Hotel de la Place du Louvre

My friends in another room and I had no heat the first night. The toilet is next to the bed, but there is no sink there. The sink and bathtub are up a flight of steep stairs, so after every use, you have to run upstairs to wash your hands. Staff are fantastic, though: very, very helpful and always smiling.

An excellent choice for the tourist, as the hotel is positioned directly behind the Louvre by the Seine. Small, discreet, low key elegance. Lovely breakfast too

It's beyond me that this hotel receives such high rating on TripAdvisor. I'm rather confident there is fouls play to it. When entering the lobby an extrem artificial odor will hit you and it's to the extreme that any asthmatic or smell sensitive person will find this difficult to tolerate. We were in room 404, courtyard room, and we took the elevator there. The elevator is absolutely cramped, maximum I would say 90 x 90 cm and two normal sized people with a minimum of luggage will struggle to make it in one go. However, the chock hits you when you exit the cramped elevator and when you realized the narrow corridors, they are narrow, with low ceiling and gives you an immediate sense of being in a confined area with absolute no windows or natural daylight. The carpets I'm sure are from mid 1970:s and you can actually feel the floor wood play under you feet in the corridors as well as the stairs. At this stage my wife started having anxiety and expressed a sensation of an up-coming panic attack Finally in room 404 we were greeted by a small, dark room with a few windows facing the small and narrow courtyard. However, the room was very dark and the windows had fabric blinds that simply were installed so that the only way you could let daylight in was by opening the windows. But as you realize opening the windows for prolonged time in a cold mid-march Paris is not a viable option. However, you definitely had incentive to open the windows as the room had an exceptionally bad air quality, and the old carpet really was giving up som bad odor that together with the cramped, dark room with no natural daylight simply made the 2-night stay unbearable. On the good side, the hotel should not give you any long waiting lines to check-in, but be aware that the entrance is very petite and our taxi driver missed it twice.

This is a small, cute hotel right behind the Louvre and within walking distance to a lot of other sites and museums. The rooms are excellently maintained and comfy, and the staff are so very nice. I highly recommend.

We stayed at the Hotel de la Place du Louvre for ten days. The location of the hotel is excellent, just steps away from the rue de Rivoli and the Pont Neuf and Rivoli metro stops. The staff are all very welcoming and helpful. We enjoyed the tasty buffet breakfast in the charming caveaux and the afternoon goodies provided daily. The rooms are small but tastefully decorated and include a coffee/tea maker. This is a charming boutique hotel!

Wonderful hotel, close to Louvre, and Notre Dame. Very comfortable bed, good bathroom amenities. Excellent staff; friendly and knowledgeable. Room was a good value for location. Close to many restaurants and shopping. Near metro stops as well.

Great room in the middle of the city and close to everything. Easy to connect to the airport, wonderful clean room with full bathroom, was perfect for a quick weekend getaway with my girlfriend. Would definitely go back.