COQ 酒店

This Haussmann building near Les Gobelins is a welcoming destination with a home-like atmosphere. The old hotel has been renovated into 50 rooms, a lobby, a living room and a winter garden.

Classic Parisian style with typical old moulding, cornice, vintage furniture, and a herringbone wood floor bring about a friendly atmosphere in this place for sharing.

Blue-green-grey rooms feature a combination of custom furniture and flea market finds. Their deep cocoon-coloured walls form a stark contrast with boxy white bathrooms and create a feeling of intimacy.

The ground floor is a warm and sociable hangout space with a lounge and winter garden. Unlike the standard hotel, guests are welcome to take a stroll, even through the kitchen.

To give the hotel its personality, we treated the project like portraiture. Each piece was chosen for its character and particular details. The result is space that feels like it has been this way forever.

COQ HOTEL was decorated by Delphine Sauvaget and Pauline D’hoop for Agence Favorite.

There are 50 rooms, all different, all connected, with materials combining comfort and refinement. Designed for beauty lovers from all over the world as much as for Parisians who want to sleep in a different bed. The perfect alliance of warm practicality and pure elegance.

Nothing has been left to chance, from the hound’s-tooth carpet to the brass plumbing fixtures to the made-to-measure fifties-style dressing table/wardrobes, open and spacious, from the Charlotte Perriand wall lamps to the specially designed mirrors enhanced by adapted lighting via the architectural surprises awaiting guests in the New York-style bathrooms with a black and white herringbone pattern.

Everything, absolutely everything has been thought out and thought out again for the well-being of guests: the size of the cushions, the lighting, the top-quality connected equipment, the premium sound proofing and the “made in France” mattresses (Nid d’Or). Whether you are having a rest or having fun downstairs, the C.O.Q, Community of Quality, as its name shows, is naturally embodied in the quality of the noble products, but also, and above all, in the quality of human interaction to be found here.