Hotel Du Louvre Description

This stylish and elegant boutique hotel stands at the heart of Paris culture and arts. Each one of the Hotel du Louvre's four facades looks out at a famous Parisian landmark - the Louvre Museum, the Opera Garnier, the Comedie Francaise and the Place du Palais Royal. This area is rich in history and the hotel's Second Empire architecture is mirrored by the surrounding buildings in this special quarter of Paris.

The Hotel du Louvre has a gracious yet comfortable lobby and reception area with a warm welcoming feel. The marble walls and dark wood are highlighted by ambient lightings. Elegant green marble columns and an impressive chandelier add a refined touch and the sweeping staircase is a dramatic feature.

The rich decor throughout the hotel has been inspired by the original Napoleon III style and all the public and guest rooms have contemporary comforts whilst retaining a traditional atmosphere. At the very hub, the Defender Bar is frequented by an eclectic mix drawn from the fashion and business district that surrounds the hotel. The buzzing brasserie looks across to the Comedie Francaise and the Louvre Museum with a terrace that sits on the Place de Palais Royal. Hotel du Louvre is a perfect place to stay for those on business or pleasure, there are 8 well equipped meeting rooms and a range of 177 bedrooms and suites, each with a different outlook and character.

Superior Room; These rooms are cosy and chic with an atmosphere of refinement and are furnished in warm colour schemes with rich fabrics and dark wood. A comfortable seating area set by the window offers a place to enjoy any one of the entrancing views from the hotel's four facades, or a quiet inner courtyard. Bathrooms are white tiled with marble surfaces. Deluxe Room; These luxurious rooms are spacious and welcoming. Natural light streams through the double windows that look out over the many cultural sights surrounding the hotel or our quiet courtyard. Warm colour combinations of red and yellow create a contemporary feel, or bold florals combined with pale wood for a more traditional Parisian atmosphere. The comfortable chairs and a low table create a reading area and there is room to work at the desk. Bathrooms are light and airy with fresh colour combinations of yellow and white tiles or pale marble.