- 24 hour front desk
- Parking
- Free wi-fi
- Gym
- Spa
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Wheelchair accessible
- Room service
- Concierge
- No pets allowed
- Valet parking
- Self service parking (charges apply)
- Spa treatments (on request)
- 24 hour room service
- Babysitting (on request)
- Adjoining rooms
- 100% non-smoking hotel
- Designated smoking area
- Jacuzzi
- Steam rooms
- Turkish bath
- Shuttle service
- Lounge
- Luggage storage
- Wine Cellar
- Multi-lingual staff
- Wake-up service
- Air conditioning
- Shopping area nearby
Le Cinq Codet
Paris, France
7th Arr. (Tour Eiffel/Musée D'Orsay)
67 Rooms
We’ve seen other historically inclined Parisian luxury hotels, but none that so masterfully distill the essence of this particular era. Le Cinq Codet begins with a Thirties office block, something of an early modernist monument, and the contemporary renovation stays faithful to the period. The result, thanks to the work of star designer Jean-Philippe...
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Hotelist Club members receive:
- Upgrade to next room category, based upon availability at check-in
- Complimentary bottle of wine in room on arrival
- Welcome fruit plate in room on arrival
- Complimentary daily breakfast (max 2 guests)
- Personal Hotelist concierge that can arrange airport transfers, activities, and more.
5 rue Louis Codet, Paris, Île-de-France, 75007, FRA
Amenities
Le Cinq Codet
We’ve seen other historically inclined Parisian luxury hotels, but none that so masterfully distill the essence of this particular era. Le Cinq Codet begins with a Thirties office block, something of an early modernist monument, and the contemporary renovation stays faithful to the period. The result, thanks to the work of star designer Jean-Philippe Nuel, is something that’s as stylish as any Parisian boutique and very nearly as luxurious as any of its famous grand palace hotels.
What’s not period per se is period-inspired, the stylish seriousness of interwar modernism being very much in fashion at the moment. The rooms and suites, meanwhile, are a subtle revelation: the eccentric layouts, many split-level, make for accommodations that are nothing if not memorable, and spaces that are inspiring and efficient, even if they’re somewhat more typically Parisian when viewed in terms of raw square footage. And the overriding feeling is of a hotel whose every element is expertly selected, from the artworks to the furnishings, across a range of eras from 20th-century classics to the present day.
The restaurant, Chiquette, is a tribute to the Années Folles, the French equivalent of the Roaring Twenties; the cuisine is modern and creative, while the atmosphere is Art Deco, with a lounge bar that opens onto the patio. Add to that a spa and fitness center and you’ve got a hotel that, substance-wise, offers rather more than the norm — and is, when it comes to style, in the top class indeed.
What’s not period per se is period-inspired, the stylish seriousness of interwar modernism being very much in fashion at the moment. The rooms and suites, meanwhile, are a subtle revelation: the eccentric layouts, many split-level, make for accommodations that are nothing if not memorable, and spaces that are inspiring and efficient, even if they’re somewhat more typically Parisian when viewed in terms of raw square footage. And the overriding feeling is of a hotel whose every element is expertly selected, from the artworks to the furnishings, across a range of eras from 20th-century classics to the present day.
The restaurant, Chiquette, is a tribute to the Années Folles, the French equivalent of the Roaring Twenties; the cuisine is modern and creative, while the atmosphere is Art Deco, with a lounge bar that opens onto the patio. Add to that a spa and fitness center and you’ve got a hotel that, substance-wise, offers rather more than the norm — and is, when it comes to style, in the top class indeed.