Hôtel du Louvre
Palais-Royal, Paris
“Haussmannian cultural landmark”
Vibe
George Wong’s redesign layers whimsical Emmanuel Pierre collages over Second Empire proportions, anchored by a historic restored glass roof.
“Haussmannian cultural landmark”
An 1855 Napoleon III landmark where Camille Pissarro painted his famous Parisian cityscapes from upper-floor windows.
High-ceilinged accommodations with Codage Paris bath products, plush robes, and views across Place André Malraux.
George Wong interiors pairing whimsical Emmanuel Pierre illustrations with an Ateliers Duchemin restored stained-glass roof.
On Place André Malraux facing the Comédie-Française, steps from the Louvre and Palais-Royal gardens
Rooms
High ceilings and classic mouldings frame wide views across Place André Malraux toward the Louvre, stocked with Codage Paris amenities.
Backstory
Commissioned by Napoleon III for the 1855 World's Fair, Camille Pissarro later painted eleven Parisian streetscapes from his upper-floor window.
Eat & drink
Paris's only Paul Bocuse brasserie serves Lyonnais classics alongside botanical cocktails under the restored stained-glass canopy at L’Officine du Louvre.
The neighborhood
Step outside to the Comédie-Française fountain, with the quiet arcades of the Palais-Royal and the Louvre just across the square.
The app
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