The Parisian Grande Dame on Avenue Kléber
Situated in the heart of Paris's ultra-prestigious 16th arrondissement along tree-lined Avenue Kléber, The Peninsula Paris is an architectural icon situated just steps from the Arc de Triomphe, the Champs-Élysées, and the legendary haute couture fashion houses of Avenue Montaigne.
Originally inaugurated in 1908 as the grand Hotel Majestic, this Belle Époque palace underwent an extraordinary, meticulous multi-year restoration before reopening as The Peninsula Paris in 2014. The world's most revered French master artisans—the very same workshops entrusted with preserving the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles and precious masterworks at the Louvre—spent years hand-carving stonework, meticulously restoring 19th-century gold leafing, and reviving historic woodwork to return this historic monument to its absolute zenith of splendor.
Behind its classical Haussmannian limestone façade, the palace infuses cutting-edge modernity into more than a century of elegance, glamour, and world history. From George Gershwin composing An American in Paris in 1928 to Henry Kissinger negotiating the historic 1973 Paris Peace Accords, the palace stands as a living cultural beacon where timeless French heritage seamlessly convenes with Peninsula's hallmark anticipatory hospitality.
Visual Tour of the Palace
Spacious Chambers & Palatial Suites
The Peninsula Paris features 200 of the most spacious and thoughtfully designed guest rooms and suites in Paris, including 93 palatial suites. Each accommodation evokes the serene ambiance of an opulent private Parisian residence, dressed in refined cream and silver tones, plush silks, custom-crafted furnishings, and soaring ceilings.
State-of-the-art in-room technology includes fully customized interactive bedside and desk touchscreens available in 11 languages, allowing guests to control ambient lighting, draperies, television entertainment, and room temperature with a single touch. Sumptuous white marble bathrooms are fitted with deep soaking bathtubs, inset waterproof flat-screen televisions, separate walk-in rain showers, and integrated nail-polish dryers.
Deluxe Room
Delicately furnished with opulent Parisian touches, featuring a comfortable sitting area, walk-in dressing wardrobe, and marble bathroom with separate soaking tub, inset TV, and rain shower.
Premier Room
Showcases authentic Parisian street perspectives, a sprawling walk-in dressing room, an inviting salon area, and an opulent marble bathroom with inset TV entertainment.
Grand Premier Room
Conceived as a true Parisian pied-à-terre featuring a private French balcony offering enchanting views across the City of Light, paired with lavish dressing and marble bath spaces.
Junior Suite
Benefits from an extraordinary south-facing exposure that bathes the suite in luminous natural light. Features an open-plan lounge salon, king bed, and blissful marble bathroom.
Superior Suite
The perfect choice to indulge in true suite living. Ample layout provides clear architectural separation between the master bedroom and living room for absolute privacy.
Rooftop Garden Suite
Perched atop the palace, this celestial duplex suite features a private landscaped rooftop garden terrace with breathtaking views of the Eiffel Tower, plus a dedicated MINI Cooper S Clubman for touring Paris.
Michelin Stars & Celebrated Gastronomy
Epicurean distinction reigns supreme at The Peninsula Paris across three world-renowned restaurants and majestic historic lounges, each celebrating culinary artistry in spectacular architectural settings.
L'Oiseau Blanc
Paying tribute to French aviation pioneers Charles Nungesser and François Coli, this two-Michelin-starred restaurant showcases Chef David Bizet's visionary cuisine beneath a suspended 11-meter replica biplane framing 360-degree views of Paris and the Eiffel Tower.
LiLi
A glamorous and theatrical opera-inspired salon celebrating the confluence of Chinese spectacle and Haussmannian majesty. Master Cantonese chefs curate exceptional dim sum feasts, Peking duck, and vibrant contemporary pairings.
Le Lobby
A soaring historic salon with Belle Époque gilded moldings where George Gershwin composed 'An American in Paris'. Renowned for its lavish breakfasts, refined international dining, and the iconic Peninsula Afternoon Tea.
Le Bar Kléber & Lounge
Adorned with restored oak woodwork and gilded moldings, it was here that Henry Kissinger negotiated the 1973 Paris Peace Accords. Offers vintage Cognacs, creative mixology, and an adjoining private cigar lounge with humidor lockers.
The Peninsula Spa & Wellness Oasis
Spanning an impressive 1,800 square meters beneath the palace, The Peninsula Spa is one of the most serene and expansive subterranean retreats in the City of Light. Dedicated to a holistic approach to rejuvenation, the spa seamlessly pairs oriental philosophy with Western scientific skincare innovations.
At the heart of the spa lies a stunning 20-meter heated indoor swimming pool, framed by natural stone walls, cascading mood lighting, and underwater acoustic music. Guests can unwind in separate steam hammams, aromatherapy saunas, sensation experience showers, and relaxation lounges, or enjoy bespoke longevity and beauty rituals in six private treatment suites and two dedicated double spa sanctuaries.