Hôtel du Louvre in Paris
Hôtel du Louvre is on Place André Malraux in Paris’s 1st arrondissement, directly opposite the Louvre Museum. Its location and period architecture are central to the property’s character: the exterior follows the Second Empire, or Haussmannian, style, while the interiors draw on Napoleon III design. That contrast continues through the bedrooms, dining areas and function rooms.
Rooms and period design
The hotel has 133 rooms and 44 suites. The accommodation continues the historic decorative scheme, linking the bedrooms to the more formal Napoleon III character of the public areas. The named accommodation includes the Pissarro Suite. This relationship between the rooms and the public interiors makes the building’s period character relevant throughout a stay, not only on arrival. Current room categories and layouts should be checked directly when arranging a visit.
Dining and public rooms
Brasserie du Louvre serves French cuisine in a refined dining room. Le Defender bar has a different visual emphasis, with red velvet and wood panelling shaping its interior. Together, these spaces continue the period-led atmosphere described throughout the hotel.
The hotel also has seven reception rooms, including Salon Rohan, for professional or private functions. Salon Rohan is listed as accommodating up to 150 people; anyone planning an event should verify current layouts, capacities and services with the property.
Practical details
- Address: Hôtel du Louvre, Place André Malraux, 75001 Paris
- Telephone: +33 1 73 11 12 34
- Email:
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Contact information, facilities and booking conditions can change, so they should be confirmed with the hotel before travel.