Hôtel du Louvre
Old Parisian grandeur meets polished contemporary comfort. High ceilings, elegant moldings, marble floors, colorful illustrations by Emmanuel Pierre throughout the corridors. Feels like a proper historic Parisian landmark hotel rather than a generic luxury chain — but it is absolutely a chain hotel, just a well-executed one.
Book a room with a 'View' category if the Louvre and Comédie-Française outlook matters to you — interior and courtyard rooms exist
Why It Matters
Originally opened in 1855 as Paris's first grand hotel. The Pissarro Suite is the exact room where impressionist painter Camille Pissarro lived and painted 11 masterpieces overlooking Avenue de l'Opéra. Sigmund Freud wrote 'Leonardo da Vinci, A Memory of His Childhood' in one of the hotel's suites in 1910. Bar L'Officine du Louvre operates under a stunning original period glass roof and is one of the most distinctive hotel bars in Paris.
Paris's original grand hotel — opened in 1855 as the city's first — sitting directly on Place André Malraux with four facades overlooking the Louvre Museum, the Palais Royal, the Comédie-Française, and Opéra Garnier. Renovated and relaunched under Hyatt's Unbound Collection in 2019, it packs 164 rooms and 57 suites into a Haussmann-era building whose bones are hard to argue with. Location is the headline act here: you are closer to the Louvre's main entrance than any other hotel in Paris.
Where You'll Stay
12 room types available
1 King Bed / 1 Queen Bed / 2 Twin Beds (Standard)
The entry-level rooms — 20 sq m, so genuinely compact. City views are available on some, but not all. Comes with a King or Queen bed, or two twin beds. Codage Paris toiletries, Nespresso machine, Chromecast TV, and a digital safe. Marble bathrooms in some. Fine for a base camp if you're spending most of your time out exploring, but don't expect to spend a rainy afternoon spread out.
20 sqm1 King Bed View Deluxe / 2 Twin Beds Deluxe View
A step up to 25 sq m with guaranteed views of Avenue de l'Opéra, the Comédie-Française, the Palais Royal, or the Louvre Museum. More breathing room than the standards, and the landmark outlooks from these rooms are a genuine selling point. Worth the upgrade if your budget allows.
25 sqmDeluxe Suite / Deluxe Suite with a View
At 30 sq m these are compact suites but thoughtfully designed — king bedroom, marble bathroom, and a sofa in the living room that converts into two single beds. Good for families of four. The 'with a View' version is 40 sq m and adds city landmark views and an upgraded outlook. Both include kids' bath amenities and two TVs.
30 sqmExecutive Suite View
Classic Parisian suite at 40 sq m with a king bed in the bedroom and a fully separate living room. Views over Avenue de l'Opéra, Comédie-Française, or the Louvre. Two TVs, proper separation between bedroom and living space. A solid choice for solo travelers or couples who want room to breathe.
40 sqm
Family Corner Rooms
Three connecting bedrooms totaling 70 sq m: a king bed deluxe with view plus two twin rooms with view, each with its own private marble bathroom. Overlooks the Comédie-Française or Palais Royal. Three Nespresso machines, three minifridges, three TVs with Chromecast. Sleeps up to 6. The family option in the hotel.
70 sqm
Family Room
Two adjoining 25 sq m rooms — a master with a king bed and marble bathroom, plus a children's room with twin beds. Connecting door keeps families together without sharing a single room. Each has city views. Bathrobes and slippers for both adults and kids. Popular and books early.
45 sqmGeorge Sand Suite
Named after George Sand, who reportedly wandered the nearby Palais Royal gardens. A 50 sq m corner suite with high ceilings and four floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Louvre, Palais Royal, and Comédie-Française. Open-plan bedroom and lounge, a bathtub plus rain shower, and Japanese toilets. One of the most atmospherically distinct rooms in the hotel.
50 sqmJunior Suite / Junior Suite View
35 sq m, and the first category where you get a proper separate living area with a sofa bed, flowing from the bedroom. The 'View' version adds those Louvre/Opéra/Comédie-Française outlooks. Sofa beds can accommodate a third guest. Bathrobes and slippers for adults and kids included.
35 sqmLouvre Suite
50 sq m of natural light and Parisian flair with direct views of the Louvre Museum and Palais Royal. Separate bedroom and living room, king or queen bed, and the rare hotel luxury of a proper bathtub plus rainfall shower. This is the room Hyatt Globalists often get upgraded into, given the 57-suite inventory.
50 sqmPalais Royal Suite
Corner suites at 51 sq m with exceptional views of both the Louvre and the Palais Royal. Open living space with the bedroom integrated into the main lounge area. Bathtub or rain shower — confirm at booking. Lots of natural light, great for photography and just waking up feeling like you're in Paris.
51 sqmPissarro Suite
The standout suite for history buffs. At 64 sq m, this is where Camille Pissarro lived and painted 11 masterpieces of Avenue de l'Opéra — the same view is yours. Spacious marble bathroom with both a bathtub and a rain shower, plus a D-Vine wine service system. Two separate bathrooms, two TVs, and that irreplaceable Pissarro-painted Paris outlook.
64 sqmSuite Empire
The largest suite at 75 sq m — two bedrooms (one king, one twin) sharing a living room, Juliet balconies off both bedrooms, private bathrooms in each room with large showers, and direct views of the Louvre Museum. Sleeps up to 5. Best option for groups or families that want the space of two rooms with a shared social living area.
75 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
3 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Eight themed meeting rooms ranging from 19 to 137 sq m, each paying tribute to a famous historical figure connected to the hotel (Victor Hugo, Jules Verne, Camille Pissarro, etc.). The Louis Napoléon ballroom holds up to 150 people.
Every Thursday evening, the Brasserie du Louvre terrace hosts an aperitif event with gourmet tapas, champagne, and live music. Open to guests and non-guests.
Guided walk of the Palais-Royal district and surrounding landmarks. Included with the Palais Royal / Louvre Suite package, also available separately through the concierge.
One-on-one session with a dancer from the Paris Opera Ballet — tailored to your level, covering movement, presence, and rhythm. A genuinely rare hotel experience. Bookable through the Hyatt Experiences page.
A hotel-curated sensory cruise along the Seine departing near the Eiffel Tower and traveling toward the eastern end of Île Saint-Louis. Bookable through the hotel concierge.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
8 themed salon meeting rooms from 19 to 137 sq m, plus the Louis Napoléon ballroom (up to 150 guests). Business services available. Total meeting space: 4,147 sq ft.
Complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the hotel and in all rooms.
Interactive 3D virtual tours available for all major room categories via the hotel website.
Full 24-hour room service with seasonal menu.
Dogs and cats welcome. Hotel holds the 'Qualidog' label from Emmène Ton Chien. Pet fee: €50 per night. Category 1 and 2 dangerous dogs prohibited under French law.
24-hour concierge service. Highly praised in reviews for restaurant recommendations, ticket bookings, and local knowledge.
24-hour front desk with digital check-in and digital key available.
Full laundry and dry cleaning services available.
Chromecast-enabled flat-screen TVs in all rooms with international channels.
On-site gift shop.
World of Hyatt digital check-in and digital key available.
Valet parking available on-site.
Self-parking available on-site.
Mezzanine-level fitness center open 24 hours with full TechnoGym equipment and natural daylight. Private changing rooms available for early arrivals or late departures (subject to availability). No spa, sauna, or pool.
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