Some of the Charmant Hotel’s slightly modern suites, like the Grand Salle, feature sloping wood paneled ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows bringing in views of the Mississippi River.
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The boutique hotel is housed in the circa-1898 former Joseph B. Funke Candy Company’s chocolate factory. 
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A seating nook in a suite, which features an eclectic mix of furnishings and curated pieces.
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Guestrooms nod to European homes, with framed vintage photos (some candy themed) hanging above bedside desks and headboards.
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Coffee shop by day and bar by night, the Parlour’s focal point is its fireplace wall.
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Designed as an homage to an old-fashioned candy counter, a jewel box-like display case in the lobby sits adjacent to the marble and forged metal front desk.
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In the restaurant, pulleys from the original candy factory hold custom light fixtures. 
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Channeling a home garden with potted plants and hedges lining the perimeter, the rooftop patio features arrangements of modern conversational seating.
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Refurbished wood flooring in guestroom corridors is adorned with inlaid rugs.
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Counter seating surrounds the restaurant’s open kitchen. 
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