Paris Tourist Tax Calculator

Paris charges $6.40 a night: the regime explained

What the Paris tax costs across your stay

Compounded over a stay, the tax stops being a rounding error: seven nights at $6.40 per person is $44.80 per person, and 1.5× in a luxury property takes it to $67.20.

Paris's official rate schedule, dated and sourced

Rates in this city's regime are reviewed often enough that a bare number goes stale, so the table below reproduces the official schedule in local currency, each row dated and attributed to its publishing authority.

Where Paris ranks among 49 tracked tourist taxes

At $6.40 nightly per person, Paris sits at #11 of 49 tracked city regimes by nightly tourist tax — premium territory — Amsterdam, Kyoto's top bands and New York's stacked folio fees are the company it keeps. The direction of travel matters as much as the level for Paris: a dozen major cities introduced or raised lodging taxes between 2023 and 2025, so re-check before every trip.

Paying it: the Paris folio, fine print and exemptions

Nothing about this tax is paid in advance or at a desk: it rides the room bill, the hotel forwards it, and your only job is checking that the folio's tax line matches the $6.40 nightly expectation this calculator prices before you book.

How to Use This Calculator

1. Enter your number of nights in Paris (1–30).
2. Pick your accommodation tier — the tax scales with category here.
3. Check the per-night and total-stay rows.
4. Multiply by your party size — Paris charges per person.

Worked Examples

• A 3-night mid-tier stay: 3 × $6.40 = $19.20 per person.
• A week at mid-tier: 7 × $6.40 = $44.80 per person.
• The same week in a luxury property (1.5×): $67.20 — the category multiplier adds $22.40.