I do not understand the magic of photography that was accomplished to make this hotel look inviting on their website but the hotel is extremely old, worn, and feels like it was furnished with castoffs from a thirft store. The carpets are absolutely threadbare. I was unable to check in when I arrived (I was early, no problem there). But,... More

I had the best stay here, when i was on holiday. The rooms were large, the weather was amazing. I can pretty much say I loved everything but this hotels. The area is just WOW. All the staff were friendly and helpful, the service was good. It was a great atmosphere and I will be definitely brining my family here... More

Rooms and bathroom were surprisingly large. Hotel is in great location, walking distance to the Lourve and Notre Dame and has about 3 metro stations close by meaning you can pretty much catch a metro to anywhere without having multiple changes. Staff were friendly and helpful. Area is fabulous for nightlife with amazing restuarants close by. More

I have never felt so bad and poor. I thought I wld never think of poverty this way but it's really sad. The carpet stinks: I saw the poor man sitting on the earth very close to the hotel near M hotel de ville - his carpet looked better. The room was tiny and cold. Some tiles in the visible... More

Accommodation in Paris is generally expensive, and therefore you really don't get much for your money. Unfortunately this hotel was no exception. The positives about the hotel is that it is incredibly central, right across from the Hotel de Ville and a five minute walk to the heart of the Marais district with its small steets, specialty boutiques and charming... More

I went to this hotel a few years back. It was horrid. The beds sunk in the middle. The bathroom was minute and poorly equipped. There was not a redeeming feature of this place. We faced the back of the hotel. uuugh! I would love to know where the professional photos were taken because they do not remotely resemble the... More

Booked through Eurostar, liked the central location. In reality it is more shabby than chic, The carpet looks to be 25 years old and full of carpet burns. We booked 'executive rooms' on the third floor at the front. The aircon was effective and the noise tolerable, there was new TV, a tiny kettle and a little old fridge under... More

We booked this hotel with friends for the Bank holiday, only staying for 2 nights. Our friends had a room on the 2nd Floor at the front with a bathroom, although their room was small, bathroom and furnishings were considerably better than the room we had on the 3rd floor over looking walls and windows. The shower room was a... More

Hotel France Louvre is perfectly located, but even for Paris, the rooms are very small. The rooms facing the back are quite, but very dark unless you are on the 4th or 5th floor. Would stay here again, but only on the top floors or facing the street. More