A hotel near the Louvre and Montorgueil: the Hôtel Bachaumont, a Parisian establishment steeped in history
Just a stone’s throw from the Louvre Museum and nestled in the pedestrianised Montorgueil district, the Hôtel Bachaumont embodies the very essence of the Parisian art of living. This 4-star hotel in the 2nd arrondissement offers an ideal base from which to explore the capital’s cultural treasures whilst enjoying the buzz of one of Paris’s liveliest neighbourhoods.
An exceptional location between the Louvre and Montorgueil
This central location places the hotel at the crossroads of two sides of Paris: on one side, the lively, food-loving atmosphere of Montorgueil; on the other, the grandeur of the Louvre’s museums and architecture, along with its gardens.
Experience the Montorgueil neighbourhood like a Parisian
Rue Montorgueil, entirely pedestrianised, is one of the last authentic market streets in Paris. Fruit and vegetable stallholders, cheesemongers, historic bakeries and lively terraces set the pace of the day here, from the first coffees of the morning to late-night aperitifs. It is here that local residents and passing travellers meet, in an atmosphere that is both warm and cosmopolitan. This is the very spirit that the Hôtel Bachaumont cultivates in its own restaurant.
Shopping enthusiasts and those keen to discover local treasures will also appreciate the hotel’s proximity to the Passage du Grand Cerf and its designer boutiques, just a few minutes’ walk away.
The Louvre and nearby cultural highlights
Beyond the Louvre, one of the world’s most visited museums, the neighbourhood is brimming with must-see attractions within walking distance: the Tuileries Gardens and the Palais-Royal with its gardens. Les Halles, halfway between the hotel and the Louvre, round off this cultural itinerary with its green spaces and range of shops.
A stay at the Hôtel Bachaumont therefore allows you to combine cultural visits with an immersion in the vibrant heart of Paris, without having to rely on public transport for most of your journeys.
Why choose the Hôtel Bachaumont for your stay in Paris?
Beyond its location, the Hôtel Bachaumont captivates with an experience thoughtfully crafted down to the smallest detail, blending contemporary design, local cuisine and moments of well-being.
Rooms and suites designed for a Parisian stay
The hotel’s 49 rooms and suites bear the signature of designer Dorothée Meilichzon, who has skilfully blended a contemporary aesthetic with classic references to modern-day Paris. From the Classic Room (17 m²) to the Signature Suite (50 m²), each space offers an intimate and refined atmosphere, adorned with soft colours and carefully selected furnishings. Some rooms, overlooking Rue Bachaumont, even feature a balcony, whilst certain suites can accommodate up to four people for the most exceptional stays.
Restaurant and bar: the Bachaumont way of life
The Bachaumont Restaurant moves to the rhythm of the neighbourhood, from the morning light to the buzz of the evening, centred around creative, modern cuisine. A natural neighbour to the restaurant, the Bar Chaumont invites you to extend your evening in a refined and convivial atmosphere, embodying the very spirit of the Parisian bar: welcoming, lively and timeless.
A wellness area to recharge your batteries
For travellers seeking to unwind, as well as local regulars, the hotel offers a wellness area dedicated to body and facial treatments. The therapists, experts in naturopathy and holistic beauty, offer a rejuvenating break after a day spent exploring the capital’s museums and streets.
Louvre, Montorgueil: what you need to know before booking
How long does it take to walk from the Hôtel Bachaumont to the Louvre?
It takes about 15 minutes to walk from the Hôtel Bachaumont to the entrance of the Louvre, via Rue Montorgueil and the Les Halles district.
What is there to do in the Montorgueil neighbourhood?
The Montorgueil district is best explored on foot: street markets, cafés, restaurants and designer boutiques line this pedestrianised street, one of the liveliest in Paris.
Is the Hôtel Bachaumont close to other Parisian landmarks?
Yes. As well as the Louvre, the hotel is within walking distance of the Palais-Royal and the Tuileries Gardens, making it a convenient base for exploring Paris’s historic centre without having to rely on public transport too often.
