Few hotels evoke 90s cool like the Paris’ Hôtel Costes. The site of who’s who courtyard chatter and Napoleonic-era bedrooms, which released its own lounge music compilations, is an opulent mainstay in salon revival. To celebrate its 30th year in action, the hotel has just unveiled a 1,000 square meter spa with products and treatments by Augustinus Bader.
Interiors of the new spa were designed by Studio Liaigre, with marble, oak, travertine, and glass mosaic details throughout. Dolby Atmos speakers line the three solo treatment rooms, two double rooms, reformer pilates room, and mani-pedi room to ensure the kind of relaxation and privacy the hotel is known for.
Each treatment begins with a 30-minute skin analysis and consultation, followed by options ranging from physiotherapy, osteotherapy, and massages, to full-body and facial treatments (with some including the patented TFC8 ingredient), Ionix microcurrent lasers, and even a nail polish session (€40).
Stand out treatments include the “Ultimate” facial (€420) combining AB skincare with microcurrent and ultrasound tech, the “Youthful Hands” treatment using radiofrequency to restore your digits (€130), and the AB Signature body treatment with the works (€480).
With treatments available from 10am to 8pm daily, and the pool lounge open from 8am to midnight, it’s an opulent option for tourists looking to detox from the bustling streets of the capital.
