Serviced Apartments in France

Discover serviced apartments in France, perfect for everything from short business trips to long-term relocations. Enjoy the comfort of home with the flexibility and space you need.

Explore options in Paris, Lyon, Marseille, and more. Not sure where to begin? Visit our FAQ page or get in touch with us to discuss your needs.

Serviced Apartments in Popular French Cities

France is a major economic and political power in Europe, with a diverse economy built around industries like machinery, automotive, and luxury goods. Its cities are not only economic hubs but also world-renowned cultural centres. We offer a wide range of serviced apartments in key destinations, including:

• Paris: The capital and a global centre for finance, fashion, and culture.
• Lyon: A gastronomic capital and a hub for business in central France.
• Marseille: A major port city with a dynamic economy on the Mediterranean coast.
• Bordeaux: Known worldwide for its wine, but also a hub for the aeronautics and space industries.
• Toulouse: Nicknamed "La Ville Rose," this city is a leading centre for the European aerospace industry.

Why stay in a serviced apartment in France with SilverDoor?

When you book your business accommodation in France through SilverDoor, you gain access to our award-winning service and expertise. We are the leading global corporate accommodation agent, with over two decades of experience providing premium booking services to business travelers. Here's what sets us apart:

• Expert Industry Knowledge: Our team of experts has an unrivalled understanding of the serviced apartment market in France. We will use this knowledge to find the most suitable options for your specific needs and negotiate the best possible rates.
• The Widest Range of Apartments: We have trusted relationships with over 2,000 property partners worldwide, giving us access to a vast portfolio of apartments across France, from the bustling streets of Paris to the historic charm of Lyon.
• Personalised Service: We assign a specialist account handler to each client, ensuring your booking is in the hands of someone who understands your requirements and preferences. This personalised support extends beyond just booking, with our team available to assist with any queries throughout your stay.
• Flexibility and Convenience: Serviced apartments offer more space, privacy, and flexibility than a traditional hotel. Our properties come with fully equipped kitchens, separate living areas, and often include hotel-style services like housekeeping and maintenance. You can also benefit from flexible booking and cancellation policies, making it easier to manage last-minute changes to your business travel plans.
• Unbeatable Value: Serviced apartments provide a more cost-effective solution, especially for extended stays. With SilverDoor, you benefit from our negotiated rates and the savings that come from having in-apartment cooking facilities, reducing your food and beverage costs.

France Business Travel Guide: Things to Know

France is the second largest economy in Europe and the most popular tourist destination in the world, with over 100 million visitors in 2024. Its business landscape is built on courtesy and professionalism, with a strong emphasis on politeness and formality. Here's what you need to know for your next business trip.

Weather in France

France has a varied climate, from the mild, temperate conditions in the north to the Mediterranean climate in the south. Paris and the north experience mild summers and cool winters, while the south boasts hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. Business travellers should check the local forecast for their specific destination and pack accordingly.

Currency in France

The official currency is the Euro (€) (EUR). Credit cards and contactless payments are widely accepted, especially in urban areas. Tipping is customary in restaurants and for other services, although a service charge is often already included.

Language spoken in France

French is the primary language. While many business professionals, especially in major cities, speak a good level of English, attempting a few basic French phrases will be appreciated and can help build rapport.

Time Zones in France

Metropolitan France operates on Central European Time (UTC+1) and observes Central European Summer Time (UTC+2) from the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in October. It's crucial to confirm meeting times, especially if you are working with colleagues in different time zones.