Hôtel Plaza Athénée

Hôtel Plaza Athénée, which opened on the famed Avenue Montaigne in 1913, quickly became one of Paris's trendiest locations, a place where the art world would routinely eat and congregate for cocktails, and the rest of the Parisian Haute société soon followed suit. It even piqued the interest of one of fashion's most illustrious figures, Christian Dior, who decided to open his atelier just next door. Hôtel Plaza Athénée chose the haute couture idea as the basis of its restoration in 2013, under the Dorchester Collection brand, based on the strong tie between the hotel and Christian Dior, as well as the fashion world of Paris.

In one of the largest and most costly hotel rooms in the French city, opulent grandeur and Parisian elegance collide. The Royal Suite, located in the center of the prestigious Golden Triangle, was designed by renowned interior designer Marie-José Pommereau and features Louis XV and XVI antiques, unique artwork, and unobstructed views of the Eiffel Tower.

The four-bedroom suite spans the whole length of the hotel and includes two living rooms, a large dining room, and a kitchen, as well as an office, a private entrance with two security lobbies, and a sophisticated monitoring system, making it a perfect site for quiet business. The Athénée also has two peaceful boardrooms as well as fantastic private dining alternatives. Host customers or relax at the hotel's three-Michelin-star restaurant, which is run by renowned chef Alain Ducasse.

Price: $25,000 per night in The Royal Suite