Our services

Facilities of the Hotel Louvre Lens

• Reception 24 hours a day
• Complimentary Wifi (unlimited)
• Brasserie inspired by local cuisine with terrace - Our brasserie is currently closed
• Bar and co-working
 space
• Events and personalised seminars
• 
Welbeing space with sauna and fitness - Our welbeing space is currently closed
• Massages (extra charge – by reservation)
• Free French and international press
• Concierge service
• 
Louvre museum tickets for sale
• 
Room service

• Open access to computer and printer or in your room
• Laundry service (extra charge)
• Train station transfer (extra charge – by reservation)
• Rooms accessible for people with reduced mobility
• Cot, high chair, bottle warmer or babysitter on request

Breakfast

Breakfast at the hotel is a mini-feast! A sumptuous buffet is set up every morning offering guests a generous range of the best French produce. Locally roasted coffee as well as a wide range of healthy, organic produce. Don’t forget to try out slices of the impressively large farmhouse loaf, which is proofed for nearly 72 hours!

The Brasserie (currently closed)

With the Galibot, the hotel offers a modern-day tavern open to the public. It offers a lovely view over the restored workers’ gardens and the kitchens. Member of the team put all their skill and experience into sustainably attracting a local clientele as much as visiting tourists. They promise to surprise the former and initiate the latter by upgrading local specialities and carefully hand-picking suppliers. The delicatessen, cheese, beer and also the snails, ice-creams, tea and coffee all come from nearby producers. Outdoor service on a cosy terrace in the summer sunshine.

The menu changes everyday.
Book a table on-line

Fitness and Wellbeing Facilities ((currently closed)

Mens sana in corpore sano - a healthy mind in a healthy body! The decor at the fitness and wellbeing facilities is a soothing blend of white and natural wood, providing the perfect ambience for a work-out before a day at the museum, or to unwind afterwards. In addition to standard fitness equipment (cross trainers, treadmills and fitness bikes), there is a traditional sauna with a quite unexpected feature – a window looking out over the museum and surrounding lawns.