Pavillon Faubourg Saint-Germain

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Situated right on the Grand Place, the Bellevue is perhaps the best-located hotel in Lille: walking distance from Lille Europe station as well as the Palais des Beaux-Arts, one of the oldest and finest art collections in France.

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Well-situated in the historic centre of Colmar, Le Colombier is within walking distance of the canals of 'La Petite Venise' and the Unterlinden Museum. It has 33 comfortable rooms, some with views of the surrounding streets, and a spiral staircase built in 1543.

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The ‘Courtyard of the Crow’ first opened as a hotel in 1528 and has played a role in the history of Strasbourg over the following 500 years: Prussian King Frederick the Great stayed here incognito in 1740.

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Metal, glass, designer and hi-tec furnishings make up the very contemporary interior decoration of this former ice factory on the banks of the river Ill. The historic building’s peaceful location in the heart of the city makes it an ideal base from which to explore Strasbourg.

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The Contades is housed in a 19th century five-storey manor house with pretty dormer windows and splendid wood panelling. It is in the heart of Strasbourg, approximately ten minutes from the cathedral and it is a good quality and friendly property. There are 48 bedrooms, a Belle Époque style breakfast room, a sauna and a hammam. Rooms are located either in the original manor, or in a connecting, newer wing.

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A former cognac distillery, perfectly situated in the heart of this historic city, Chais Monnet is just a few minutes’ stroll from the river and the mediaeval old town.

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This is a truly wonderful and intimate hotel, hidden away just off the Place des Vosges (the oldest square in Paris) in the heart of the fashionable Marais district and five minutes’ walk from the new Bastille Opera House.

Dating back to the 17th century and built on the ruins of the 13th century Grands-Augustins Abbey, this beautiful hotel has an excellent location right in the heart of St. Germain-des-Prés, just a few minutes’ walk from Notre Dame

This iconic hotel, in the heart of Arles and overlooking the Place du Forum is steeped in history. It was the place to be seen in the 1950s and 1960s; Picasso lived here and guests included Ernest Hemingway, Jean Cocteau and Fritz Lang. The great matadors of the 20th century also stayed here for the bullfights and there is a room in the hotel dedicated to them.

The Balzac recently reopened after a multi-million-Euro renovation, re-establishing itself as one of the most luxurious and romantic boutique hotels in Paris.