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Make Plaza Athénée your base for a fashion-focused Paris stay, with the boutiques of Avenue Montaigne in the hotel's immediate neighborhood.

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Reserve Le Cabinet des Conspirateurs for up to six guests to watch the kitchen at work from a private dining room behind glass.

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Consider the Terrace Duplex Suite for its private sauna, giving you your own space to enjoy the warmth without visiting the shared spa.

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Declare your pet dog when booking a table at La Galerie; dogs can accompany you there, but not in the hotel's other restaurants.

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Hotel Plaza Athenee Paris

Red awnings, wrought-iron balconies, and seasonal geraniums give Hôtel Plaza Athénée Paris a recognizable presence at 25 Avenue Montaigne. The Dorchester Collection hotel holds France's Palace distinction, but the address tells you as much about its character as the designation. Couture shopping and restaurant life are part of the setting, with the Seine and Champs-Élysées within walking distance.

The hotel opened in 1913, and its relationship with fashion took shape around Christian Dior, whose house was established nearby in 1946. Dior visited the hotel and used it for fashion shows and photographs. Inside, the mood moves between classic French grandeur and Art Deco polish. That range gives the property a particular appeal for travelers who enjoy decorative interiors and the history behind them.

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Rooms & Suites at Hotel Plaza Athenee Paris

Classic Single Room
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Classic Single Room

270 sqft
From 2’311 USD

A writing desk and upholstered seats furnish the courtyard-facing bedroom. Rich colors and fabrics feature in the classical interiors. On the upper floors, Art Deco...

Avenue Montaigne Deluxe Room
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Avenue Montaigne Deluxe Room

410 sqft
From 3’071 USD

A writing desk and sitting area share the bedroom, with tall windows facing Avenue Montaigne. Painted panels, framed pictures and flowing curtains give classical rooms...

Superior Room
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Superior Room

325 sqft
From 3’461 USD

Warm colors and rich fabrics give the classical rooms their character. Art Deco interiors have lighter wood and cleaner furniture lines. A desk and sitting...

Deluxe Room
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Deluxe Room

410 sqft
From 3’629 USD

Rich fabrics and period furniture define the classical rooms overlooking La Cour Jardin. Bruno Moinard and Claire Bétaille restored the Art Deco alternatives, which have...

Avenue Montaigne Junior Suite
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Avenue Montaigne Junior Suite

485 sqft
From 3’997 USD

The bed and sitting area share an open junior suite facing Avenue Montaigne. Classical fabrics bring color to the pale walls, with a sofa, armchair...

Junior Suite
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Junior Suite

485 sqft
From 4’578 USD

Red armchairs and a pale sofa make a classical sitting corner within this open junior suite. A low table stands between them, beneath a chandelier,...

Prestige Junior Suite
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Prestige Junior Suite

615 sqft
From 4’645 USD

A chandelier hangs above purple seats in a classical Prestige Junior Suite. Gilt-edged panels frame the walls, with pictures near a decorative fireplace surround. Art...

Deluxe Junior Suite
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Deluxe Junior Suite

595 sqft
From 5’226 USD

An arch gives the sitting area its own shape without closing it off from the bedroom. Windows face the inner courtyard, and the suite has...

Avenue Montaigne Deluxe Suite
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Avenue Montaigne Deluxe Suite

753 sqft
From 5’985 USD

Silk brocade and Maison Lesage cushions bring texture to a suite overlooking Avenue Montaigne. The lounge is separate from the bedroom, with a writing desk...

Superior Suite
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Superior Suite

645 sqft
From 6’097 USD

Doors separate the bedroom from a lounge overlooking the quiet inner courtyard. A sofa, cushioned seats and a writing desk furnish the living space. Rich...

Avenue Montaigne Deluxe Balcony Suite
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Avenue Montaigne Deluxe Balcony Suite

646 sqft
From 6’208 USD

Moinard Bétaille's design brings modern furniture to classical Parisian details. Pale fabrics and tall windows lighten the separate bedroom and lounge. Avenue Montaigne lies below,...

Deluxe Suite
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Deluxe Suite

750 sqft
From 6’487 USD

The bedroom opens into a separate living room overlooking La Cour Jardin. Pale panels and gilt accents give the classical suites their character. Art Deco...

Prestige Suite
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Prestige Suite

860–893 sqft
From 7’526 USD

The suite has the layout of a Parisian apartment, with a main bathroom beside the bedroom. A guest washroom opens off the entrance hall. Beyond...

Avenue Montaigne Prestige Suite
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Avenue Montaigne Prestige Suite

1,023 sqft
From 7’548 USD

Restored period pieces and classical furniture give the suite its Parisian character. The bedroom is separate from the large living room. Windows look over Avenue...

Presidential Suite
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Presidential Suite

1,180 sqft
From 8’218 USD

Windows look over Avenue Montaigne or La Cour Jardin from a suite with a bedroom and separate living room. Classical furniture and generous windows give...

L'Appartement
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L'Appartement

743 sqft
From 9’111 USD

A bar and small wine cellar sit within the living room, separate from the bedroom. Art Deco furniture, couture-house fabrics and a generous desk give...

Terrace Duplex Suite
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Terrace Duplex Suite

1,055 sqft
From 9’670 USD

Living and dining spaces are on the lower level, while the bedroom upstairs has broad glazing toward the city. Art Deco woodwork and pale fabrics...

Signature Eiffel Suite
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Signature Eiffel Suite

1,399 sqft
From 13’578 USD

Rosewood, Macassar ebony and mahogany give the Art Deco rooms their deep color. Heavy silk curtains carry silver-grey embroidery by Maison Lesage. The living room...

Eiffel Suite
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Eiffel Suite

1,023 sqft
From 13’578 USD

Art Deco and 18th-century French furniture give these suites two distinct styles. Rich fabrics and textures run through the designs. Large windows bring light across...

Haute Couture Eiffel Suite
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Haute Couture Eiffel Suite

1,399 sqft
From 16’928 USD

Maison Lesage embroidery brings couture detail to the grey and pink fabrics. High ceilings and painted moldings frame the separate bedroom and living spaces. Period-style...

4 Bedroom Royal Suite
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4 Bedroom Royal Suite

4,844 sqft
From 37’026 USD

A broad entrance hall links the living rooms, dining room and bedrooms. Louis XVI-style furniture, gilt accents and chandeliers reflect eighteenth-century France. Alongside a private...

The location makes it easy to combine time in the boutiques with a walk beside the Seine. The Champs-Élysées is also close enough to reach on foot, while the Eiffel Tower is a longer walk across the river. The appeal is especially clear when shopping and dining carry as much weight in your plans as sightseeing.

There are 208 rooms and suites, divided into 154 rooms and 54 suites. The collection includes both courtyard-facing accommodation and categories overlooking Avenue Montaigne. Size, outlook, and decorative style vary, so the distinctions between categories are worth more attention than the room name alone. A courtyard room and an Eiffel Tower suite offer quite different ways to experience the same address.

A Superior Room measures 30 square meters and accommodates two guests. Its Art Deco styling and inner-courtyard outlook make it a compact introduction to the hotel, with a king bed or twin beds on request. Italian marble continues into the bathroom. A tea and coffee station, pillow menu, and Chromecast television add practical comforts without changing the room's decorative character. Connecting rooms are subject to availability.

The Deluxe Room, Avenue Montaigne View offers 38 square meters in a classical Parisian style. Its outlook brings the avenue into the room, a useful distinction for guests drawn to the hotel's fashion setting. This category accommodates up to three people, with an extra bed subject to availability. It should not be confused with a dedicated Eiffel Suite, whose outlook is explicitly centered on the tower.

For more space facing inward, the Junior Suite has 45 square meters and looks onto La Cour Jardin. Soft fabrics and artwork furnish the interior, with Italian marble in the bathroom and courtyard greenery beyond the windows. It can accommodate three guests with a sofa bed or extra bed, subject to availability. Connecting options are also conditional. The added floor area makes this a useful middle ground between a room and a larger suite.

The 95-square-meter Eiffel Suite makes the tower view central to the stay. One version follows an Art Deco theme, while another combines 18th-century references with couture fabrics. The lounge gives the outlook its own setting beyond the bedroom, which matters when spending time in the suite is part of the trip. Capacity is up to three guests, with an extra bed subject to availability; connecting accommodation is also subject to availability.

La Grande Table du Plaza Athénée is the hotel's gastronomic restaurant, led by executive chef Jocelyn Herland and head chef Anthony Di Prospero. French culinary heritage shapes the cooking, while Rémi Tessier's dining room gives it an appropriately formal setting. A central table in pink marble, gilded details, and crystal chandeliers make the room as distinctive as the cuisine. Dinner here has a different scale and rhythm from the hotel's brasserie.

The six-course menu follows the seasons and draws on the traditions of French grand dining. Tableside carving and flambé service give guests something to watch as well as taste. Angelo Musa's pastry work includes Le Grand Dessert Belle Époque, continuing the meal's historical theme. These details make the restaurant relevant to travelers planning a food-led visit, with service and presentation forming part of the evening.

Le Relais Plaza offers a different mood. Opened in 1936, the Art Deco brasserie serves French classics under head chef Victoria Boller, whose cooking draws on her Lyonnaise background. A Lalique chandelier and engraved zodiac stained glass reward a closer look around the dining room. Lunch or dinner here can carry a sense of occasion without taking the form of the gastronomic restaurant's tasting menu.

La Galerie accommodates the less formal moments of the day, including breakfast, a light lunch, and afternoon tea. Bruno Moinard's design connects the interior with the courtyard through its windows, with a mosaic floor adding detail underfoot. Angelo Musa's pastries give tea its own reason for a visit. For guests returning from the avenue, it offers a place to sit down without committing to a full restaurant meal.

La Terrasse Montaigne places guests directly on the avenue, ideal for watching the couture world pass by. La Cour Jardin offers the contrasting setting of a leafy inner courtyard for spring and summer dining. The distinction is straightforward: one faces the street, while the other draws you inside the building. Outdoor dining is seasonal, so these spaces are a different proposition from the indoor restaurants.

Le Bar takes a more contemporary approach. Patrick Jouin and Sanjit Manku paired a ceiling of blue fabric with a transparent counter made from resin. Cocktails and Dom Pérignon champagne suit the evening setting, while the design separates it from the classical rooms elsewhere in the hotel. It is a natural place for a drink after dinner when the evening continues indoors.

Dior Spa Plaza Athénée extends the couture connection into face and body treatments. The selection includes the Constellation Massage and the Kobi-Dior facial, which uses techniques inspired by Japanese facial massage. The Dior Light Suite adds a dedicated setting for sleep rituals, combining treatments with lighting that reflects the natural cycle of daylight.

A fitness studio, personal training, and sauna provide options alongside the treatment menu. Exercise has its own space here, so a visit to the wellness area need not revolve around a facial or massage appointment.

Charles de Gaulle and Orly are the main airport gateways for an arrival in Paris. Road journeys depend on traffic, so fixed transfer times are not a useful measure of this central address. Alma-Marceau and Franklin D. Roosevelt are nearby Metro stations, giving guests an alternative to road travel once in the city.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

Dior Spa's Constellation Massage uses slow, rhythmic movements across the body, offering a treatment for guests who prefer an unhurried massage.

La Galerie serves a miniature afternoon tea for children, so younger guests can join the pastry ritual with a version made for them.

Le Relais Plaza combines French brasserie dishes with original frescoes and zodiac stained glass, making its Art Deco setting part of dinner.

Location of Hotel Plaza Athenee Dorchester Collection

25 Av. Montaigne, 75008 Paris, France

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What to Know About Hotel Plaza Athenee Paris

Is Hotel Plaza Athenee Paris worth it?

Yes. Hotel Plaza Athenee Paris is worth it for travelers who want one of the city's most iconic palace hotels on Avenue Montaigne. The hotel has 154 rooms, 54 suites, five restaurants, one bar, Dior Spa Plaza Athenee, fashion history, and some of Paris's most desired Eiffel Tower views.

Where is Hotel Plaza Athenee Paris located?

Hotel Plaza Athenee Paris is located at 25 Avenue Montaigne, 75008 Paris, France. It sits in the heart of the haute couture district. The location works well for luxury shopping, the Champs-Elysees, the Seine, the Eiffel Tower, museums, restaurants, and classic Right Bank sightseeing.

How many rooms and suites does Hotel Plaza Athenee Paris have?

Hotel Plaza Athenee Paris has 154 rooms and 54 suites. This gives guests a wide choice of classic, Art Deco, and signature categories. Guests should compare room style, view, balcony, and suite layout before booking. Eiffel Tower view suites are among the most sought-after choices.

What is special about Hotel Plaza Athenee Paris?

Hotel Plaza Athenee Paris is special because it combines palace status, Dorchester Collection service, Avenue Montaigne fashion history, and strong dining. The red awnings, courtyard, couture connections, Dior Spa, and Eiffel Tower views make it one of the most recognizable luxury hotels in Paris.

Is Hotel Plaza Athenee close to the Champs-Elysees?

Yes. Hotel Plaza Athenee is close to the Champs-Elysees, while still feeling more fashion-focused and refined on Avenue Montaigne. This location suits guests who want luxury shopping and central Paris access without staying directly on the busiest avenue.

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