Returning to Paris after the years of the pandemic was special to me. I wanted to stay in the best hotel of all. So I narrowed my search to the 12 official palaces of Paris (higher level than five stars). I had stayed at the Peninsula in 2018 and I liked my experience. But I had not tried the famous Bristol or George V. After careful readings of different web site reviews, I decided to choose the Peninsula again. And it was a great decision. Everything is outstanding with this hotel. The lobby is spectacular (it's a special moment when you pass through the doors). The rooms are large and comfortable. The large walk-in closet is really useful (moreover when you're spending a week). The bathroom is very luxury. All the technology is working well and perfectly useful. We had a room facing an interior court so it was very silent: No noise of any kind. And the bed was exquisite. But that is not the best part. The service is out of this world. In a planet where the Covid has deeply affected services in all areas, the Peninsula has actually improved it. The staff is like an army of private butlers: Always polite and eager to help. My wife got sick from indigestion at some point and we called the hotel. It is not easy being a foreigner to know what to do in case of a health problem. The hotel had a doctor within 15 minutes in our room! And he really helped my wife. It was quite impressive the level of service and my standards are high! The location is a little further away than some other "big name" hotel but it's very close to the famous Arc de Triomphe. And there is the Champ d'Élysée where you can find anything 2 minutes away. I strongly recommend the "Oiseau Blanc" a two stars Michelin restaurant at the top of the hotel with a gorgeous view of the Eiffel Tower. If there was one little things they could improve (if you really search hard) is the breakfast. It's still very very nice but not fantastic. But it did not affect our stay in any ways. Ah yes I forgot: we tried the spa treatments. It was a great experience and how relaxing it was. It's definitively worth it. I can't really imagine a better hotel than the Peninsula in all of Paris.

We stayed just for one night this time and it was divine!!! Our wedding anniversary trip started from north of France and before departure to our country we choose to be in Paris one night , in actual date, so we celebrate our anniversary as romantic as possible! Was best choice ever! Property is absolutely fantastic, I love everything, from the very stylish common areas, beautiful lobby with impressive artwork exposition. Room was airy, spacious, luxurious and not last very updated technology appliances.. We had dinner at the romantic restaurant L'OISEAU BLANC and menu was exquisite, a culinary journey it’s self with the most breathtaking view that City of Lights could offer at best with a exemplary service preceded by some awesome cocktails at vibrant Kléber Bar! Evening was totally perfect! Well, we had brunch next day what completed our experience in the most fabulous way possible, most spectacular and tasteful eggs accompanied with champagne and live band music who did the great atmosphere make our stay DIVINE! This Hotel is the meaning of what hotels should be like!

We spent 8 wonderful nights at the five star+ Peninsula Paris. The is our fourth Peninsula hotel around the world and we were expecting greatness here in Paris. Peninsula Paris delivered. Here is what we liked: 1. The building is a lovely old school Paris mansion beautifully redone with a complete update to all the modern features. The entry is cavernous and filled with marble. Impressive. 2. The hotel checked us in at 11:30am - no waiting. This after a 10 hour flight. Thanks again Peninsula. 3. Our junior suite was perfect for two persons. Lots of room with a large bath and huge closet. My wife loved the room’s soaking tub. Room 509 was quiet, night and day. The windows overlooking Boulevard Kleber were triple paned with wood shutters. 4. The breakfasts were sensational at LeLobby. Not cheap, but of the very highest quality. Obviously, the French pastries were in the best ever category. The egg dishes were huge and featured many ingredient options. 5. Every hotel staff member in every encounter was friendly, helpful and courteous. Several staff members actually learned my name after 2-3 days. 6. The room maids were so nice. They quickly brought every request such as extra bottled water. 7. The lower level pool and hot tub was fun although the men's steam room did not work. 8. Security was omnipresent. Subtle, but one could tell that many eyes were watching the entry and lobby. I felt secure. 9. The concierge team helped us with printing a document and provided helpful advice on area restaurants. 10. The only negative (and I mean only) was dinner at the Chinese restaurant. Overpriced for the poor quality food. On the other hand, their service was, you guessed it, great. Why would anyone consider another Paris 5star hotel? We will keep visiting other Peninsula hotels in other cities and look forward to a return here.