Hotel du Louvre Paris, a Hyatt Hotel

We stayed there during our vacation with little kid and stayed with executive suite with wonderful Opera view. Will definitely recommend this to hotel for family visit. Its location is ver convenient and we received better than expected service from staff and wow breakfast every day with loads of options. Room was very clean and refreshed to latest standards.

This Hyatt boutique hotel is categorised as 7*We expected it would be top notch in Paris from start to end. But we did not find that.  It's a nice hotel, but who gave it a 7? The room has a very high ceiling, expected for historical type buildings.  But the quality of the room felt like a big white box with white wash paint.  Cheap. The floor cracks beneath the carpet, ok old building, but there are renovationary technologies. The bathroom has a  small old door, again painted cheaply.  Unbelievable for a category 7.   There was a nasty smell of old food in the shower.  Regardless of putting soap and hot water, it did not go away.We really don't like it when engineers come to our room and start fixing things that should have been done before allocating room to any guest. The food was not to category 7 and certainly not what we expected.   Hyatt should review how it categories its Hyatt hotel. Breakfast selections could be better.   An older man waiter had a bad attitude when asked if there was moreor got me something.  He didn't wish to be disturb to entertain my request.  When I asked " could I have another cappuccino?"  "Do you want another one? !"   That is not what I expected.  I called Thomas the front desk manager for assistance.  He didn't do it.  I called again and he had excuses.Some people here are working well,  but others are working on vacations.  The shorter bellman was very rude, he was late and then had his hand out when I got in my taxi.Tips are for service.   Someone please teach him. The details fail it into a category 4*.

The Hotel du Louvre not only occupies one of the best positions in the heart of the first arrondissement between the Palais du Louvre and the Comédie Française; it is also a superb place to stay! Check it out, for real. Paul Bocuse was arguably one of the world's greatest chefs. Try his signature dishes in the Brasserie...

Hotel du Louvre is excellent place to stay when you are in Paris. The hotel is nicely decorated. The rooms are very clean and comfortable. Its in a perfect location to walk to all the points of interest. The staff is very professional, helpful and friendly. The restaurant has a very nice breakfast selection. I highly recommend this hotel.

The hotel is historic and centrally located adjacent to the Louvre, many shops and a high end mall, La Samaritaine, and a large range of restaurants and yet was exceptionally quiet. The hotel was recently renovated in 2019 and so it feels very modern, cozy, clean and beautifully decorated. Despite having over 100 rooms, the hotel feels wonderfully intimate. There is a bistro and an adorable bar inside the hotel. The staff all speaks English and the concierge, Victor, was superb and spot on with his recommendation for a restaurant. This is one of the nicest hotels in Paris. I can't wait to go back.