A hotel near the Louvre

You'll be looking for a hotel rather than a B&B in the area near the Louvre, that area isn't really typical B&B territory.We can give better advice if you can give your price range.

http://troi.cc.rochester.edu/~tdip/tomsguidetoparis.htm

Hi Kailee ~ Tom's Guide to Paris is not especially helpful for hotel / B&B purposes, but it does provide background information many find useful. You should note there's a "contact me" button on the above web site ~ so you may email questions, free.

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I've stayed at the Brighton several times and I like it. The Tuileries view faces out over the gardens and a few floors up have a great view of Paris, then the metro is across the street which gives you the best access to the Louvre through the Palais Royal and Musee du Louvre Metro Entrance.

The courtyard rooms tend to be a bit quieter (no street noise) and a bit smaller (therefore a bit cheaper).

The hotel is older, but remodeled recently. Not the cheapest, but a great location, attentive staff and the rooms are quite spacious.

A very nice small hotel is Le Relais du Louvre. Reasonable rates and close to the Louvre, Notre Dame & the Seine.
http://www.relaisdulouvre.com/index.html

Thank You! And my apologies for posting the question again. I missed seeing this. I will look into the websites given. I am hoping for a room under or at $200 per night.

Thank You~
Kailee

Okay, under $200/night, that's what we needed to know. Not too many of those in that area, try:Louvre Ste-AnnePlace du Louvreor Relais du Louvre (already suggested above)Those are the 3 hotels in the Michelin red guide that are at or under $200/night for a single.