Molitor Hotel & Spa has reached a defining moment in its vision of contemporary hospitality with the launch of two new sports studios, accessible exclusively to in-house guests. The new Pilates Reformer and Cycling studios, each accommodating 14 participants, expand the hotel’s already extensive wellness ecosystem, bringing the total weekly class offering to 136 sessions, up from 100.
This expansion reflects Molitor’s ambition to redefine luxury as a holistic, wellness-centered experience. Once Paris’s iconic Art Deco swimming temple, Molitor now positions itself as the city’s only true urban resort, where athletic performance and well-being are central pillars of the guest experience. The hotel seamlessly combines heritage, design, and cutting-edge sports facilities, catering to travelers who refuse to interrupt their fitness routines while in Paris.
To meet these expectations, Molitor introduces bespoke wellness and sports stays starting January 2026. Guests collaborate with the hotel’s Sports Manager and Spa Director during preliminary consultations to create fully personalized programs. Whether for business or leisure, visitors can design schedules that include everything from swimming, yoga, Pilates, cycling, boxing, or TRX, to hydromassage and spa treatments, ensuring body and mind remain in balance.
Located just minutes from Avenue Montaigne and the Eiffel Tower, Molitor transforms the classic Parisian stay into a regenerative urban retreat. Mornings might begin with a swim or vinyasa session, followed by city exploration or meetings, and conclude with an evening Pilates or boxing class—an experience blending luxury, vitality, and convenience.
Molitor’s fitness ecosystem integrates the two new studios with its signature indoor and outdoor pools, including a Nagi-equipped pool, and state-of-the-art cardio and strength areas. Meanwhile, Europe’s largest hotel spa spans 1,300 m², offering technologies such as Icoone, Hydrafacial, and MyBlend treatments, alongside Clarins protocols for a fully immersive wellness experience.
The hotel also offers curated wellness packages: the Urban Wellness Retreat and Urban Sports Retreat, featuring health assessments, treatments, group classes, pool access, and a dinner at Jardin d’Hiver.
Since its 1929 inauguration, Molitor has blended Art Deco heritage with modern luxury. Today, it continues that legacy by placing well-being, sport, and lifestyle at the heart of Parisian hospitality, offering an urban resort experience where elegance and vitality coexist seamlessly.
For more information, visit molitorparis.com.