Best Hotels With Parking Near Gare de l'Est, Paris
Gare de l'Est is the Paris terminus for trains toward eastern France and Germany, and arriving by car in the 10th arrondissement raises the usual Paris question: where to leave it. This page lists five hotels that mention parking, from the Holiday Inn Paris - Gare de l'Est and the NH Paris Gare de l'Est to the chic Hôtel Le Milie Rose and the four-star Hôtel Mademoiselle. One of them, the ibis Paris Gare du Nord Château-Landon, is described near Gare du Nord instead, and I say so openly. I only repeat what the listings state and I recommend confirming parking terms before you drive.
The area around Gare de l'Est is a lively, mixed part of Paris, between the Canal Saint-Martin and the busy streets around the stations. Gare du Nord is not far, so cafés, brasseries and small shops serve a constant flow of travelers. It is less polished than Saint-Germain, but it is convenient, well connected by metro and full of everyday Parisian life, which suits visitors who care more about access than about a postcard address.
Parking near Gare de l'Est and its neighbors
Parking is the part of a Paris trip that needs planning, and these hotels all mention it near Gare de l'Est or the neighboring Gare du Nord. They range from a modest ibis to a four-star with a spa. I describe each listing as it stands, including the one placed near another station, and I flag that no listing gives numbers of spaces or conditions, so you should always ask.
The ibis Paris Gare du Nord Château-Landon is the most reviewed, rated 8.2 from more than 3,000 reviews, but its listing places it near Gare du Nord, not Gare de l'Est, so I include it with that caveat. It offers a cafe, a restaurant, a 24-hour bar, free Wi-Fi, air conditioning and pet-friendly rooms, suits business and family stays, and lists parking and an airport shuttle. I would choose it for a practical stay, and confirm the walking time to Gare de l'Est if that is your station. Its 24-hour bar and cafe are helpful if your train arrives or leaves at an odd hour.
The Holiday Inn Paris - Gare de l'Est, rated 7.8 from about 2,000 reviews, is described a short walk from the station, with bright rooms, free Wi-Fi, a restaurant, a lobby bar and family-friendly features. Its listing mentions parking available and also lists free parking in its highlights, so I would confirm which applies. The NH Paris Gare de l'Est, rated 8.2, is a two-minute walk from the station, with air conditioning, a restaurant, free Wi-Fi, a pet-friendly policy and available parking. It is the closest option I can state. Both suit families and business travelers who want a short walk to the platform.
For something more characterful, Hôtel Le Milie Rose, rated 9.4 from more than 1,100 reviews, offers chic rooms, some with balconies, a breakfast buffet, a restaurant, a bar, free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, pet-friendly options and available parking, near Gare de l'Est. It is the highest rated here and the one I would choose for a more personal stay. I would ask about balcony rooms when booking, and about parking terms, since the listing only says parking is available. Its breakfast buffet is a practical bonus before an early train, and the balcony rooms add some Parisian character without raising the level of fuss. Ask which rooms have them.
Hôtel Mademoiselle, a four-star rated 8.2 from nearly 600 reviews, is the most complete option, with refined rooms and suites, free Wi-Fi, a spa, a fitness center, a bar, room service, a business center, accessible facilities and available parking, in a smoke-free, kid-friendly property. I would choose it when a spa matters after a long drive. As with the others, confirm parking terms, spa hours and the walking route from the station, since listings do not give those details. Because it is the largest and most equipped hotel here, it is also the one where a quiet room is worth requesting.
A traveler's perspectiveIf I were driving to Paris and then taking a train from Gare de l'Est, I would choose the NH Paris Gare de l'Est for its two-minute walk and listed parking, or Hôtel Le Milie Rose for its 9.4 rating and balcony rooms. For a spa after a long drive, I would look at Hôtel Mademoiselle. I always confirm parking terms in writing before leaving home.
4.7Guest scoreParkingHôtel Le Milie Rose
Chic rooms, some with balconies, near Gare de l'Est
View hotel →Why guests love itHôtel Le Milie Rose is a polished family base near Gare de l'Est: the breakfast buffet gives everyone an easy start, the restaurant and bar cover evenings, and some rooms have a private balcony for a little extra space. The hotel is smoke-free and accessible, pets are welcome, and parking is available. Trains from Gare de l'Est are close at hand. I would choose it with confidence for a comfortable stay, given a 9.4 rating across more than 1,100 reviews.
4.1Guest scoreParkingHôtel Mademoiselle
Refined rooms, a spa, and a bar near Gare de l'Est
View hotel →Why guests love itHôtel Mademoiselle is a refined 4-star near Gare de l'Est that I would suggest to families who want comfort on both ends of a train trip. The hotel is kid-friendly and accessible, suites give more room than a standard double, and room service helps after a long day. Parents can use the spa or the fitness centre in turn, and parking is available. It is smoke-free throughout. Guests rate it 8.2 across nearly 600 reviews.
4.1Guest scoreParkingHotel NH Paris Gare de l’Est
Modern comfort steps from Gare de l'Est with dining and pet-friendly rooms
View hotel →Why guests love itHotel NH Paris Gare de l'Est is the practical modern base I would suggest to families with a train to catch: the station is a two-minute walk away, which keeps luggage runs short. Rooms are air-conditioned with free Wi-Fi, the restaurant spares a search for dinner with tired children, and parking is available for those who drive. Pets are welcome too. Guests rate it 8.2 across nearly 500 reviews.
4.1Guest scoreParkingibis Paris Gare du Nord Château-Landon 10ème
Practical stay near Gare du Nord with a 24/7 bar and pet-friendly rooms
View hotel →Why guests love itibis Paris Gare du Nord Château-Landon is a modest, practical base between Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Est, useful for families catching early or late trains. The café, restaurant and 24/7 bar mean food and drinks are available whatever time you arrive, rooms are air-conditioned, and pets are welcome. An airport shuttle and parking add flexibility. I would choose it for families who value rail access over charm, backed by an 8.2 rating across more than 3,000 reviews.
3.9Guest scoreParkingHoliday Inn Paris - Gare de L'Estates, an IHG Hotel
Bright rooms, a relaxed lobby bar, and steps from Gare de l'Est
View hotel →Why guests love itHoliday Inn Paris Gare de l'Est is a relaxed family option right by the station, handy for trains to eastern France and beyond. Rooms are bright and air-conditioned, the restaurant and lobby bar save evening outings, and the full-service laundry helps on longer stays. Children are welcome and parking is available. I would choose it for families who put rail access first, keeping in mind a 7.8 rating that is solid rather than outstanding.
Local tips
- 1Ask each hotel for parking terms in writing, since listings only say that parking is available.
- 2Confirm the walking route from the station for the ibis, which is described near Gare du Nord.
- 3Choose the NH Paris Gare de l'Est for the shortest walk to the station, listed at two minutes.
- 4Ask the Holiday Inn whether its parking is free or paid, as the listing mentions both.
- 5For a spa after the drive, look at Hôtel Mademoiselle and confirm its hours.
- 6If you travel with a pet, check the rules at the hotel, as several of these hotels list pet-friendly options.