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The Peninsula Paris

Avenue Kléber · 16th arrondissement Guide updated

A restaurant under a sloping glass roof at sunset, its laid tables facing the rooftops of Paris and the Eiffel Tower

Photographs: Expedia

Distinction
Palace (Atout France)
Pool
Indoor, 20 m
Without a stay
Annual membership, no day pass
Rooms
200, including 93 suites

Who is The Peninsula for?

A Palace on avenue Kléber, with a rooftop facing the Eiffel Tower, a spa and a pool.

A short walk from the Arc de Triomphe, The Peninsula occupies a century-old building renovated in 2014: 200 rooms, including 93 suites. Its 20-metre indoor pool is for hotel guests and spa members only: there is no day access. On the rooftop, L’Oiseau Blanc holds two stars in the MICHELIN Guide 2026.

A good fit for

Dinner facing the Eiffel Tower
L’Oiseau Blanc, the rooftop restaurant, serves lunch and dinner every day and holds two stars in the MICHELIN Guide 2026.
Swimming early or late
For hotel guests, the 20 m pool is open from 6.30am to 10pm, every day.
A large family under one roof
The Historic Suite has two bedrooms and sleeps up to 6; eight categories list connecting rooms.

Check before you book

Peninsula Time for direct bookings only
Arrival from 6am and departure until 10pm apply only to a booking made with the hotel, not through Expedia.
No day pass
Without a stay, the pool is reached through an annual spa membership, from €7,900.
The Eiffel Tower, mostly from the roof
Only two top-floor suites list a view of the tower; the other categories look onto the city or the courtyard.
A pale stone entrance hall with a staircase at the back, under hundreds of suspended glass leaves
The entrance hall and its glass leaves

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Fact check-in

The hotel says
enjoy arrival as early as 6am and stay through 10pm at every Peninsula hotel worldwide and always with our compliments
We verified
The programme’s terms, last updated on 13 May 2026, limit it to bookings made on peninsula.com, with Peninsula reservations or through its travel agent partners, and exclude online travel agency bookings. Times must be given 24 hours ahead, subject to availability and blackout dates.
Verdict
True for direct bookings only: not through Expedia

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Rooms and suites at The Peninsula

From 35 m² rooms to first-floor and rooftop suites of up to 318 m².

The hotel describes 12 categories; our table keeps 11.

Rooms sleep 2 or 3 adults, suites 3, and the Historic Suite 4 adults, up to 6 guests. The Rooftop Eiffel Suite is left out: its size differs between the hotel’s English (139 m²) and French (115 to 135 m²) pages. Floor areas are the hotel’s, as a range where it gives one.

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Same category
Views vary from room to room within a category: compare offers for the same one.
Same guests
Enter every adult and each child’s age.
Same offer
Compare breakfast, cancellation and taxes on the same basis.

Rates change with dates and offers: check them on Expedia for your stay.

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The 11 categories kept, from the hotel’s pages. Occupancy counts adults and does not guarantee availability.
CategoryFloor areaStated viewAdultsGood to know
Deluxe Room 35–45 m² City and courtyard views Up to 2

King-size or twin beds; all floors.
Premier Room 45–50 m² City view Up to 3

King-size or twin beds; all floors; connecting rooms available.
Grand Premier Room 50 m² City view Up to 3

Private balcony, 4th floor; connecting rooms available.
Junior Suite 50–60 m² Courtyard or city view Up to 3

King-size or twin beds; all floors; connecting rooms available.
Superior Suite 60–70 m² City view Up to 3

1st to 5th floors; connecting rooms available.
Deluxe Suite 85 m² City view Up to 3

1st to 5th floors; connecting rooms available.
Grand Premier Suite 100 m² City view Up to 3

2nd to 5th floors; connecting rooms available.
Rooftop Garden Suite 115–135 m² Paris rooftops and landmarks Up to 3

Top floor, private rooftop terrace (115 m² on the English pages, 91 m² on the French pages); connecting rooms available.
The Katara Suite 185 m² Partial views of the Eiffel Tower and Avenue Kléber Up to 3

Top floor, 260 m² rooftop garden and 90 m² balcony; a second bedroom can be connected on request.
The Historic Suite 217 m² City view Up to 4

Two bedrooms; 4 adults, up to 6 guests; 1st floor; a third bedroom can be connected on request.
The Peninsula Suite 318 m² City view Up to 3

1st floor; two more bedrooms can be connected on request.

Source: the hotel’s room and suite pages, checked · All sources

Where is the Eiffel Tower?

The rooftop
L’Oiseau Blanc and its terrace face the tower, as in the opening photograph.
The Katara Suite
Partial views of the Eiffel Tower and avenue Kléber, on the top floor.
The Rooftop Eiffel Suite
A stated view of the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe, on the top floor.
The other categories
The city, the courtyard, or rooftops and landmarks for the Rooftop Garden Suite: none names the tower.
The hotel seen from above at the corner of a tree-lined avenue, with its rooftop gardens and the Eiffel Tower in the distance
The hotel from above, with the Eiffel Tower

Rooms, bathroom and dressing room

A bedroom with a white bed against a carved fan-shaped headboard, a desk and an open French window
A bedroom (category not specified)
A bedroom with a sitting area, a glass coffee table with a bowl of fruit, a desk and tall windows
A bedroom with a sitting area (category not specified)
A white marble bathroom with a black marble bathtub under an arched window and two black washbasins
A black and white marble bathroom
A dressing room with dark wood wardrobes, a dressing table, a cream bench and a leather bag
A dressing room (category not specified)

A suite living room, a terrace

A suite living room in grey and cream, with a sofa, two armchairs, a glass table and a dining table by the window
A suite living room (category not specified)
A table for four laid on a terrace with a wrought-iron railing, the Eiffel Tower above the rooftops
A terrace facing the Eiffel Tower

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The Peninsula’s pool and spa

For hotel guests and spa members: no day entry.

The 1,800 m² spa, on the lower ground floor, surrounds a 20 by 5 metre indoor pool, closed at the far end by a water wall.

The pool, gym and thermal suite open from 6.30am to 10pm every day, and the gym around the clock on request. Treatments start at 9am and end at 9pm according to the spa page, 8pm according to the membership page. Two jacuzzis complete the pool.

Coming without a stay: membership

Rates published by the hotel

Week, Monday to Friday, 1 person
€7,900 12 months
Single, 7 days a week, 1 person
€9,900 12 months
Duo, 7 days a week
€18,000 12 months
Prestige single, 7 days a week, 1 person
€18,000 12 months

The single membership includes 12 guest entries, five 60-minute treatments and valet parking, among other benefits; the Prestige Duo formula is on request from the spa. There is no day entry.

Published rates, checked .

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Who can swim, and when?

  1. Hotel guests

    6.30am to 10pm

    Every day, included in the stay.

  2. Children

    Same hours

    With a parent or guardian; no minimum age is stated.

  3. People not staying at the hotel

    Annual membership

    The Peninsula Spa. The Tuesday “Morning Rise” run, which ends at the pool, is also for hotel guests and members only.

On Saturdays, a yoga class includes access to the spa’s facilities; it is booked by e-mail, with no published price.

Steps down to an indoor pool between two pale columns, a lit water wall at the far end and plants in blue and white pots
The pool and its water wall
A long indoor pool of blue mosaic under a curved light line, with white loungers along one side
The length of the pool

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Dining and afternoon tea at The Peninsula

Two stars on the roof, a Cantonese restaurant, Le Lobby and its afternoon tea, a bar steeped in history.

L'Oiseau Blanc

Two MICHELIN stars

MICHELIN Guide 2026 ·

Chef David Bizet’s restaurant on the hotel’s rooftop, with a terrace and views over Paris.

Lunch 12pm–2pm and dinner 7pm–10pm, every day

Official page

Le Lobby

All-day restaurant and afternoon tea

Under a glass roof; afternoon tea by pastry chef Anne Coruble and a Sunday brunch.

Every day 7am–10.30pm

Official page

LiLi

Cantonese restaurant

In the MICHELIN Guide, no star ·

Chefs Tak Lau Yuen and David Bizet: dim sum and Peking duck, live music at dinner.

Tuesday to Saturday: lunch 12pm–2.30pm, dinner 7pm–11pm

Official page

Le Bar Kléber

Bar

Oak panelling and mirrors in the room where the 1973 Paris Peace Accords were signed.

Every day 12pm–12.30am, without reservation

Official page

Afternoon tea at Le Lobby

€85per person

Hot drinks and water included, Monday to Saturday from 3pm to 6pm. The Prestige (with a glass of champagne, a cocktail or a mocktail) and Gourmet (with a pastry) versions cost €105.

Source: the hotel’s afternoon tea menu, checked · All sources

Sunday brunch at Le Lobby

€185per adult

€92 per child under 12. Two services, 12pm to 2pm and 2.30pm to 5pm.

Source: the Le Lobby page, checked · All sources

A restaurant with gilded mouldings, crystal chandeliers, palm trees and grey armchairs around set tables
Le Lobby, under its chandeliers
A bar with carved oak panelling, tall mirrors, a glass chandelier and leather armchairs
The panelled bar

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The Peninsula with children

A two-bedroom suite, connecting rooms, and the pool with a parent.

The Historic Suite is the only two-bedroom category: 4 adults, up to 6 guests, and a third bedroom can be connected on request.

Eight categories, from the Premier Room to the rooftop suites, list connecting rooms; the Deluxe Room mentions none. Have the configuration confirmed for your dates: no online guarantee was checked.

  1. Your party

    Adults, children and ages

  2. Two connected rooms

    On request, to be confirmed

  3. Swimming

    With a parent or guardian

At the pool

Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian; no minimum age or set hours are stated. On Sundays, the Le Lobby brunch costs €92 per child under 12.

Practical details

AI-generated artistic illustration. Ink and watercolour drawing of The Peninsula Paris seen from the pavement at three-quarters: a pale stone corner pavilion under a tall slate roof with dormers, stone balconies, green awnings and flower boxes, the façade receding to the left with the glass canopy of the terrace above a wide, clear pavement, a plane tree from the opposite pavement in the left foreground.
The Peninsula on avenue Kléber, drawn
The long stone façade of The Peninsula Paris at dusk, its slate roofs, domes and lit ground floor along the avenue
The façade on avenue Kléber, photographed

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19 avenue Kléber, 75116 Paris · View on a map

Arrival and departure

With Peninsula Time, you can arrive from 6am and leave until 10pm on a booking made with the hotel: give your times 24 hours ahead; subject to availability and blackout dates, including 23 December 2026 to 1 January 2027. Standard times are not published.

Reduced mobility

The hotel’s website offers a filter for accessible rooms, and its four venues describe themselves as accessible to disabled guests. Describe your needs to have the room confirmed.

Pets and parking

The official pages read publish neither a pet policy nor a parking rate: ask the hotel.

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Sources and checks

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