Housed within the former France Telecom building from the 1930s and masterfully restored by acclaimed designer Jean-Philippe Nuel, Le Cinq Codet lets one experience a Paris the world knows and one it doesn’t. Set in the city’s most sophisticated neighborhood, in the heart of the prestigious 7th arrondissement, the hotel is an entrée into a quiet world of erudition and beauty, yet is just steps away from top city attractions and renowned landmarks, which include Les Invalides, the Rodin Museum, and the Eiffel Tower. Showcasing unique, graphic architecture—envision the prow of an ocean liner rising above traditional Haussmann buildings—Le Cinq Codet presents 67 rooms that each evoke an artistic loft experience. Indeed, art is a stunning central component here, with an outstanding collection of museum-quality works throughout the hotel, including monumental photographs by Jean-Pierre Porcher in the lobby, as well as bespoke furniture by the likes of Elizabeth Garouste, Tom Dixon, and Patricia Urquiola. The sense guests have of an escape from the world and a full immersion into an aesthetic retreat extends to the hotel’s restaurant, bar, patio, and spa—each an exquisite example of a sophisticated, private Paris in the heart of the city but far from the crowd.