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Defence · Paris, France

Eurosatory 2028: Hotels & Where to Stay

19 June to 23 June 2028 Paris-Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre 75,000 attendees

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Where to stay for Eurosatory 2028: the closest hotels to Paris-Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre are in Roissy-CDG and Villepinte/Parc des Expositions, with Paris Gare du Nord a short ride away. The fair runs 19 June to 23 June 2028 and rooms near the venue sell out first, so book a free-cancellation rate early. Pay Weekly lets you split your hotel over up to 16 weeks.

Eurosatory is the largest international exhibition for the land and air-land defence and security industry, held every two years in Paris and returning in 2028. It brings together armed-forces delegations, defence primes, manufacturers and security firms for equipment displays, live demonstrations and high-level meetings. The event takes place at the Paris-Nord Villepinte exhibition centre, northeast of the city near Charles de Gaulle Airport. For a business traveller, the venue's location shapes everything: Villepinte is out of central Paris and is reached mainly by the RER B suburban train, which stops at the Parc des Expositions station beside the halls. Many attendees choose to stay near the airport or along the RER B line rather than in central Paris to cut the daily commute, while others accept a longer ride for the city's dining and hotels. Because Eurosatory is a major biennial defence gathering, hotels near CDG and Villepinte fill early and demand is intense.

Popular areas for attendees: Roissy-CDG · Villepinte/Parc des Expositions · Paris Gare du Nord.

  • Villepinte is out of the centre; a CDG or RER B hotel shortens the daily commute
  • Airport-area hotels suit delegations flying in and out for a tightly scheduled show
  • Eurosatory is a large biennial defence event, so nearby rooms sell out early
  • Central Paris stays add a 45-60 minute RER ride each way but offer more dining

Event at a glance

Dates
19 June to 23 June 2028
Venue
Paris-Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre
City
Paris, France
Airport
CDG
Attendance
75,000
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Where to eat during Eurosatory

Paris Expo Porte de Versailles sits in the 15th arrondissement, with plenty of honest bistros within walking distance and the Villepinte fairground reachable by RER B to the north. Reserve dinner tables; many good kitchens serve only one seating.

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$$$ · Upscale3 Michelin stars

Le Cinq

French haute cuisine

8th arr., Four Seasons George V (~6km north of Porte de Versailles)

Opulent gastronomic dining room off the Champs-Elysees, the benchmark for a high-stakes client dinner in Paris.

Tip: Jacket expected; the set lunch is a comparative bargain for the experience.

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$$ · Mid-range

Le Casse-Noix

French bistro

15th arr., near Porte de Versailles / Bir-Hakeim

A warm, no-nonsense neighbourhood bistro doing classic seasonal French cooking near the expo. A dependable mid-range dinner close to the halls.

Tip: Book ahead - it's small and popular with locals.

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$$ · Mid-range

L'Antre Amis

Modern French

15th arr., Avenue de Segur (~1.5km from Porte de Versailles)

Refined, contemporary market cooking in an intimate room - a step up from a standard bistro without tipping into formal. Good for a relaxed working dinner.

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$$$ · Upscale

La Coupole

Grand brasserie

Montparnasse, 14th arr. (~4km from Porte de Versailles)

A vast, historic Art Deco brasserie serving oysters, steak tartare and classic seafood platters late into the night. Great theatre for a larger group.

Tip: Open late daily; ideal after an evening event when other kitchens have closed.

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$ · Casual

Bouillon Pigalle

Traditional French

18th arr., Pigalle (~8km north; RER/Metro)

A revived 'bouillon' serving hearty French classics at remarkably low prices. Perfect for an inexpensive, authentic solo or team meal.

Tip: No reservations - go early or expect a queue.

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$$ · Mid-range

Cafe de Flore

Historic Parisian cafe

Saint-Germain-des-Pres, 6th arr. (~5km from Porte de Versailles)

The quintessential Left Bank literary cafe, best for a coffee, croissant and people-watching before or between meetings. More about the ritual than the menu.

Tip: Terrace seats cost a premium but are the whole point.

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Getting there

From Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG)

  • CDG is close to Villepinte, just a few stops south on the RER B toward Parc des Expositions
  • Shuttle services and taxis run between the airport and the fairgrounds during the event
  • This proximity makes CDG-area hotels a popular base

By RER B from central Paris

  • Take the RER B northbound and alight at Parc des Expositions, the station beside the venue
  • The ride from central Paris takes roughly 35-50 minutes plus connections
  • Check that your train serves Parc des Expositions, as not all RER B trains stop there

Getting around during Eurosatory

RER B to Parc des Expositions

  • Parc des Expositions is the venue's own RER B station, a short walk from the halls
  • Buy tickets covering the correct fare zone or use a Navigo pass
  • Trains are crowded and security lines long at opening, so travel early

Taxi, shuttle and rideshare

  • Taxis and event shuttles link CDG, nearby hotels and the venue
  • Road access can be congested around opening and demonstration times
  • Rideshare works but the RER B is usually the most reliable option in peak periods

Visa & entry

Schengen visa-free entry

  • EU/EEA nationals and visitors from many visa-exempt countries can enter France for short business stays without a visa
  • Visa-exempt non-EU visitors may stay up to 90 days in any 180-day period across the Schengen area

Who needs a Schengen visa

  • Travellers from non-exempt countries need a Schengen (business) visa arranged in advance
  • Defence delegates should allow extra lead time and carry official invitations and accreditation documents

Entry rules change; confirm current requirements with the France embassy or official immigration site before booking travel.

First time at Eurosatory?

  • Eurosatory is a defence and security show with strict access control; complete accreditation early and bring ID
  • Register and collect your badge ahead of time, as security screening adds to entry times
  • The site is large with indoor halls and outdoor demonstration areas; plan your route and check the schedule
  • Confirm your RER B train stops at Parc des Expositions to avoid overshooting the venue

Insider tips from repeat attendees

  • Meeting-heavy delegations often prefer CDG-area hotels to minimise transit on a packed agenda
  • Midweek days are best for scheduled meetings; opening day sees the heaviest crowds and security
  • For a central-Paris stay, factor a 45-60 minute door-to-door commute and travel before the morning rush
  • Book as soon as dates are confirmed; this biennial event fills airport and Villepinte hotels quickly

Eurosatory travel FAQs

When is Eurosatory 2028?

Eurosatory takes place 19 June to 23 June 2028 at Paris-Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre in Paris, France.

Where is Eurosatory held?

Eurosatory is held at Paris-Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre in Paris, France. The nearest airport is CDG.

Where should I stay for Eurosatory?

Hotels near Charles de Gaulle Airport or along the RER B toward Villepinte offer the shortest commute. Central Paris is possible if you accept a 45-60 minute RER ride and want more dining and nightlife.

How much do hotels cost during Eurosatory?

Airport-area business hotels typically run EUR 120-250 a night, spiking during the show. Central Paris rooms cost more and add commute time; nearby CDG hotels are the practical choice for most delegates.

How early should I book hotels for Eurosatory?

Book four to six months ahead. As a major biennial defence event it draws large international delegations and clears CDG and Villepinte hotels early.

Which airport do I fly into for Eurosatory?

Charles de Gaulle (CDG) is the natural gateway, just a few RER B stops from the Parc des Expositions venue and close to the airport hotel cluster.

How do I get to the venue without a car?

Take the RER B to Parc des Expositions, the station beside the halls, or use event shuttles and taxis from CDG and nearby hotels.

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