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The Peninsula Paris

Name: The Peninsula Paris
Address: 19 Av. Kléber, 75116 Paris, France, Paris, France
Telephone: +33158122888
Price range: $1,487–$2,585
Rating: 4.7

19 Av. Kléber, 75116 Paris, France

Forbes ★★★★☆

Google 4.7

Overall 68

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$1,487

11 Mar 2027

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$2,585

5 Jun 2026

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$1,703

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16 to 22 Mar

10% below annual median

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Review

Synthesized from Forbes Travel Guide

Forbes ★★★★☆ 4-Star

Character and identity

Set in a meticulously restored 1908 Haussmannian building that began life as the Hotel Majestic, The Peninsula Paris occupies a particularly rarefied corner of the 16th, steps from the Arc de Triomphe and the Champs-Élysées. The restoration brought back the marble, gold-leaf detailing and rich wood panelling, while the lobby now centres on Lasvit's "Dancing Leaves", an 800-piece hand-blown crystal installation. Expect six restaurants including a rooftop bar with city views, a 19,000-square-foot spa with a 72-foot indoor pool framed by a floor-to-ceiling water wall, and the polished, technology-forward service register that defines the Peninsula group.

Who's it for

Best for:
Travellers who want a grand, landmark Paris address with serious shopping and the Arc de Triomphe at the doorstep, paired with proper hotel infrastructure: a substantial spa, multiple restaurants, a real pool, and discreet, attentive service. Couples on a milestone trip and design-literate guests who appreciate the restoration craft will feel particularly at home.

Should look elsewhere:
Anyone hunting for intimate, boutique-scale Paris charm or a Left Bank, Saint-Germain vibe will find this too grand and too 16th. The neighbourhood skews stately and corporate rather than lively, and the formal register won't suit travellers chasing a younger, more casual scene.

Bottom line

What you're buying here is the building itself: a landmark restoration with genuine craft on display, anchored by one of the largest hotel spas in central Paris. Spring for a suite to enjoy the room product properly, and book a spa half-day even if you're only in town briefly. Shoulder-season rates soften the sting.

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