Located on the ground floor, this Parisian Salon is the largest meeting room in the hotel. With its warm tones and beautifully hand-painted panoramic wall hangings, it provides an elegant setting for cocktails, conferences, and private meals. It is equipped with free Wi-Fi, a projector, and a screen for audiovisual needs. The room is fully accessible for persons with reduced mobility (PMR).

The Honoré meeting room, located on the mezzanine level, offers a spacious yet intimate setting bathed in natural daylight. With beautiful views of the Comédie Française, this elegant space pays tribute to French writer Honoré de Balzac. Its magnificent library creates a refined ambiance, perfect for meetings, private meals, and cocktail gatherings. Guests benefit from free Wi-Fi access, as well as a projector and screen for audiovisual needs. The room is also fully accessible for persons with reduced mobility (PMR).

Located on the mezzanine level, the Victor meeting room is bathed in natural light from four large windows overlooking the Comédie Française. A tribute to the renowned French poet Victor Hugo and his inspiring works, this space fosters creativity and is ideal for meetings and brainstorming sessions. Guests benefit from free Wi-Fi access, as well as a projector and screen for audiovisual needs. The room is also fully accessible for persons with reduced mobility (PMR).

Offer your guests an unforgettable experience on La Terrasse de l’Hôtel du Louvre, an exceptional private space available exclusively for your events, both summer and winter. Surrounded by the capital’s most emblematic landmarks, such as the Louvre, the Cartier Foundation, and the Palais Royal gardens, this terrace offers unparalleled views in an atmosphere that is both elegant and refined. Open from 7:00 am to midnight, it is the perfect setting to host your breakfasts, lunches, cocktail parties, after-work events, or dinners. Thanks to its modular configuration and warm ambiance, La Terrasse is ideally suited for private or professional events.

With large windows overlooking the Comédie Française, the Hector meeting room is filled with natural daylight. Subtly integrated into the décor, music scores and instruments pay tribute to composer Hector Berlioz, creating an atmosphere that blends elegance with creativity. Located on the mezzanine level, this unique space invites guests to compose their own symphony in a refined musical setting. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi access, as well as a television for audiovisual needs. The room is also fully accessible for persons with reduced mobility (PMR).

Step into the world of Jules Verne’s travels and let curiosity guide the way. Bathed in abundant natural light, this meeting room offers a warm and inviting atmosphere. With its stunning view of the Comédie Française, it sparks creativity and inspires exploration for intiminate gatherings.

A tribute to the famous Sherlock Holmes novels by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the Arthur meeting room is a true cabinet of curiosities. Bathed in natural daylight, it offers stunning views of the Comédie Française, creating an inspiring environment for your gatherings. The room is equipped with free Wi-Fi, a projector, and a screen for audiovisual needs.

A tribute to fashion, the Eugénie meeting room embodies the elegance of a true boudoir, intimate, refined, and inspiring. Bathed in natural daylight and offering stunning views of the Comédie Française, this space is ideal for small group meetings. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi access, as well as a projector and screen for audiovisual needs. The room is also fully accessible for persons with reduced mobility (PMR).

This intimate meeting room is bathed in natural daylight, thanks to its large windows that offer unforgettable views over Place Colette. Inspired by the artistry of French painter Camille Pissarro, who once stayed at the hotel in the 19th century, its décor features brushes, frames, and easels, creating a creative and inspiring atmosphere. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi access, and the space is fully accessible for persons with reduced mobility (PMR).