Roland-Garros (French Open) 2028 in Paris

Events·May 21 – Jun 4, 2028

Roland-Garros (French Open) 2028 hotels in Paris

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Paris, France · 2028-05-19 to 2028-06-05 · projected dates, confirm with the organizer

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Roland-Garros, the French Open, is Paris’s clay-court Grand Slam tennis tournament. The 2028 main draw is projected for May 21–June 4 at Stade Roland-Garros; confirm the official schedule before booking nonrefundable travel.

Roland-Garros (French Open) 2028 key facts

  • Roland-Garros is one of tennis’s four Grand Slam tournaments.
  • Matches are played on outdoor clay courts, with retractable roofs on the two largest show courts.
  • Stade Roland-Garros is in western Paris, near the Bois de Boulogne.
  • The main draw runs for about two weeks, with qualifying held beforehand.

Where to stay near Roland-Garros (French Open) 2028 in Paris

  • Auteuil in the 16th arrondissement is a practical base near the tournament grounds.
  • Boulogne-Billancourt offers another convenient base on the western side of the venue.
  • Passy and Trocadéro combine a western Paris location with access to Métro line 9.
  • Central Paris can suit a sightseeing-focused stay, especially with convenient connections to lines 9 or 10.

Getting to Roland-Garros (French Open) 2028: venue transit and parking

  • Métro line 9 serves Michel-Ange–Auteuil and Michel-Ange–Molitor, both useful for reaching the venue.
  • Métro line 10 serves Porte d’Auteuil and Boulogne–Jean Jaurès, other commonly used approaches.
  • Allow extra time for busy trains, pedestrian routes and security checks on match days.
  • Check tournament access instructions and RATP service updates before traveling.

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For Roland-Garros (French Open) 2028, confirm your ticket’s venue, gate and seating area before choosing a hotel. Do not assume every fixture takes place at the same stadium.
Plan for the final whistle
Compare a venue-side hotel with a base near dining and transport. Check the last return service and designated pickup zones; post-event traffic can change the practical route.
Keep tickets and the stay separate
Accommodation does not include admission. Check the venue’s bag policy, accessibility arrangements and any ticket-specific entry requirements with the organizer.

General travel-planning advice, not a confirmed event access plan. Use the event-specific facts and official organizer information on this page; projected dates and venue arrangements must be confirmed before travel.

Frequently asked questions

When is Roland-Garros 2028?

The main draw is projected for May 21–June 4, 2028. These dates are not confirmed; qualifying is expected beforehand. Check the official tournament calendar before committing to travel.

Where should I stay for Roland-Garros?

Consider Auteuil or Boulogne-Billancourt for convenient venue access. Passy and Trocadéro are useful alternatives, while central Paris works well if you also want to spend time sightseeing.

How should I buy French Open tickets?

Use the official Roland-Garros ticketing website and any resale service authorized by the tournament. Check the date, session and court access before purchasing; a hotel reservation does not include admission unless explicitly stated.

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