photography courtesy of Hotel Costes

Hotel Costes

An iconic boutique hotel dripping in red velvet with a charming courtyard. The guest rooms are some of the most lavish in the city done up exclusively in red velvet and antique wallpaper. Go for afternoon glass of wine or an after-dinner cocktail at the romantic bar (especially on Saturdays), the people-watching is always fabulous. Plus, listen to their signature house music.

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French Modern European

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late night dining outdoor seating people watching great cocktails wine lovers a night on the town drinks & a light bite

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spa indoor swimming pool library garden restaurant bar daily breakfast fireplace room service

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lovers city trippers foodies culture vultures design lovers party animals

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address7 Rue de Castiglione

neighbourhood1st Arrondissement

phone+33 1 42 44 50 00

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