The Peninsula Paris
A restored Belle Époque palace near the Arc de Triomphe, The Peninsula Paris combines unusually spacious rooms, elaborate craftsmanship, one of the city’s largest hotel spas and rooftop dining with Eiffel Tower views.
The Peninsula Paris occupies a century-old landmark on Avenue Kléber in the 16th arrondissement, a short walk from the Arc de Triomphe and Champs-Élysées. Its 2014 restoration revived the scale and ornament of a grand Parisian hotel while integrating a very modern level of technology.
The property contains 200 guestrooms, including 93 suites, making the accommodation unusually suite-heavy for Paris. Rooms layer cream tones, lacquer, stone and handcrafted details over generous proportions that are difficult to find in many historic city hotels.
Wellness is unusually extensive. The lower-level spa is one of the largest hotel spas in Paris, with treatment rooms, private spa suites, a 20-meter indoor pool and additional vitality pools.
The rooftop is equally important to the hotel’s identity. L’Oiseau Blanc and seasonal terraces look across Paris toward landmarks including the Eiffel Tower, turning the upper floors into a destination even for guests who spend much of the day elsewhere in the city.
The Peninsula Paris is for travelers who want palace-hotel grandeur with more space and technology than many traditional Paris properties provide. Its restored architecture, rooftop views and substantial wellness facilities make it feel both ceremonial and highly functional.