Pavillon Louvre Rivoli La Dépendance

Hotel

Disgusting room; broken AC, non-functioning television; very poor cleanliness and extremely outdated and cramped rooms. Plumbing was sketchy and using the sink made gross water come out of the tub drain. Staff were polite but unaccommodating. Rooms sweltering hot in the summer with no relief besides a gross dusty old fan. There was a mysterious stain that looked like either vomit or feces smeared down the side of the wall that was not adequately cleaned. Just a terrible hotel all in all. Avoid at ALL costs. You would be better off sleeping outside frankly.

Nice boutique hotel. Very close to tourist offices, the Louvre and Place de la Concorde. Perfect location at a budget price. Recommended.

All staff are so very friendly and helpful. Location is amazing just a 2 min walk to the louvre.

Very good location, small room, but sufficient for a sightseeing trip. There were no vegetables to the breakfast at all, missed that, else the breakfast was good.

For me-the main bonuses: a) location-five minutes to Louvre on foot; b) Free smartphone in the room with free internet via a French provider and free to go out of the room anywhere. For Russian pleasure will be an opportunity to make free calls from him to Russia, to Ukraine, unfortunately, it is impossible. The rooms are small, without much frills, but comfortable. Cosmetic condition for 4 +. For its price and location, in my opinion, a good option.

Enough to sleep, shower and have breakfast. The best location next to the Louvre and very close to the opera. Needs reform.

All courteous except a recepsionist that. The. First. Day. He welcomed me. Terrible. Hotel with. Great location small room with a view of the Vietnamese restaurant, great to walk around Paris.

Friendly staff, nice location — almost every tourist spot is near from this hotel like the louvre museum or say the train station. Only Eiffel tower is bit far like 35 min walk but by taxi or other public transport you can reach there in 12-15 min so no worry. Even there many high rated restaurants nearby so you can try some local food if you wish.

Friendly staff, nice location — almost every tourist spot is near from this hotel like the Louvre museum or say the train station. Just a 10 min walk. Eiffel tower though is little bit far like 35 min walk but even then… by public transport you can reach in 12-15 min. Good restaurants nearby if you want to try something local.

The location of the hotel was very nice. Clean rooms. Friendly staff. Good value for money.

Small rooms but well located.

Bad in every way. The room smelled of musky wet carpet. The sheets had lipstick stain which means they probably weren't changed. We were there for 3 nights and every day they gave us less towels. They know the rooms are bad so they have a very strict cancellation policy. Stay in the 7th and take the metro to the Louvre for $1.70 euro. This just isn't worth it for the convienance.

It's a tiny hotel. The spaces are too small and the tourist treatment is disastrous. The woman in reception is very unfriendly and unprofessional, we were treated badly, just because we did not speak French. I would never go back to this hotel again. The only good thing about it is that it is central, but there are many more hotels.

Not very clean and breakfast very short.

Perfect for a short stop.

Friendly place located near louvre and Central in Paris. Staff is always helpful But the place is a little worn. Still a good place for the holiday in Paris.

The location is impeccable. Less than 10 minutes walk to Louvre, metro line 7 and 14 are just 3 minutes away. Staff is also friendly and I like them. The room is small but fair for the price. BUT don't go there in SUMMER. Because the AC in your room might not work, which was the case for me. And we were told that there was no more ROOM with AC functioning still available. What's worse is that the fan was old fashioned and very LOUD. When you have two people in a less than 8m2 room in summer in Paris without AC, it can be disaster. Out of the three nights there, I was sleepless for one whole night. I highly recommend you to pay 30bucks more and do yourself a favor: not ruin a beautiful summer day in Paris because of dizzy head after a sleepless night.

Location of this Hotel is ideally suited for tourists. It is a budget type hotel.

Hotel's location is good, near louvre and opera house. Breakfast spread was also good. All the city and other tours start from there. Metro pyramid stop is nearby. Only drawback was room 41 allotted to us was cramped with no space for moving.

Book this hotel for the location and price and you wont be disappointed. The room was basic and forget the claim that it has air conditioning. It does not and looking at the system it has not worked for a long time, which is why they had put a fan in the room.

For the proximity to the Louvre Museum and the city centre.

In this hotel two nights, location is very good, very Central, in the Louvre and Opera House in the middle, a nice area. Room is very small, however very clean, if you just want to find a place to lie down, this is not very wrong. You can in the basement Breakfast — also very basic, but worth it, 9 € a person, a city, prices are very high. Our first morning to eat Breakfast, the next morning, go out to dinner, a man of 18 euros.

My name is Chen Hua Hu and my wife Yue Hua lu stayed in your hotel from 10/3-10/5, we found some bed bugs in our room on the last night and they bite her really bad and cause her serious problem next few days, she got rash everywhere on her body. (please see the attachments) She is very upset with that experience. We are asking compensation due to problem caused by your Hotel. after few emails sent to the Hotel, we haven't heard anything back from them. We are very disappointed and don't like the way they handled the situation. we have a lots of pictures of bed bugs and my wife got bite, but I don't know how to post them. for those who are visiting Paris, don't stay in this Hotel, unless you are not afraid of bed bugs. chen hua hu & lucy in USA don't.

I spent 5 days in Paris and I stayed at the Pavillon Louvre, I was welcomed in a wonderful way by friendly, helpful.
The Hotel is centrally located, close to the Louvre and Orsay museums and the nearby Metro allow the fast moving to Paris.
I hope to return there next holidays.
Saura.

The Parisian Museum by excellence.

I've read reviews of this hotel prior to our stay — — most of what I've read has proved to be true. A great location — — 5 minute walk to the Louvre. A reasonable rate (if this was indeed a 3 star hotel — 139 Euro/night). That about covers the "pro" side. Tiny rooms — — not unusual for European hotels, but this one has a terrible lay out. There is a bed, table, minibar, chair, and wardrobe in the room. Problem — — the minibar is under the table, the chair does not fit next to it, so the chair blocks half the room. The reservation promised a "160 cm bed" — — which would be the equivalent of queen size in the USA. The bed we had was a full size bed (about 130cm! ). We travelled with a small child — — no baby cots available, must share bed with parents. BUT — — there is only 1 blanket in the room, and 2 towels. The towels are the cheapest possible kind — — you need 2 of them to actually dry yourself, so I had to go and ask for more. Twice. The room smelled of dust and mold. When I decided to look at the air conditioner filter to see if it could be cleaned, 2 things happened — — the entire AC cover fell on me (it was held together by a few screws placed in existing holes in the plastic — — not screwed in, but placed! ). Secondly, when I did find the filter, it had about 1.5 inches of dust on it — — I cleaned it out over the toilet, and had to flush twice — was afraid it would clog the pipe.