As a neighbour to the Comédie française, the Opéra and the museum whose name it bears, the Hôtel du Louvre has been restored to its former glory. two years of closure for works. As soon as he entered into the Hyatt fold in 2013This legend of the Parisian hotel industry had planned to give itself a new spirit, and today its Second Empire style, all marble and mouldings, is combined with touches of modernity.
With its clean lines, Pierre Guillaume's signature scent and Emmanuel Pierre's humorous, colourful illustrations to guide travellers, the 164-room hotel, including 58 suites, has a new identity. while respecting its history. While his restaurant retains its Parisian bistro decor, it gives pride of place to Lyonnais specialities through a collaboration with Brasseries Paul Bocuse. His bar, l'Officine du Louvre, features French plants, herbs and spirits.
With eight lounges designed as workshops for chic and creative meetings, the hotel takes care of its image. sense of hospitality with free, tailor-made activities, such as visits to the Napoleon III flats in the Louvre, cultural tours of the district or pétanque matches in the gardens of the Palais Royal.
With this metamorphosis, the Hôtel du Louvre now incorporates the Unbound Collectionwhich has a portfolio of some twentytop-of-the-range hotels with strong characterThese include the Martinez in Cannes, also recently refurbished, and the Hôtel du Palais in Biarritz. Another Napoleon III legend currently undergoing renovation.
