City of Louvre

Who needs museums when you can stay in a building listed as a historic monument? Built in 1639 by Cardinal Richelieu, the Prime Minister under Louis XIII of France, this luxurious residence exudes Parisian charm and opulence. And with views of the Louvre Museum and the Palais Royal outside your window, you'll be pleased to know that you can, in fact, have it all as you'll be living in a historical monument, right next door to one of the world's most renowned museums. If that's not more than you bargained for, then get a load of the stunning interiors adorning every last square inch of the apartment. From the glass-roofed lounge inviting in exceptional views and tons of natural light to the marble dining room table that accommodates up to twelve guests – quality is of the essence at this home. We particularly love the free-standing bubble baths featured in some of the bedrooms – you'll feel like royalty as you soak the day away with a glass of French wine in hand. Home truths: *The home may feel smaller than the photos show – we'd recommend a maximum guest count of nine *Due to the central location, you may hear some noise during your stay *The air conditioning only works in some of the bedrooms *At capacity, two people will be sleeping on a sofa bed in the second living room *Access to the apartment is via a public entrance *The host kindly asks that you are conscious of the neighbours during your stay, meaning no noise in the common areas of the building *If you break any of the house rules, a penalty charge of your deposit will be taken and you may be asked to leave *Child-friendly amenities such as a fold-up cot and high chair are available only upon request and prior to your arrival