The Peninsula Paris

pin_drop Paris, France

Exquisitely Parisian, in the heart of the City of Light

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About The Hotel

Perfectly situated at 19 Avenue Kléber, The Peninsula sits in the heart of Paris within walking distance of some of the world’s most famous monuments, museums and luxury shopping districts. The Peninsula houses 200 luxurious rooms, including 93 suites. Inspired by Haute Couture, the theme suites at The Peninsula Paris hotel – some of the French capital’s most spacious and the world’s most highly customised – are veritable showcases of French heritage and savoir-faire.

INTERNET

Public areas: free
In room: free

CHILDREN POLICY

Children are welcome

CHECK-IN / CHECK-OUT

Check-in: 3 pm
Check-out: noon

TRANSPORTATION AND TRANSFERS

Subject to supplement

ROOMS

200 rooms and suites

PARKING

Car park / valet service: 50 € per day

PETS

Small dogs allowed

SPA AND LEISURE

indoor pool
fitness center
spa

ENTERTAINMENT&FAMILY SERVICES

babysitting
family rooms

FOOD&DRINK

restaurant
bar

GENERAL

room service
free wifi
non-smoking rooms
air conditioning
facilities for disabled guests

Sustainable Initiatives

Sustainable architecture

The Peninsula Group commits to meeting international sustainable building standards within new hotel construction and renovation projects. Both design teams and procurement partners adhere to sustainable criteria when selecting interior furnishing for guest rooms, public areas, restaurants and lounges. The Peninsula Group is constantly seeking the most energy-efficient solutions to operate each hotel more sustainably implementing water-efficient shower heads and rainwater collection systems.

Environmentally Responsible

The Peninsula group is currently on the journey of removing all single-use plastics from hotels. Bathroom amenities contain no harmful chemicals or additives. Along with recyclable aluminium packaging, they are also 99,9% free of single-use petroleum plastics. Additionally, amenities such as shower caps, toothbrushes, and razors - which formerly incorporated petroleum plastics - have been replaced with alternatives made from corn starch, wheat, wood and recycled metals. The hotel works with array of community and environmentally focused organisations to effectively manage waste at each hotel. Current initiatives range from waste recycling and food donation projects to soap and bedsheet upcycling. More than 70% of tea, coffee and chocolate served is responsibly sourced, and the majority of the paper and cleaning products are sustainable.

The Peninsula Academy

Since Peninsula Hotels reinforced stance on community development back in 2013, employees have engaged in community work extensively, totalling upwards of 116,000 cumulative volunteer hours since then. Peninsula hotel group launched Meal-for-Meal programme in all hotels, over 160,000 meals (valuing at upwards of HK$2.9 million) provided to nourish the neediest in the communities where they operate.
The Peninsula Academy programme is enabling the guests to discover chosen city through the eyes of a local. Curated environmental and heritage-themed activities immerse guests in the unique diversity and culture of the cities.

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Sustainable Initiatives

Travel Sustainable Measures

Water-efficient toilets
Water-efficient showers
Option to opt out of daily room cleaning
Option to reuse towels

The property makes efforts to reduce food waste
Single-use plastic stirrers not used
Single-use plastic straws not used
Single-use plastic water bottles not used
Single-use plastic bottles not used
Single-use plastic cups not used
Single-use plastic cutlery/plates not used

Bicycle rental
Bicycle parking

Most lighting throughout property uses energy-efficient LED bulbs
All windows are double-glazed
Key card or motion-controlled electricity
Electric car charging station

Invests a percentage of revenue back into community projects or sustainability projects
Tours and activities organized by local guides and businesses
Provide guests with info about local ecosystems, history, culture, and visitor etiquette