Auberge Saint-Antoine

Frommer's Review

This uncommonly attractive property began life as an 1830 maritime warehouse. It kept the soaring ceilings, dark beams, and stone floors, and is now one of the city's landmark luxury boutique hotels (and a member of the prestigious Relais & Chateaux luxury group). Ancient walls remain in view, and artifacts unearthed during the development are on display throughout the hotel -- in public areas, at the door to each room, and bedside, lit with an underwater-blue glow. Bedrooms are modern and sleek with luxury linens, plush robes, Bose sound systems, heated bathroom floors, and bathing nooks with rain-shower nozzles directly overhead. Many have balconies, terraces, fireplaces, or kitchenettes; ask when booking if you want to ensure having any of these features in your room. A striking lounge serves breakfast, lunch, snacks, and drinks, while a high-end restaurant, Panache, occupies the original warehouse lobby.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; exercise room; concierge; Wi-Fi in public areas; room service; babysitting

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