Hotel du Louvre - a Hyatt hotel

The location, just across the street from the Louvre, was outstanding. It was right in the center of everything. The room was large by European standards with a huge bed and it was comfortable. I would not call it a 5 star hotel, but it was very nice. Staff was friendly. A good place to stay in Paris.

Hotel du Louvre is perfect for seeing all the sites of Paris. It's not cheap but you are getting what you are paying for. The staff, rooms and service were all super and the Defender Bar is a real treat. I would highly recommend it

the location is good the price is not so much high but the buffet is just so so. and the mini bar is expensive. seems no swimming pool as the 5 star hotels usually have.

Even better than before in terms of service. Great breakfast and better value.

This is a pricey hotel but one whose location across the street from the Louvre and Tuileries Gardens, as well as a first-class staff, makes it worthwhile. It's the staff who earned this high rating--they were attentive, helpful, and went beyond the call of duty. My daughter found a day after we left Paris that she had forgotten some important papers--when contacted, the hotel staff initially couldn't locate them but kept after it until they did and then sent them to us without charge.

Nice, old place right across the street from the Lourve, 2 blocks to Seine river and 2 blocks walk to tour office. Bed very comfortable. A/C could have worked better. Lounge a little pricey. Many, many alternatives for dining nearby.

The location absolutely could not have been better! The staff was superb! However, the hotel itself, although it has somewhat historic ambiance, needs to be spruced up a bit in its decor. The rooms had outstanding views, but we noticed a crack in the bathroom window (was letting cold air in).

We were upgraded to a corner room on the 4th floor overlooking the Louvre and the Plaza - fantastic. Needed to keep the windows/balcony doors open as it was warm and the AC was not yet on - "transition time". A little noisy on the street and plaza but after a while - were able to adjust the doors to get a breeze and limit the noise - oh how we suffered!! First class staff - they provided a great fan and when the room was not ready they hosted us to a drink in the bar. Great location - great hotel.

If you want to stay near the Louvre, then this is your ticket. From our room, 305, we could actually see right into the museum. Also, there is a metro entrance probably 50 meters from the front entrance to the hotel; 5 meters from the back door. Also, we had a real king size bed with a decent size (by Paris standards) room - this was not a suite, just a deluxe room. The free wifi worked fine. Now for the so so part. The 2nd day that we were there, housekeeping left no toilet paper. It took 3 calls to the front desk to resolve the problem. Also, the hot water from the shower goes hot to cold to hot while you are taking your shower. Food in the hotel is very high priced and nothing to write home about. However, with all the great places within 5 to 10 minutes from the hotel, who cares. We were on the 4th floor (American standards) and could still hear the metro trains running early morning, but it wasn't terrible. That may come from being on the east side of the hotel facing the entrance to the metro bleow.

This hotel is absolutely fabulous. We arrived relatively early so our room was not ready. We wandered the streets of Paris and returned at 1:30. Our room was ready in fifteen minutes and when we entered we were greeted with a lovely bottle of wine and a box of delicious macarons. The hotel is centrally located and has a metro station within a few steps. Directly across from the Louvre, near shopping and great restaurants and cafes. The in room toiletries are A one. We would definitely stay there again on our next trip to Paris.