Source: Air France

French culture is known to be classy and stylish, and these are cultural aspects that certainly apply to travel. Air France, an airline that recently announced new flights to Costa Rica, is taking classy and stylish to a very high level with an actual sleeping suite and even fashionable pajamas that match the decor.

As previously reported by The Costa Rica Star, Air France will begin flying to the Juan Santamaria International Airport (SJO), which serves San Jose, beginning on November 2nd, 2016. The flights will be operated by Boeing 777-300 with a capacity of 468 seats – 14 in Business, 32 in Premium Economy and 422 in Economy.

It so happens that the Boeing 777-300 that Air France will fly to Costa Rica features a very special travel experience for passengers who fly in their vaunted La Première cabin. Here is what these passengers can expect:

Just like staying in a five-star hotel, a night’s sleep in Air France’s La Première cabin is a totally unique experience. To ensure the wellbeing of its passengers, Air France has once again paid careful attention to detail and is introducing its brand new sleep suit offered to passengers in La Première.

Presented in an elegant new felt pouch, the unisex sleep suit in high quality cotton is subtly embroidered with the Air France seahorse motif. An elegant souvenir that passengers can take with them after their trip, it can easily be worn at home.

To go with this sleep suit, passengers are also given a comfort kit, containing slippers, socks, a shoehorn and a shoe bag. Just like the new sleep suit, the kit is renewed every six months.

In case the fancy pajamas are not classy enough, Air France explains more about La Première:

Air France has dressed each suite with thick curtains, held back with leather tiebacks. A unique and daring concept, they enable the passenger to decide whether to be totally isolated or just partially. In an instant, the La Première seat turns into a fully-flat bed over two metres long. During the flight, each guest has their own personal 24-inch HD touch screen, one of the largest ever offered on board.