Hotel du Louvre – Paris, a Hyatt hotel

Excellent location. If you can splurge and book a suite you’ll be more than pleased. Lovely rich red décor adds to the old ambiance.
One tip: the lounge is lovely and lively yet very pricey.
Will return!
From Paris with love …

The Hotel du Louvre has a wonderful central location and even the super rich may choose to stay here (I saw Richard Branson on my first day).
And yet, even though it’s the most expensive hotel I have ever stayed at, it’s also one of my least favorite. The outside noise and sirens are understandable, but loud arguing neighbors, not so much: we had to bang hard on the wall a few times to get their attention.
Also, breakfast was not included. At 30 euros per person at the hotel’s Brasserie du Louvre, it was also très cher. I splurged a few times because I was a zombie and wanted endless coffee. The coffee here is marginal and the croissants taste day-​old. One morning we ordered crepes and they were served ice cold and dry– I sent them back and was turned completely off for anything else. The only things I enjoyed at the breakfast were good orange juice and nice service. They should feel embarrassed about the quality of their food. Trip Advisor reviews the restaurant highly, but Unilocal is 180 degrees opposite.
The service at the front desk was smiling and nice, as was the maid staff. The tidying of our room was inconsistent though. I guess I have been spoiled by regular tourist class hotels with breakfast included and way way better coffee and food. Surely there are MUCH better options for a hotel in central Paris. I do not want to ever stay here again.

Thank you for letting us keep shelter Friday night.
5 stars for the Monsieur at the concierge desk that night. His generosity helped us keep in touch with the anxious families and friends all over the world.
Our gratitude and continued prayers for everyone.

If you are looking for a classic Parisian hotel in the middle of the Louvre this is the place to stay. We stayed here for a week to celebrate my wife’s birthday and our first trip to Paris. The service is wonderful and the staff and management team are amazing. The location is in the heart of plenty of all types of restaurants at all types of prices. Hyatt has only owned the property for a couple of years and is planning a significant remodel and update in the next 12 months.

The concierge at this hotel gives Parisiennes a bad name Rudest snobbiest worst hotel service ever. I am a Hyatt Gold passport member but on this particular trip I was staying at another hotel and I was looking for a street that was literally 2 blocks from this Hyatt but have issues finding it. I ducked into this Hyatt to ask if he could direct me to the street I was looking for because I needed to meet someone. I first asked Pardon do you speak English? and looking down his nose in your best I don’t give a rip Paris attitude «I speak a little» I asked if he could direct me to the street I was looking for and he said «that depends are you a guest here’ I said no and he did not answer, I asked again can you help me? He replied «yes I know where it is but maybe I will answer you next time»

I loved my stay at this hotel. It is such a beautiful centrally located hotel right next door to the Louvre museum which we had a view from our room and a nice balcony to the plaza. We were able to stay here for free with our points, which made it even better. the room are spacious to paris standards and clean. we arrived early and our room was not ready for a while which was ok and they allowed us to wait in a private room that had coffee, water, juice and some pastries. You also get free Wi-​fi which for us was very important. Once we got our room they provide two robes and nice slippers, good bath products and an adaptor for the american appliances which we were quite pleased with but do not take it with you or they will charge 24 euros to your bill. overall the service was great what you expect from a hyatt. i didn’t give a 5 start because i didn’t get to try their restaurant but I’m sure it was great and up to standards when it comes to French food.

Awful awful awful!!! The front desk girl Hanna has a disgustingly cocky attitude. We were so taken by how she treated us. No manners, lack of any effort to be in the least bit accommodating. She told me my expectations were too high for a ‘5 star hotel’. I will definitely be calling corporate Hyatt upon my return to the U.S. To complain about the awful reception staff they have, at an otherwise nice hotel. Please don’t be fooled by the good reviews, u will not be receiving good customer service so as long as your expectations are not too high, according to Hanna. Please beware!!!

Loved it! Everyone was nice and we ate the restaurant all the time; it was excellent. You can order from the daily/​weekly menu and get a deal. So close to everything. The only complaint is that the carpet in our room could use a cleaning.

What can I say… location, location, location. Rooms aren’t bad either, what you would expect in a old European hotel. Tastefully decorated, a little on the small side, still very comfortable. Staff very pleasant, and helpful. Great restaurants within walking distance, and of course the Louvre right outside the door. Doesn’t get much better.

We stayed here for two nights while in Paris after checking out from the PH Paris. It’s literally steps away from the Louvre which is pretty cool. Staff were extremely friendly. Property is dated (it is over 100 years old I believe) but it is very charming and not filthy. Our standard room was pretty small, but it is Paris, so I think that was par for the course. Location was wonderful and walking distance to lots of restaurants and shopping. We stayed on an award stay so price wasn’t really an issue for us but if I had to pay the rack rate, I would probably just get a more modern hotel. All in all, I recommend this hotel a ton.

This place is unbelievable. The hotel was as expected, but the service was the best. Made my stay awesome. We stayed for our anniversary & the hotel had champagne & a welcoming dessert waiting on us.
I highly recommend this place. Centralized & a great location.

The staff is more than accommodating. We arrived early and although our room was not ready, they upgraded us to a king deluxe at no extra charge. This place is right next to the louvre and you can even buy your louvre tickets at the hotel to avoid the long line. I really enjoyed my two night stay and would recommend this place.

It’s quite literally located mere steps from the Louvre. This location ensures that this hotel and property will always be full, I am sure.
Beyond the location — it’s a Hyatt, and as such there are certain standards that it will meet. The staff and reception were all very on point, however… the property itself is very dated. Our «suite» was two very disconnected rooms (by a long small hallway), which left us feeling like we basically had 2 separate apartments. Guess thinking back that’s not too bad, right?! Especially when traveling with a baby. However, it didn’t feel like the particular luxury of a real suite.
The breakfast in the restaurant was lovely.
All in all, this hotel is just fine. AOK. Our long weekend stay was pleasant, but without frills. If you want to feel sexy and indulgent in the heart of Paris, I suggest you keep looking.

Hotel du Louvre used to be one of my fave places to stay in central Paris when it was still a Parisian style hotel. Now, to my disappointment, it is a Hyatt property & has become very American style.
It’s still the greatest location in central Paris if you want to be steps away from the Louvre. I love that the metro station is also conveniently right out front. That’s a big plus.
Now that it’s the Hotel du Louvre Hyatt, it’s changed. It’s more Americanized, modernized & updated with more amenities. Some may find this as a improvement, however, I liked it the way it was. I liked it when it smelled like Napoleons old shoe & cigar with spilled champagne overtones ran by your typical amusingly rude french people. It used to have that certain je né sais quoi I love about old Parisian hotels. Unfortunately, somehow that disappeared along with the old world smells.
Now it’s just another average American touristy style hotel in Paris with large rooms & a decent view. Being American, I can stay in plenty American style hotels in America, and even if I wanted to stay at a Hyatt hotel in Paris, I would just stay at the Park Hyatt Paris Vendome. It’s much nicer & has a fantastic spa for around the same price.
Hotel du Louvre is not bad, it’s just not for me anymore. Sadly, I have to move on.
Good luck old friend, I will hold all your memories dear, we’ll always have Paris.
Au Revoir.

Great location, decent bar and okay rooms — this is a nice hotel in Paris, but not a great one.
I stayed here for a few nights on BA points, and liked the fact that it overlooks the Louvre, is steps from the park and central to anything you want to see, eat or drink in Paris.
That being said, the rooms arent great, the bar is a bit stiff and the general feel of the place, a bit three star at four star prices.

This hotel had a super historic museum feel.
I liked that it was centrally located between all the things you want to see coming to Paris as a first time tourist. All within walking distance was the Louvre, Love Lock bridge, Notre Dame Cathedral, Jardin des Tulleries and everything else is about a 10 minute cab ride.
The size of the rooms were great; but because it is an older place, it smells old.

Hotel is still getting «Hyattized».
Hyatt bought this old hotel only a year ago and has been renovating bits and pieces. Service is still getting the Americanization process of being attentive and customer first attitude.
Some rooms are so old that you may still smell and hear last decades guests. So, choose wisely which room.
The good part, location. The size of the rooms and the lovely champagne bar and lounge.

The positives to this hotel are:
1). The location of this hotel is amazing. Very centrally located, but still very quiet.
2)The room (we had a suite) was very spacious.
In my opinion the hotel needs a bit if a make-​over. The bones and structure of the building are very nice and does give you a food Parisien feel. However, there are cracks on the floors in the common area. The suite itself had chipped paint all around and the bathroom had cracks all over. I asked for an ironing board and iron and I swear the ironing board was at least ten years old. I was afraid to put my clothes on the board.
I would love to come back to this hotel once it gets cleaned up.

I have mixed feelings about this hotel, but mostly mixed to the positive side. The location is amazing. Right next to a metro stop (when the stop is fully open and functional that would be even better). Located right next to the historic Louvre museum is a nice touch too. Inside, you’re greeted by hotel staff that gladly speaks English and helps out with your broken French-​speaking attempts.
The décor on the way up to your room has a very historic vibe to it, yet you will notice the modernized touches of electronic locks on every door. The hotel is owned by Hyatt, so you know it has some standards to abide by including cleanliness. Our room and every aspect of the hotel was extremely clean and well-​kept. The room itself was a non-​smoking room and yes, it was sort of small but I had no complaints; it’s a hotel room not an apartment!
The bad: We did however, sadly have a minor bed bug infestation as my girlfriend woke up on day 2 with some small red bite marks. Aside from that, my biggest gripe was the inconsistent temperature of the otherwise awesome shower in the spacious bathroom. I went from relaxing shower to intense ice cold torture and back every 15 seconds, not very pleasant.
The shower issues were mildly forgotten when I used the towel warming rack and ended my rollercoaster shower with a nice hot dry towel that made it all better.
We were fortunate to have a balcony view of the plaza so that was really cool just watching the Parisienne world unfold from our comfy room on a chilly night while sipping on the complementary Evian water provided earlier that day.
The bar downstairs would have been really cool, but we passed when we saw a basic rail drink costs about 15 euro. $ 20 US.
Overall, I did enjoy the experience there, would have been far better if our super close metro stop was at 100% operation, should be by this Summer though.

A nice hotel situated right next to the Louvre, as you’d guess from the name.
Stayed here for 4 nights and were in a deluxe room on the fourth floor. The corner location meant that we had a nice view down the Avenue de l’Opera. Room was very spacious by Parisian standards and nicely appointed, with décor leaning towards the traditional side. The bathroom was large and modern; although the fan wasn’t very powerful, the window (frosted, in case you’re worried) does open, which helps to ventilate the room. Heated towel rack was nice. The free Wi-​fi was also appreciated, and was decently fast with a stable connection.
Staff were all friendly and pleasant. Check-​in/​out was fast, and porters assisted with luggage from the moment our taxi arrived. The concierge was also very helpful in assisting with various tasks such as finding a store selling pre-​paid nano-​SIMS on Sunday.
Location is excellent, situated right across from the Louvre. The Palais Royal — Musée du Louvre metro station is right outside the hotel, making it convenient to get around Paris (although Line 1 for that particular station closed for renovations a day after we arrived).

War geschäftlich da das Hotel ist alt und hat den Charme, den man erwartet. Rote Teppiche, Holztüren, alte Holzfenster. Es fühlt sich so an, als wäre man irgendo in der Kolonialzeit gelandet. Die Preise sind unverschmämt, man fühlt sich wie fast überall in Paris abgezockt (9 Eur die 0,25er Cola). Dafür nächtigt man ca. 200 Meter vom Louvre und 3.4 km vom Eiffelturm entfernt. Sehr zentral. Wenn man Glück hat und ein Zimmer bekommt, was nicht in den Innenhof kuckt, kanns echt spannend sein. Frühstück ist international und sehr reichhaltig, es fehlt nur guter Kaffee. Wenn man es für um die 150 Eur die Nacht bekommt ist es für Paris ok, ansonsten gibt das Hotel nicht mehr her. Charme ja, aber einen derartigen Preis von über 300 Eur niemals.

Très joli et chaleureux

Este Hotel sin duda debe ser de los que mas encanto tienen de Europa. Situado enfrente del majestuoso museo del louvre se levanta esta HOTELAZO cinco estrellas donde su estancia en esta mágica ciudad sera de ensueño. Su precio no es para todos los bolsillos, yo estuve de viaje novios y una vez merece la pena. inmejorables instalaciones.

Zentraler wohnen als in diesem Hotel ist in Paris fast unmöglich. Auf der einen Seite der Louvre auf der anderen das Palais Royal. Fast alle großen Sehenswürdigkeiten sind fußläufig erreichbar und wenn man nicht mehr laufen mag, fährt auch die Metro direkt vor der Tür.
Leider sind die Zimmer etwas renovierungsbedürftig. Die Preise bewegen sich im für Paris normalen Rahmen. Die Lage muss man eben mitbezahlen.
Tipp: Das Hotelfrühstück ist nicht schlecht, aber sehr teuer. In der Umgebung gibt es nette Cafés und Bäckereien, wo man für wesentlich weniger Geld ein gutes Frühstück bekommt.

Pour aller prendre un verre avec son amoureux… C’est cosy, discret presque un endroit pour des amants :)

Ich schwanke bei meiner Sternevergabe:
Personal: Wirklich nett und bemüht!
Zimmer: Der Charme der kleinen Zimmer ist etwas betagt…
Die Lage: wirklich gut!!!
Ich fand es unter dem Strich etwas teuer… Für mein Gefühl stimmte das Preis-​Leitungsverhältnis nicht unbedingt.

Seit dem 12. Mai wohnen wir in diesem Hotel aus der Zeit des zweiten Kaiserreichs. Die zentrale Lage macht
sehr viele Metrofahrten überflüssig. Die historischen Gebäude, Museen, Kirchen und Plätze, die man von hier aus in nur wenigen Minuten erreicht, kann man unmöglich alle aufzählen. Heute morgen (13. Mai) haben wir z. B. die griechische Abteilung des Louvre und die Orangerie (Monets Seerosen) besucht.
Auch die schönen Cafés (z.B. das Marly oder das Angelina), Bistros, Restaurants und Geschäfte in der Nähe sind eine Bereicherung. Besonders angenehm ist der nahe Garten des Palais Royale. Eine Oase der Ruhe im Getöse der Weltstadt! Der Teesalon Muscade läd hier zum Verweilen ein, er ist ab 15 Uhr geöffnet. Bei heiterem Wetter kann man im Freien sitzen. Der Blick auf den Garten ist bezaubernd!
Das sehr saubere Zimmer hat den Pariser Charme der zwanziger Jahre, ist aber komfortabel und mit moderner Technik ausgestattet (u.a. Anschluss für Laptop). WLAN ist gratuit!
Das Badezimmer ist geräumig und hat u.a. eine Badewanne mit Dusche. Auch flauschige Bademäntel stehen zur Verfügung.
Der Service ist freundlich, aufmerksam und schnell. So wurde unser Wagen vor dem Hotel entladen und das Reisegepäck ins Zimmer gebracht. Währenddessen fuhr der Wagenmeister unser Fahrzeug in eine gesicherte Garage.
Unser Zimmer liegt neben der Pissarro-​Suite. Dort hat Camille Pissarro lange gewohnt und viele Bilder von Motiven gemalt, die er von seinen Fenstern aus sehen konnte. So z. B. die Avenue de l’Opera mit der Opera-​Garnier (1898). Überhaupt ist die Liste der prominenten Gäste so lang, dass ich sie hier nicht nennen kann. S. Freud hat im Hotel seine Studie über Mona Lisa geschrieben, die ja nur wenige Meter von hier hängt. Sir A. C. Doyle war von dem Haus so angetan, dass er in vielen seiner Sherlock-​Holmes-​Romane das Hotel zum Schauplatz gemacht hat.
Kritisch anzumerken ist aber, dass die Metro-​Linie 7 direkt unter dem Gebäude herführt und alle paar Minuten für ein störendes «Gerumpel» sorgt. Man sollte also nur Zimmer ab der dritten Etage buchen!
Dafür ist die Verkehrsanbindung sensationell gut; man erreicht über den Hintereingang des Hotels (Brasserie du Louvre) den direkten Zugang zur Metrostation «Palais Royale-​Louvre» (Linie 7). Auch die wichtige Linie 1 ist nur wenige Schritte entfernt.
Für das Doppelzimmer zahlen wir 260 EUR pro Übernachtung. Es handelt sich dabei um ein Geschenk meines Sohnes zum Vatertag!
Leider geht es heute Abend (16. Mai) wieder nach Hause.
«Paris ist ein Fest für’s Leben», schrieb schon Ernest Hemingway.

Bar très agréable !
N’hésitez pas à aller boire un verre au bar de cet hôtel, le cadre est chaleureux, le personnel attentionné. La coupe de champagne est un peu chère mais c’est tellement romantique !

un endroit central pour donner rendez-​vous. le bar très début 20e siècle avec ses tentures rouges chargées nous met dans une ambiance club anglais.
les cocktails sont abordables (15EUR avant 21h) et le personnel agréable.
une entrée par le lobby de l’hôtel et une par le restaurant du Louvre qui donne sur la Place du Palais Royal.

On n’y pense jamais assez mais les bars des hôtels sont des endroits vraiment agréables pour boire un verre. Dans le quartier, au lieu de vous ruer au Ruc comme tout le monde, entrez donc dans l’Hôtel du Louvre et jouez à la touriste en escale ! L’ambiance est très cosy et feutrée: lumières tamisées, petits fauteuils bien confortables et service très agréable. Excellent pour boire un thé l’après-midi au calme.