without thinking about the journey back.

Check available dates, current offers and upgrade options, and book direct to secure the best rate guaranteed, on average up to 15% cheaper. The next date on the world padel calendar is being played right next door.

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Frequently asked questions about the Bijou Hôtel and the Paris Padel Major

The Bijou Hôtel Paris Boulogne, a 3-star hotel in Boulogne-Billancourt, is less than 2 km from the Roland-Garros stadium, around 25 minutes on foot. A reception open 24/7, 47 renovated rooms and a bar make this address a practical base for spectators at the tournament.
The Alpine Paris Major takes place from 6 to 13 September 2026 at the Roland-Garros stadium. Sunday 6 September is devoted to the Padel Festival, qualifying is held on Monday 7, then the main draw runs from Tuesday 8 to Saturday 12, before the finals on Sunday 13 September.
Tickets for the Alpine Paris Major are sold through the FFT's official ticketing service, with several categories of seats depending on the day and the session. Hospitality packages and VIP passes are also presented there, along with access conditions and practical information.
Allow around 25 minutes on foot through the streets of Boulogne towards Auteuil, about fifteen minutes by bus or 8 minutes by car. From Paris, metro access is via line 10 at Porte d'Auteuil or line 9 at Porte de Saint-Cloud.
Yes. On Sunday 6 September, the gates open at 11 am on avenue de la Porte d'Auteuil for a day aimed at the general public: a celebrity tournament, a tennis versus padel exhibition, entertainment and fifteen-minute beginner sessions on the pistes, supervised by qualified coaches.
Yes. Reception at the Bijou Hôtel is open 24/7, with no constraint on your arrival time. The return trip takes about twenty minutes on foot or can be done by bus, and the Indigo car park opposite the hotel remains accessible at any hour for guests travelling by car.