Le Duplex Paris Guide: Three Rooms, Open Every Night

Le Duplex is a club at 2 bis avenue Foch, in the 16th arrondissement, at the foot of the Arc de Triomphe, open every night of the week from 23:00 to 06:00 according to its website. It has three rooms, each with its own sound, from commercial hits to house and disco, a lounge restaurant next door called Le Vogue, and a door that asks for physical ID. It's the club in the west of Paris you can count on any night of the week.

The club that never takes a night off

Most clubs in Paris open two or three nights a week. Le Duplex's website says seven out of seven, from 23:00 to 06:00, and that changes how visitors can use it. Landed on a Monday? Last night in Paris is a Tuesday? Want to celebrate on a Wednesday because that's when the group is free? This is the address that answers yes. It's also central for the west side: avenue Foch starts at the Place Charles de Gaulle, so the Arc de Triomphe is the landmark to give your taxi, and the metro and RER at Charles de Gaulle-Étoile are a few minutes away. On a weeknight the room is calmer than on a Saturday, which suits a smaller group that wants to dance without the crush. On a Friday or Saturday, expect it full.

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Three rooms, three sounds

The club is spread over three rooms, each with its own musical mood, as the New Year's Eve 2026 listing puts it, and reviews describe a commercial crowd with house and disco in the mix. In practice, that solves the classic group problem: the people who want chart hits and the people who want house don't have to choose a club, just a room. Next door, Le Vogue is the lounge restaurant of the house, quieter, used for dinners before the club. The same complex also has a bowling alley and a smaller space, the Strass Club, that can be hired for private events. For a birthday, a hen or stag party or a big group of friends, that combination of dinner, several dance floors and a private option under one roof is the reason people pick Le Duplex.

ID, dress and New Year's Eve

Bring a physical ID: the New Year's Eve listing says it's checked at the club entrance and that student cards are not accepted, so a photo on your phone won't do. Le Duplex doesn't publish a dress code; it's a busy commercial club near the Champs-Élysées, so a clean, smart-casual outfit is the safe choice. New Year's Eve is one of its big nights. For 31 December 2026, packages already on sale pair either a buffet from 20:00 or a seated dinner at Le Vogue with the club, all three rooms open from 23:00. If that's your plan, write to us early so we can check what's left.

Getting there and the Étoile clubs

Metro lines 1, 2 and 6 and RER A stop at Charles de Gaulle-Étoile; if you drive, there's a car park about 30 metres from the entrance. L'Arc on rue de Presbourg and Nua on rue de Tilsitt are a few minutes on foot, and Gate at Porte Maillot is a short ride along line 1. After closing, the N11 night bus stops at Charles de Gaulle-Étoile.