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The Peninsula Paris

Paris, France • Chaillot • OVER THE TOP

avg. $1,680 / night

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Free breakfast

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At a glance

A 1908 Haussmann landmark where Korean War armistice talks occurred, restored with original Belle Époque details and rooftop Eiffel Tower views.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and history-focused travelers

Highlights:

  • 1908 Haussmann monument historique with Korean War armistice negotiations history
  • Original Belle Époque boiserie and gilded acanthus paneling in bar
  • Rooftop restaurant with Eiffel Tower views across seventh-arrondissement skyline
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Few Haussmann-era buildings in Paris carry quite the pedigree of the structure at 19 avenue Kléber, a monument historique completed in 1908 that served as a military headquarters during the First World War and later as the site where the Korean War armistice negotiations were conducted. When The Peninsula Paris opened here in 2014 after a four-year, €800 million restoration led by architect Richard Martinet, the challenge was to bring a building of genuine historical consequence into the present without flattening what made it significant. The curving limestone facade, with its mansard roofline and rhythmic parade of carved window surrounds, survived intact — illuminated in the images here against a Paris dusk with the confidence of a building that knows its own value. Inside, the tension between periods is handled with intelligence rather than compromise. The bar room retains its extraordinary original boiserie — walnut panelling with gilded acanthus relief work climbing to the cornice, crowned by a cascading crystal chandelier that bridges Belle Époque and Art Deco registers. Guestrooms take a different direction: dark-stained wood frames enclose sculpted leather headboards with geometric sunburst reliefs, the palette running to warm cream and grey with coved lighting that keeps the atmosphere calm and contemporary. The rooftop restaurant, enclosed in an angled glazed structure, frames the Eiffel Tower across the seventh-arrondissement roofscape — a view that places the hotel firmly in the geography of the city it spent a century quietly defining.

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Exquisitely restored spaces are complemented by contemporary art installations, furnishings and technology. Dazzling rooftop spaces and private terrace gardens offer 360° views and glamorous extras that make The Peninsula Paris a decidedly 21st century palace.As with all Peninsula Hotels, location is of prime importance and Paris is no exception. Just steps away from the Arc de Triomphe and Avenue des Champs Elysées at 19 Avenue Kléber in the heart of the elegant 16th arrondissement, The Peninsula sits close to some of the world’s most famous monuments, museums and luxury shopping districts.

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The Peninsula Paris Reviews

1,239 reviews

"Superb. I have stayed at many of the world’s finest hotels, and The Peninsula Paris stands comfortably among them. After many visits to Paris, this was without question the best hotel experience I have had in the city. The staff was exceptional: attentive, polished, and genuinely warm without ever feeling pretentious. From the ambiance and accommodations to the cleanliness, location, and overall service, every detail was thoughtfully executed. A truly outstanding hotel, and time exceptionally well spent in one of the world’s most beautiful cities."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 11, 2026

"Wow what a place to stay, from the moment we arrived until being waved off in the taxi this place was truly exceptional, the best hotel we have ever stayed in and we have stayed in some nice places. We were celebrating our 30th wedding anniversary here for 3 nights, and were met in reception by the Hotel Manager Sebastian, who was very charming. We had a surprise upgrade which was an amazing surprise, to a suite. Wow wow wow, this rarely happens in life I nearly cried. The room was just flawless, and beyond special, a huge lounge area, with a little terrace, 2 toilets, 2 sets of bathrobes, separate bedroom and walk in dressing room, an absolutely enormous circular bathroom. Everything is touch button, touch curtains, iPads everywhere for any request you have and as a master control for everything. The most beautiful linen, fluffy towels and 2 bathrobes each, one for the spa and one for the room. 2 mini fridges, built in coffee machine so no need to keep filling with water. Some lovely touches, a handwritten card to welcome us and noting our special occasion. The bar on the ground floor too, so nice, great attentive waiters, particularly Adamo and Francisco, really lovely fun guys but very professional too. We ate one night in Lily, that was stunning too with great food. Seriously we did not want to leave. I did spend a lot of time looking for the perfect hotel, and had chopped and changed a bit, given this was such a special weekend for us, and this went far beyond anything I could have imagined. Thank you to Sebastian and team, we are converted to the Peninsula chain and we cannot wait to return"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 05, 2026

"I truly loved my stay at this palace! We came here to celebrate my friend’s birthday, and it was the perfect setting for such a special occasion. The building is absolutely magnificent and steeped in history, which makes the experience even more exceptional. The staff’s attention to detail and genuine care made our stay truly memorable. The location is perfect as well. This palace has become, without a doubt, a Parisian home in my heart."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 26, 2026

"I visited The Peninsula in Paris on a Friday night with high expectations, given its reputation and luxurious setting. Unfortunately, the experience was far from what I expected. I ordered a Caesar salad, which was extremely overpriced for what it was. The biggest issue was the taste — it had a very strong fish sauce flavor that was overpowering and honestly unpleasant. It completely ruined the dish. For a place of this standard, I expected much better quality and attention to detail. Paying such a high price for something so disappointing felt like a waste. I would not recommend this dish, and I left feeling let down. Definitely not worth the money in my opinion."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 26, 2026

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