In Paris ' s heart, the prestigious 16th district has a great building in the Osman style - The Peninsula Paris. The building is not only an architectural one, but also a historic virtue of the French capital. In 1864, a rich Russian aristocrat of Basilski built a palace, which was sold in 1868 to the Spanish Queen Isabella, who lived here in Paris for 36 years, and at that time the palace was called Castilla. Then, in 1908, a Majestic hotel was opened in the building, which was screaming many world celebrities, for example, in 1928, composer George Gershwin wrote to the hotel his famous American in Paris. Since 1936, there have been various State institutions in the building, including the first UNESCO headquarters, the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and in 1973 Henry Kissinger signed a peace agreement to end the war in Viet Nam. Finally, in August 2014, after extensive reconstruction and thorough restoration, the palace opened its doors as the Feninula Hotel Paris.
The hotel ' s guests are offered the highest standards of service and high-tech equipment, combined with the Parisian stitch and the charm of past centuries. These are the luxury ones equipped with the last word of the number machines, and the magnificent large pool centre, as well as the restaurants of the French and Chinese kitchens, the panoramic terrace on the roof, elegant cafes and bars, and other Lux services.
The Peninsula Paris combines a rich historical heritage and comfort of the twenty-first century.
The rooms are decorated in a classic contemporary style that follows the principles of simplicity and elegance, using the finest materials and craftsmanship.
The hotel has 200 rooms of various categories, including 166 Guest Rooms and 34 Suites. The rooms are equipped with the latest technology and decorated with elegant Parisian chic.
Delicately furnished with luxury touches, Deluxe Rooms can accommodate up to two persons. They offer a comfortable sitting area, and are appointed with sumptuous marble bathrooms with separate rain showers and inset televisions plus views either on Avenue Kléber, street Pérouse or the peaceful courtyards.
elegantly appointed Junior Suites benefit from a south-facing aspect, imbuing them with magical light during the day, as befits Paris' moniker as the City of Light. Indulge yourself in exquisite bed linen, and a blissful marble bathroom, together with a comfortable sitting area to relax before heading out to the hustle and bustle of the city.
These charmingly appointed suites are the perfect choice to indulge in the finer things in life that accompany a stay in a suite at The Peninsula. The ample space separates the bedroom from the living room, allowing for maximum privacy. Guests have the option to personalise each suite through exclusive, proprietary technology developed in The Peninsula Hotels’ state-of-the-art laboratory. Preferences can be programmed from touch screens located in all areas of the suite for the ultimate in comfort and convenience.
Conceived to meet all the expectations of the traveler looking for an oasis of calm in the heart of Paris, Rooftop Garden Suite is an elegant duplex featuring décor that exquisitely combines both materials and eras to cocoon guests in elegance and comfort. Access to the hotel's rooftop garden terrace offers a dream setting with uninterrupted views of Paris's most beautiful monuments for intimate cocktail parties, dinners with clients or friends, or simply a place to contemplate quietly while admiring the surrounding architecture of the City of Light.
Enjoy the very best of Paris from this celestial suite perched up high above the city. Beyond the extravagant proportions of each room and the carefully curated amenities, a lush private rooftop garden grants the possibility of a privileged tête-à-tête with the Iron Lady.
The Peninsula Paris is located in the centre of Paris, on Cleber Street (avenue Kléber), next to the Triumph Arca, the Elysey Fields, Louvre and other famous city sites, 17.4 kilometres from Charles de Gaulle International Airport.
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