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Hôtel Costes

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The rue de Castiglione entrance, in the former Hôtel Lotti property. Atlas editorial illustration, not a photograph of a bookable room.

Hôtel Costes

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Editorial illustration of the Hôtel Costes entrance at the former Hôtel Lotti property on rue de Castiglione.
The rue de Castiglione entrance, in the former Hôtel Lotti property. Atlas editorial illustration, not a photograph of a bookable room.Credit: The Paris AtlasImage source
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About Hôtel Costes

A Paris hotel with two distinct design worlds: Jacques Garcia's Saint-Honoré rooms and Christian Liaigre's Castiglione collection, with a courtyard restaurant, bar, pool and spa.

Best for

  • Travellers who want a hotel with a restaurant, bar and spa as part of the stay.
  • Guests who enjoy choosing between distinct interior styles and want a base around Place Vendôme and the Tuileries.

Know before you book

Collection and room choice matter: Saint-Honoré and Castiglione have different interiors, and a Costes booking does not automatically place you in the former Hôtel Lotti premises. Mont-Thabor is advertised as coming soon.

Choose your style
Two design collectionsSaint-Honoré by Jacques Garcia; Castiglione by Christian Liaigre.
Around the rooms
Restaurant, bar & spaAn Italian-style patio, pool lounge, treatments and gym.
The address
7 rue de CastiglioneBetween the Place Vendôme area and the Tuileries.

Hôtel Costes brings together rooms on the Saint-Honoré and Castiglione sides of the property, close to Place Vendôme and the Tuileries. Its official contact address is 7 rue de Castiglione. Choosing a room here starts with choosing between two different interior styles, rather than assuming every room has the same character.

The Saint-Honoré collection is designed by Jacques Garcia; the Castiglione collection by Christian Liaigre. The restaurant's dining rooms and courtyard, the bar and the hotel's pool lounge give the property a life beyond its bedrooms. Readers seeking a small, purely residential retreat should weigh that active dining and social setting against what they want from a stay.

The official rooms overview currently marks Mont-Thabor as coming soon. This guide therefore focuses on the two established collections. Confirm the exact room, outlook, facilities included in the rate and any access requirements through the hotel's own reservation team.

Choose the right fit

Rooms at a glance

Compare the hotel’s room categories, then confirm your preferred configuration and dates directly with the hotel.

01 / ROOM CATEGORY

Chambre Saint-Honoré

30 m² · Saint-Honoré collection · double or twin setup

Room details

The hotel's room page describes a bathtub and views towards rue Saint-Honoré or the inner patio. Twin beds are possible. Confirm the actual outlook and bed arrangement with the hotel rather than assuming either is guaranteed.

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02 / ROOM CATEGORY

Saint-Honoré rooms, duplexes & suites

Jacques Garcia interiors · several categories

Room details

The collection also lists Les Petites, Grande Chambre, Duplex, Suite Saint-Honoré and Appartement Duplex. These are distinct choices with their own layouts; consult the official collection for dimensions, occupancy and availability.

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03 / ROOM CATEGORY

Exception — Castiglione

65 m² · 200 × 210 cm bed · rue de Castiglione outlook

Room details

The Exception description includes a bedroom and living area, three street-facing windows, a dressing room, a separate large shower and bathtub, and double sinks. It belongs to the Christian Liaigre-designed Castiglione collection.

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04 / ROOM CATEGORY

Castiglione lofts & suites

Christian Liaigre interiors · larger and specialised layouts

Room details

The collection includes Loft 65, Exception Etage Noble, Suite De Bonne, Suite Secret, Suite 25, several Vendôme suites, Famille Je Vous Aime, Jardin Terrasse, Paris and Infiniment Paris suites, and Comme Une Maison 3 Chambres. Choose from the official collection for the exact configuration; do not infer occupancy or a historic-room connection from a suite name.

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The practical details

Amenities & guest services

  • Included Wi-Fi
  • Air conditioning
  • In-room minibar and safe
  • Luggage storage
  • Concierge
  • Room service
  • Turndown service
  • Baby equipment on request

Restaurant and bar

The restaurant combines dining rooms with an Italian-style patio. The hotel describes seasonal dishes and DJ sets. Check reservations and current dining arrangements directly.

Pool, spa and gym

The spa brings together the pool lounge, treatment spaces and a gym. The pool lounge is listed as open daily from 7 am to midnight; confirm access, inclusions and any changes with the hotel.

Arrangements for your stay

Transfers, meeting facilities and baby equipment can be requested. The hotel lists rooms and facilities for guests with reduced mobility on request; discuss the exact access route and room features before reserving.

Editorial illustration of guests dining in the Hôtel Costes courtyard among red banquettes and palms.
The courtyard restaurant, shown in an existing Atlas editorial illustration. Credit: The Paris Atlas. Image credits

The Paris Atlas · Beyond the booking

History & cultural connections

How Hôtel Lotti became part of Hôtel Costes

Hôtel Costes opened on rue Saint-Honoré in 1995. Jacques Garcia designed its original interiors.[1]

Hôtel Costes later expanded into the former Hôtel Lotti on rue de Castiglione. Christian Liaigre designed this newer part of the hotel, now called the Castiglione collection. You can book rooms in either the original Saint-Honoré section or the Castiglione section. If you want to stay in the former Hôtel Lotti, ask the hotel to confirm where your room will be.[1][2]

In Down and Out in Paris and London, George Orwell describes working as a dishwasher in a Paris hotel he calls “Hotel X.” Hôtel Lotti is thought to have been that hotel, but Orwell never confirmed its name.[3]

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See where you’ll be

Paris, just outside the door

Hôtel Costes

7 rue de Castiglione, 75001 Paris
Place Vendôme and Tuileries

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Before you go

Useful questions, clear answers

What is the address of Hôtel Costes?

The hotel's official contact address is 7 rue de Castiglione, 75001 Paris. Its room collections span the Saint-Honoré and Castiglione sides of the property.

What is the difference between Saint-Honoré and Castiglione?

Saint-Honoré has interiors by Jacques Garcia; Castiglione by Christian Liaigre. Categories, layouts and outlooks vary, so use the official room pages to choose the actual room.

Can I book a Mont-Thabor room?

At our September 29, 2026 review, the hotel's official page marked Mont-Thabor as coming soon. Check the hotel directly for any subsequent opening or booking announcement.

Does the hotel have a pool?

Yes. The official spa pages describe a pool lounge, treatment spaces and a gym. Confirm access and inclusions for your rate; this guide does not promise every service is included.

Can the hotel accommodate accessibility requirements?

The services page lists rooms and facilities for guests with reduced mobility on request. Ask the hotel to confirm the specific entrance, route, room and bathroom features that meet your requirements.

Is Hôtel Costes the same as Hôtel Lotti?

Hôtel Costes incorporates the former Hôtel Lotti property, but also covers other premises. The historical Hôtel Lotti article remains separate. A booking at Costes does not guarantee a room in the former Lotti part of the hotel.

The details behind this page

Sources & image credits

Hotel information reviewed .

Hotel information & sources

Image credits

Illustrations and reconstructions are labelled throughout this page.

  • The rue de Castiglione entrance, in the former Hôtel Lotti property. Atlas editorial illustration, not a photograph of a bookable room.The Paris AtlasSource & reference
  • A present-day Castiglione room interpreted in an Atlas editorial illustration. This does not depict surviving décor from Orwell's time or guarantee a particular room.The Paris AtlasSource & reference
  • The courtyard restaurant, shown in an existing Atlas editorial illustration.The Paris AtlasSource & reference
  • The contemporary pool and spa, shown in an existing Atlas editorial illustration. Confirm facilities and access directly with the hotel.The Paris AtlasSource & reference

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