Hotels near the Louvre museum

From its inauguration the Hotel du Louvre was at the heart of all-great receptions and official functions. It has welcomed not only the great men of this world but also the artists. In 1897 the impressionist Camille Pissarro, took up residence in one of the apartments of the Hotel. He painted several of his great paintings of Paris from his window, some of which are to be seen at the Getty Museum in Los Angeles. His apartment has become today the Pissarro Suite. The atmosphere of this unique Parisian place also inspired the great Sherlock Holmes author who featured the Hotel du Louvre in many novels and now a days various Sherlock Holmes associations like to meet up at the inspired Hotel du Louvre.

Bathrooms: In very elegant beige marble or also, more modern, with white tile smoothing off with a blue border. Comfort and voluptuous characterises the bathrooms equipped with telephone, hairdryer and bath products by Annick Goutal. A large number of bathrooms benefit from daylight. In most of the Deluxe rooms or Junior Suites; there is choice between a bath and a shower, to suit one's preferences. Our favourite one: the bath in room 551, in an angle, with a full view on the Opera house.