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Sofitel Paris Baltimore Tour Eiffel
Sofitel Paris Baltimore on avenue Kléber.
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About Sofitel Paris Baltimore Tour Eiffel
A flower-lined corner building on avenue Kléber gives the Baltimore its distinctive Parisian face. Inside, this five-star Sofitel combines compact city rooms, larger suites and a restaurant inspired by the atmosphere of an English club.
Best for
- Couples exploring Trocadéro and the western Right Bank
- Travelers who want a historic exterior with contemporary hotel services
- Families booking connecting rooms or named family suites
- Small business gatherings
Know before you book
Check-in is from 3 pm and checkout is by noon. Classic and Superior rooms are compact at 15–16 m². A balcony or Eiffel Tower view requires the appropriate named category. The official listing marks one Luxury Premium King category as accessible; ask the hotel to confirm the precise features needed.
- Setting
- Avenue KléberAn ornate corner building near Trocadéro in the 16th arrondissement.
- Dining
- Lordy’s Paris ClubFrench cuisine in a setting that draws on an English club house.
- Room choice
- Balconies and Eiffel viewsAvailable in specifically named room and suite categories.
The hotel stands in the 16th arrondissement near Trocadéro. Its stone frontage, iron balconies and historic Baltimore lettering make a striking arrival, while the scale inside remains relatively intimate: the general manager described a 103-room hotel in a December 2025 interview.
Accommodation runs from 15 m² Classic rooms to suites with living space and named Eiffel Tower views. Some categories have private balconies, and the catalog includes connecting family arrangements. The size and view depend on the particular category, rather than the hotel's star rating.
Lordy’s Paris Club combines French cooking with an English club-house mood, with a separate cocktail-bar offer at LPC. A fitness room, room service and four meeting spaces make the hotel useful for both city breaks and smaller business gatherings.
Choose the right fit
Rooms at a glance
Compare the hotel’s room categories, then check your preferred configuration and dates when booking.
01 / ROOM CATEGORY
Classic Queen
15 m², for up to two guests.
Room details
A queen bed and courtyard view. This is the most compact published category and suits guests who value the location over extra floor space.
02 / ROOM CATEGORY
Superior Queen or Twin
16 m², for up to two guests.
Room details
The official catalog lists either one queen bed or two single beds. Confirm the chosen bedding on the reservation.
03 / ROOM CATEGORY
Luxury Queen
20 m² with a city view.
Room details
One queen bed and capacity for two guests. This category offers more space than Classic and Superior without requiring a suite.
04 / ROOM CATEGORY
Luxury King with Private Balcony
21 m² with a king bed and private balcony.
Room details
Capacity for two guests. The balcony is part of this named category; it should not be assumed in other room types.
05 / ROOM CATEGORY
Luxury Premium
23–24 m², depending on the category.
Room details
The twin-bed version is listed at 23 m² with a city view. The king version is 24 m² with a private balcony and is marked accessible on Accor’s room card. Both list a maximum of three guests; confirm the extra sleeping arrangement and access requirements.
06 / ROOM CATEGORY
Junior Suites
King or twin layouts, with further balcony and view options.
Room details
The current catalog includes standard Junior Suites, Luxury Junior Suites, a private-balcony version and a specifically named Eiffel Tower-and-rooftops balcony-view version. Choose the exact title if a view is important.
07 / ROOM CATEGORY
Eiffel Signature and family arrangements
Suites with lounge space and named Eiffel Tower views.
Room details
The Eiffel Signature Suite has one king bed and a lounge. The Eiffel Family Suite combines two rooms, one king and one queen; the Prestige Eiffel Family Suite lists three rooms and a lounge. A separate Superior Family option connects a queen room and a twin room. Confirm availability and the total layout directly.
The practical details
Amenities & guest services
- Lordy’s Paris Club restaurant
- LPC cocktail bar
- Fitness center
- Wi-Fi
- Air conditioning
- Sofitel MyBed bedding
- Connecting family accommodation
- Meeting rooms
- Non-smoking property
Dining and room service
Lordy’s Paris Club serves French cuisine in a club-inspired setting. The official services list includes breakfast and room service; whether breakfast is included depends on the booked rate.
Fitness
A fitness center is available at the hotel. Check its current hours and equipment if a particular workout matters.
Meetings and private dining
Sofitel lists four meeting rooms and private use of the bar, restaurant and terrace for events.
Pets and parking
Accor lists pets as welcome and parking near the property. Confirm pet conditions and parking arrangements before arrival; parking is not included.
The Paris Atlas · Beyond the booking
History & cultural connections
From a private residence to the Baltimore
Paul Lorin built the property in 1892 as a private residence, according to Historic Hotels Worldwide. The stone façade and wrought-iron balconies belong to the Haussmann-inspired architecture of late nineteenth-century Paris. In a 2025 interview, the hotel’s general manager credited Gustave Eiffel’s workshops with work on the ironwork and balconies; Historic Hotels Worldwide specifically attributes the interior stair balustrade to Eiffel.[1][2]
The residence became a hotel in the 1920s. Accor’s account says it took its name from an early guest, Lord Baltimore; the general manager dates the conversion to 1920 and describes this visitor as a businessman travelling between Paris, London and New York. The naming story is part of the hotel’s own history, rather than a separately documented biography of the guest.[3][2]
The general manager identifies 2008, when Pierre Esnée bought the property, as the start of its recent chapter. He dates the change to Sofitel Paris Baltimore to the end of 2017. Historic Hotels Worldwide describes an extensive renovation in that year, covering rooms, facilities and public spaces, followed by the hotel’s admission to its collection in 2018.[2][1]
The current dining spaces continue the hotel’s Anglo-French story. Lordy’s Paris Club pairs the idea of an English club with Parisian interiors and French cooking. The general manager’s 2025 account describes a transformation of the restaurant with Paris Society Consulting, while the present official site lists both Lordy’s restaurant and LPC cocktail bar. This is a contemporary interpretation of the Baltimore identity within the older building.[2][4]
See where you’ll be
Paris, just outside the door
Sofitel Paris Baltimore Tour Eiffel
88 bis avenue Kléber, 75116 Paris
Trocadéro
The neighborhood: Trocadéro
Before you go
Useful questions, clear answers
Where is Sofitel Paris Baltimore Tour Eiffel?
At 88 bis avenue Kléber, 75116 Paris, in the 16th arrondissement near Trocadéro.
Do all rooms have an Eiffel Tower view?
No. The current catalog names particular junior suites and suites with Eiffel Tower views. Standard rooms should not be booked with that expectation.
How large are the rooms?
Accor lists Classic rooms at 15 m², Superior at 16 m², Luxury Queen at 20 m², Luxury King Balcony at 21 m², and Luxury Premium categories at 23–24 m². Suites and family arrangements offer other layouts.
Does the hotel have a fitness center?
Yes. Both the Accor and Sofitel hotel pages list a fitness center.
Is there family accommodation?
Yes. The catalog includes connecting Superior Family rooms and Eiffel Family suites with two or three bedrooms. Confirm the exact configuration and occupancy for your party.
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