French seek refuge in cooled hotels due to heat

France experienced a severe heatwave, during which temperatures in Paris reached an unprecedented high of 40.9°C. This led residents to flock to air-conditioned hotels to escape the extreme heat, despite many of these hotels lacking air conditioning and relying on natural cooling methods such as fans and stone walls. As a result, hotels inside and outside the cities became fully booked, especially those with amenities like swimming pools and surrounding nature. Many residents, including families, were forced to spend their days staying in hotels to benefit from the cooler temperatures. This phenomenon is unprecedented and occurs amidst an unusually high rise in temperatures, reflecting the increasing impacts of climate change on Europe.

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