Dorchester Collection's 1913 Parisian grand hotel on Avenue Montaigne — 208 rooms and suites in the Golden Triangle.
BrandDorchester Collection
DestinationParis
RegionEurope
Price TierTier 5 ($10k+)
SettingLuxury hotel
Best ForRepeat Paris visitors seeking grand-hotel format in the Golden Triangle, Dorchester Collection loyalists, couples on milestone trips prioritizing Eiffel Tower views and Ducasse dining.
PrivacyHigh
ServicePersonalized and Discreet Service
ButlerAvailable upon request
Private PoolNo
Built1913
Renovated2014
Hôtel Plaza Athénée opened in 1913 on Avenue Montaigne in Paris's Golden Triangle, between the Champs-Élysées and the Seine. The property entered the Dorchester Collection portfolio and underwent a significant renovation completed in 2014. The 154 guest rooms and 54 suites are individually decorated
Key Features
Gourmet dining with Michelin-starred restaurants
Elegant spa with signature treatments
Centrally located with views of the Eiffel Tower
Extensive collection of luxury boutiques nearby
Opulent guest rooms and suites with classic decor
Dining
Le Relais Plaza
Alain Ducasse au Plaza Athénée
La Galerie
Le Bar
Signature Experience
Eiffel Tower views from the Signature Eiffel Suite's windows — the angle from Avenue Montaigne gives an unobstructed sightline that most Right Bank properties can't match.
Avenue Montaigne location in the Golden Triangle with direct Eiffel Tower views from signature suites, and Alain Ducasse's restaurant on-property — the combination of address, views, and chef-driven dining is rare in Paris at this tier.
Signature Suite: Signature Eiffel Suite
Panoramic views of the Eiffel Tower, lavish Art Deco design, spacious living area, and exclusive Hermès amenities
Accolades
Frances Leading Business Hotel 2025, Frances Leading Hotel 2025, Frances Leading Hotel Suite 2025, Frances Leading Business Hotel 2024
Best time: The best months for ultra-luxury travel are April and September, when the weather is mild and crowds are manageable.
Demand: Luxury demand peaks during the summer months and around the holidays. The shoulder seasons see a more moderate influx, allowing for a more intimate Parisian experience.
Pricing: Ultra-luxury property prices soar during high season, particularly in June to August and late December.
Insider tip: Consider booking exclusive private tours and dining experiences during shoulder seasons for a more personalized and luxurious visit.
Avoid: Avoid early December and January due to cold weather and limited cultural activities.
