The Hotel Paris Louvre Opera opened in 2005, so it’s still a brand new hotel. Sitting right in the center of Opera Avenue, and less than a one minute walk from the Pyramid Metro station, one of its charms is the extremely convenient location. Opera Garnier, the Louvre, and Vandome Plaza are all a short walk away. It’s also pretty convenient that the Monoprix supermarket and the Paul bakery are very near to Pyramid station. Just a short distance from the hotel is Rue Sainte-Anne. This street is often called "Japan Street" because of its many Japanese food shops selling osozai and bentos, whose eaves all run one into the next. You’ll often see Japanese people here, and since it’s safe even at night this is an area where you can stay with total peace of mind. And a bus stop for the shuttle bus to Galeries Lafayette and the Roissy Bus to Charles de Gaulle International Airport is less than 5 minutes away on foot.
From Pyramid station you can take Line 7 on the Metro straight to Galeries Lafayette, the Louvre, Chatelet, and the Quartier Latin. It also connects to Line 14, which runs automatically and stops at Saint Lazare, Madeleine, Chatelet, and Gare de Lyon stations, so it won't be affected by the strike.
The hotel has a modern, chic interior done with a basis of beige, brown, and purple. The guest rooms, in addition to air-conditioning and a mini-bar, even feature Japanese satellite broadcasting's JSTV. All twenty rooms are furnished with a bathtub, so any Japanese guests will be pleased. And since they serve a complete, buffet-style breakfast you'll even be able to have a nice time first thing in the morning.

One of the great charms of the Hotel Daunou Opera is how good the location is. Since you can easily walk to the Opera House in Opera Plaza, as well as the department stores behind the Opera House, in just a few minutes, it’s convenient for shopping right up until the stores close. You can even get to the stop on Rue Scribe for the shuttle bus that runs between the Opera House and Charles de Gaulle International Airport on foot!
On Rue de la Paix, which crosses Rue Daunou where the hotel is, stands the shop where the Repetto ballet shoe brand began many years ago. And beyond that street the beautiful Vandome Plaza spreads out before you. If you face away from the Opera House and head down Opera Avenue you will come to the Royal Palace, and finally to the Louvre. If, however, you walk down the souvenir shop-filled Rue de Rivoli you will soon be at the Tuileries Gardens. You can really get to just about anywhere on foot, making this an ideal location.
The area around the Opera House is extremely beautiful, and it's always a very popular spot for Japanese tourists. Crossing Opera Avenue brings you to Rue Saint-Anne, or "Japan Street", which has plenty of shops selling osozai, bento lunches, and other Japanese food, so you’ll be all right even if you get tired of French food. This is also good for anyone who just wants to have a nice, simple meal.
All 50 rooms were remodeled in 2004. There are Twin, Double, and Triple rooms, as well as Duplex (connected) rooms, and all have a bathtub.