The Plaza Athénée Hotel opened in Paris in 1913. The building’s eclectic architecture, a mix of classicism and Art Deco, features wrought iron balconies, decorated with geraniums and red blinds, on eight floors. In the 110 years of its existence, the facade has hardly changed. However, the hotel doubled in size in the 1920s and expanded again in 2014. The rooms are regularly renovated and all offer absolute comfort and refinement. Some 15 suites have a direct view of the Eiffel Tower across the Seine. Visible from every balcony, the Iron Lady contributes to the reputation of the Parisian palace.