Hotel du Louvre

These rooms are cozy and chic with an atmosphere of refinement and are furnished in warm color 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 the typically Parisian courtyard. Bathrooms are white tiled with marble surfaces. No balcony or terrace.

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. Warm color combinations of red and yellow create a contemporary feel, or bold floral 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 color combinations of yellow and white tiles or pale marble.

The Junior suites are elegant and each one is unique. Some are traditional "Second Empire " style with floral drapes in shades of blue combined with pale walls, others are contemporary style and mix luxurious fabrics such as taffeta and velvet in warm colors with dark wood and ambient lighting. The large bedroom combines a sitting room with a sofa and two chairs and a spacious work area. A few of these suites face the Louvre Museum and the floor to ceiling windows offer privileged views of the exhibits. Pale marble bathrooms have most of the time bath and shower with double sink and a separate WC.

For true luxury in such a distinctive location, the suites are the epitome of Parisian living and offer magical views from every window. Contemporary style furnishings that retain a traditional feel offer comfort and indulgence and there is plenty of room for those enjoying a longer stay. A large bedroom with a desk and workspace leads to a separate sitting room with fine furniture and a sofa and chairs. The fresh and light bathroom is finished in pale marble and has most of the time a separate shower and bath. For some of these Suites, a walk in dressing room completes a generous space that is both lavish and functional.

An opportunity to be immersed in the colorful history of the hotel, and appreciate the outlook that so inspired the artist Pissarro to paint his impressionist views of Paris from any one of the six floor to ceiling windows that grace this suite. The room colors are inspired by his paintings with soft grey walls, warm tones of amber and lush taffeta drapes. There are two large bathrooms: one with a Jacuzzi and one with an Hammam. Uninterrupted views of the Opera Garnier from the Jacuzzi allow you to lie in the bath and marvel at one of the scenes that inspired Pissarro to paint this and other pieces hanging on the walls throughout the suite. A well furnished and separate sitting room, large bedroom and walk in dressing room as well as a separate shower room.