Hotel Louvre Bons Enfants

In the heart of Paris, the hotel Louvre Bons Enfants enjoys a spectacular location, within a stone’s throw of Le Musée du Louvre, Palais Royal and Jardins Des Tuileries.

This charming hotel and its bright and classic décor offers all modern comfort in a family run business ambience.


The hotel
Welcome to the Hotel Louvre Bons Enfants, a central site from which to visit Paris, the City of Lights. Our 3-star establishment has 31 rooms, fitted out in a spirit of comfort, which also offer the modernity of new technologies. This completely renovated, charming hotel combines a classic decor with pastel shades and offers the chance to experience a new way of life.

Reception
Our spacious reception, open 24 hours a day, is furnished in a classic style. You will be welcomed considerately by our multilingual staff: English, Spanish and Portuguese. Experienced and attentive to your needs, Christian, Miguel and Eric will also help you to discover all the sites in this district which is so rich in history.

Services
A range of services is available for the comfort of all our guests: reception open 24 hours a day, individual central heating, lift, cafeteria, free Internet access, a safe and fax services at reception, a safe and a mini-bar in each room, public car park nearby, airport shuttle bus, excursions, bicycle and car rental, show and restaurant reservations. Also, a laundry service is at your disposal and breakfast may be served in your room at no extra cost. All rooms have air-conditioning in July.



Hotel Louvre Bons Enfants is located in Paris near: Tourism in the district
A short walk from the Hotel Louvre Bons Enfants lies the majestic and very famous Louvre Museum, former residence of the Kings of France and, for two centuries, one of the largest museums in the world. You can also enjoy the Opera Garnier, La Bourse, Place de la Madeleine and Notre Dame… Furthermore, just a short metro journey will take you to the Arc de Triomphe, the most famous symbol of our national history as well as the Seine river boats which lie at the foot of the flamboyant Eiffel Tower.