The unique experience was unveiled by the capital club and its partner, the Accor group, on Saturday evening, during PSG-Brest. The first privileged people to be able to stay within the stadium itself have a date on September 27 for the reception of Rennes.
Witness a PSG victory in privileged conditions, from the private balcony of your room, then fall asleep in a suite overlooking the pitch of your favorite stadium to dream of the exploits of Luis Enrique’s players, Parisian friends, you dreamed of it? Novotel has granted your wish.
After two years of hard work, “the world’s first hotel room to be permanently built in a football stadium” was delivered by the subsidiary of the Accor group, a French hotel giant and premium partner of Paris Saint-Germain since 2019 (main sponsor from 2019 to 2022, the loyalty program brand was then displayed on the Parisian jerseys).
The Novotel Suite by ALL.com at the Parc des Princes was presented to a handful of privileged guests on Saturday evening, during the Parisian success (3-1) against Brest, but it will welcome its first guests on September 27 for the reception of another Breton club, Stade Rennais.
Nestled at the top of the Parc des Princes stands, the super structure built from scratch dominates the last rows of the Borelli stand and offers a breathtaking view of the game. The room, “a bit small” but “very comfortable” is “equipped with a beautiful bathroom”, reports Le Figaro, while a sofa has been placed on the adjoining terrace from where you can watch the match, knowing that the pitch is visible from the bed.
But this extraordinary experience is not limited to this suite of around twenty square metres in total, and it does not begin at the Parc des Princes either. It all starts at the Novotel in Suresnes, in the Hauts de Seine. This is where a butler welcomes his privileged guests before they are led to the stadium where they enter via the players’ car park.
Cocktails offered at the bar, gourmet dinner served in the room… The VIP evening continues until kick-off, before breakfast in the room the next morning, followed by a private tour of the Parc des Princes to conclude this unforgettable experience. The price to pay? Only members of the Accor loyalty program are currently able to afford the privilege in exchange for points, and only for matches scheduled from 7 p.m., without which the experience would not have quite the same flavor.
Parisian fans will still have to wait, but rest assured, no one has forgotten them. “We are also going to organize a lot of competitions (on social networks), so that fans as a whole can participate, explains to Le Parisien Solène Darde, in charge of partnerships for the Accor group. In 2025, the ambition is to be able to make it bookable on our site, like a classic hotel room.” At what price? It is still a mystery, but it should not be accessible to all budgets.
