Top Hotels Near Louvre Pyramid in Paris from NZ$389

"The breakfast menu was limited, but the staff brought scrambled eggs and a delicious macha latte on request. The room was just right."

"Excellent location. Very helpful staff. Got sick at night and they were very heloful."

"Amazing hotel. Rooms are compact but completely updated with modern lighting, bathroom and bedding. Room was clean and cleaned well each day. The artwork is so fun in the rooms and hallways. The staff was very friendly and helpful. "

"Very good!"

"Wonderful, hidden location in the 1st. Friendly, welcoming staff. Everything so clean and new. "

"Great location but no notive Hotel was under renovation. Very uncomfortable to have workers outside your door painting and doing other work. Specially with a little kid. I wished I had been notified, because it was a bit uncomfortable."

"Room was tiny tiny tiny! Drains in sink and shower were slow had to stop mid shower for the drains to catch up. Website advertised laundry- NOT TRUE!!!! Staff laughed our land when asked for the laundry room and did NOT assist when I asked for a recommendation on service. Spent a whole morning of our trip in a laundry mat. I will never book with this chain again. "

"Staff was very attentive and location is prime! Room was extra small with a single bed. Honestly, this is my first time seeing a single bed room in a hotel. It felt like staying in NYC. I stayed one night so I don’t mind it. Overall positive experience."

"We ordered a Junior Suite, for 4 nights, described as having “dizzyingly high ceilings”, about “350 sq ft”, with “unique artwork” and “air conditioning”. Photos showed a sofa or a seating area. We were given room 515, which was in the attic space directly under the roof, with peak ceiling height about 7 feet and sloping straight down to about 3 feet (photo). Most of the space was unusable. Maybe about 150 ft was able to stand up. The sofa was under a 3 foot ceiling & completely unusable. The room was 81F as the sun came straight through the roof windows and there was no AC or any other way to cool the room. The staff refused to help. So we contacted Hotels.com support. After an hour or more with 2 agents at (Expedia) support, nothing was done. Even though this was clearly not a junior suite. By Day 2, it was clearly intolerable to have such a sub standard room, we decided to revisit with the front desk staff. Insisting they move us to a Junior Suite. Eventually (45 minutes) we found a staff member willing to help. All in all we spent 2.5-3.0 hours with staff/support trying to get what we paid for. Awful!"