Hotel Louvre Montana

We have stayed here twice and both times have been blown away with the location and hospitality. We had two young children with us and the room was the perfect size with a small balcony. The front desk was always helpful, friendly and informative. I am not sure as to why reviews have gone down as when we stayed two weeks ago it was as good as three years ago. Overall I am thrilled with the value of this hotel and wouldn’t hesitate to stay again.

Horrible experience, we stayed August 21, 2015. Broken air conditioning, loud fan, and the staff got into our room to clean twice despite the fact we put the «not disturbed» sign was placed on the door handle. We had few small things missing but it was too late to report them because we found out when we returned back home. Also we didn’t feel comfortable leaving our room key with the front desk as they requested.

This is 100% a boutique hotel in Paris. It’s in a great location, close to the opera house, but far enough away from the traffic/​main roads so it’s not noisy at all.
Something you should know about this hotel… everything is smaller than what you would expect in the states. The elevator is narrow, and so small that barely two people can fit (without luggage). The rooms are also smaller, bathroom is narrow as well, but this seemed to be the norm for most of the hotels we stayed at in France. Beds were super comfy!
The front desk staff is FANTASTIC. So friendly and accomodating! The hotel is well maintained and clean, and they are quick to respond if you need anything sent to your room.
Our package included breakfast every morning which was awesome. Fresh FRENCH bread, croissants, meats, cheese, eggs (scrambled and hard boiled), sausage, cereal, yoghurt, fresh fruit, coffee, and tea. It was the perfect start to our morning each day.
The hotel is located close to a metro station, and a nice area of souvenir shops just across the street so that was super convenient. I would definitely reccommend this hotel to any of my friends wanting something a little more charming than a Hilton or a Hyatt.

The former reviews are from 2006 — 2013. I was here in July 2015. The front desk personnel were nasty and unhelpful. They tried to coerce friends into taking two different rooms with broken air conditioning. It was 97 °F outside. My friends had to go to another hotel. The staff was belligerent and said they could not refund money. Beware, this place looks like it has gone way downhill.

I stayed here recently for 3 nights.
The hotel itself is a smaller boutique hotel. The front desk staff was exceptionally friendly and helpful when we had questions. The hotel is conveniently located close to the Louvre (walking distance). They do not offer a direct shuttle from the airport (CDG) however they have a shared shuttle service available (for two it was about 40 € total).
Breakfast was included/​complimentary, and had a decent selection of hot and cold items. I only picked at the croissants and some of the meat/​cheese plates and didn’t really like anything else (yogurt, hard boiled egg, individual boxed cereal, etc.). Their orange juice was amazing though — had to be a blend of some other juice. There isn’t a lot of seating in the breakfast area, maybe able to fit about a dozen people.
The elevator here is this really old school (kinda cool) cart that only fits one person and one luggage at a time. Two people, if you’re both skinny. Otherwise the circular staircase will be good exercise for you. I think there was only 6 floors anyway.
Our room was the basic room but it sufficed just fine. The TV was definitely on the tiny side. Safe in the closet. The bathroom wasn’t too big but enough to get your business done. The shower/​tub needs a little bit more splash-​guard as water was getting on the floor always. There was a little bit of mold on some of the bathroom tile toward the ceiling. Water pressure could have been better, as there was one night that I was taking a shower and the water basically stopped (sounded like the room next door was using the bathroom too).
Wi-​Fi is free here but they need to give you a unique sign in and code for EACH device that needs it. I constantly needed to re-​enter the codes every time my devices would go into power saving mode.

We stayed two nights here on our quick trip to Paris. Let me sum things up quickly for you:
Location gets a five-​star for the price. Right next to the Louvre museum and a quick walk to the Champs-​Élysées. Everything else is a quick taxi ride.
Front-​desk service was great, especially if you need restaurant reservations, and you don’t speak French. Email the hotel and ask them to call to make and/​or confirm reservations for you.
Our room was small. Tiny. Yes, it had a bathroom, but it was TINY. Make sure you know what your room size is when you reserve.
The elevator is big enough for a couple of people squeeze in, or luggage, but not both. Still, we thought this was amusing more than a frustration. We should have taken pictures.
One major frustration was that room service took our wash clothes and didn’t leave fresh ones. When we asked at the front desk, they didn’t have any spares. This was unacceptable, but since I had had a really good meal at The Taillevent, I was in too good of a mood to complain.
Four stars, and worth a look if you want to be within walking distance of the heart of Paris.

FABULOUS location! You are literally a block from the Tuileries, so close to the Louvre, La’Orangerie, Place de Concord, etc. Also, lots of shops, restaurants, etc. nearby.
We booked our room through
and originally had a double room. We arrived earlier than the standard check-​in time and our room was not yet ready (previous occupants still in it). The man at the front desk was very nice and helpful and offered to store our luggage while we did some sightseeing. As we were rearranging stuff in our bags and freshening up a bit, he approached us with an offer of a much bigger room that was available immediately for 30 Euros more a night. Yes!
Our room was lovely. King sized bed, full bath with tub, plenty of space. There was a mini-​bar. While we didn’t partake of the items in there, we did use the fridge to chill beverages we purchased at the store down the street. When we leaned out the windows, we could see the ferris wheel in the Tuileries (there was a fair/​carnival going on, which was an added bonus). Also, even though the walls seemed thin, we could not hear our neighbors from the bedroom. (We could hear them from the bathroom. They were prone to singing in the morning, which was amusing.) And, there was complimentary wifi, which was nice. I was able to look things up on my phone.
Breakfast was included in our room rate and there was a fairly good selection of items. The only thing I would suggest is that it would have been nice to have brewed tea rather than just tea bags.
Overall, location is perfect, room was certainly satisfactory, and staff were very nice and helpful. I would definitely stay here again. It’s not your upscale 5-​star hotel, so don’t expect that, but it certainly met all of our needs.

I stayed in Paris for 4 nights with my mom at the Hotel Louvre Montana. I think we paid a lot for our room (like $ 250/​nt) but it was at a time when hotel prices all over the city were sky high.
Service at the front desk is very friendly, check in is easy. One thing that was odd at first is you have to leave the key whenever you leave the building. This ended up being kind of nice, because you don’t have to worry about possibly losing the key.
The room itself was fairly large, especially for European standards. The bathrooms had been renovated, pretty nice shower and sinks. There was a good amount of closet/​drawer space and a desk, as well as an iron and refrigerator.
My only complaints about the room were that the carpet looked kind of worn, and the floors were creaky.
Free internet is awesome, you just have to get the info from the front desk.
We didn’t try the breakfast, which is like 14 euros. Instead we went to a boulangerie nearby and bought some pretty cheap bread/​pastries, and either made or bought coffee, spending well under 5 euros each. I highly recommend this route.
Oh, and drinks in the fridge/​minibar are reasonably priced. Then again, it’s France, you can easily get a bottle of decent wine at nearby stores for 4 or 5 euros.
We enjoyed our stay here and I would recommend it if you’re interested in staying in this part of Paris. The location is great, close to Metro stops, the Louvre, the Seine, and lots of restaurants/​shopping.

Bel hôtel
L’emplacement de cet hôtel est on né peut plus idéal, en plein coeur de la capitale et à deux pas des plus beaux commerces et sites historiques. Les chambres (de taille très convenable) sont très calmes, du moins celles donnant sur la cour intérieure, le personnel est vraiment très aimable et serviable. Certes, le petit-​déjeuner mériteraient un peu plus de renouvellement (j’y ai séjournée 7 jours), mais franchement, on peu difficilement critiquer.

Nice hotel at a great location
We enjoyed our stay here very much. We usually stay in the 5^th but this time wanted to be nearer museums. The hotel is nice, the rooms plenty spacious. The staff were very friendly. They went out of their way to recommend restaurants and other diversions that were kid friendly. Wifi was an unexpected bonus.