"I recently stayed at the Hotel du Louvre with my parents. To accommodate our party of three adults, I booked a “Family Room” which is a twin room with a full bathroom connecting to a king room with a full bathroom (not to be confused with the property’s “Family Suite” which appears to be a junior suite with bunk beds in the sitting area).
At check-in, we were presented with refreshing towels, metal bottled water, and a cookie. The rooms were small (expected in Paris), but had good storage and large windows opening onto the Place du Palais Royal and Louvre. The lobby had a water refill station behind the concierge desk which was convenient for refilling the metal bottles provided by the hotel. We received a box of madeleines and a box of chocolates as a welcome amenity. At turndown each evening we were offered additional waters and chocolates.
Breakfast is served in Brasserie du Louvre and is a large buffet with made to order eggs/pancakes/porridge and coffee. I thought the breads and pastries were excellent, with the pistachio beignets taking the win for me. There was chilled champagne to make mimosas with the fresh juices. The hot offerings and cake offerings changed slightly each day, but the fruits, vegetables, cereals, smoked fishes, meats and cheeses, and yogurt remained consistent.
Service and housekeeping were excellent and I found the rooms quiet despite their central location and a seemingly quite full hotel. I actually prefer the HdL to the Park Hyatt in Paris and I already have a return visit booked."