Hôtel du Louvre, in The Unbound Collection by Hyatt in Paris

It's totally not worth the price of 5,000 per night. Except for the fact that it's near the Arc de Triomphe, the rest is not in line with the five-star hotel and the room price. The lobby is beautifully decorated on the first floor, but the room decoration is the same as that of a 500-yuan small hotel. The cabinets and tables are like the standard of rental houses in urban villages, and there are two inspection holes above the door. There is a strong decoration smell in the room, so I asked to change one. As a result, the door lock of the second room was broken and could not be locked. I changed another room, and the floor of the third room creaked when I walked, and it also had a decoration smell. The front desk said that there were no other rooms, and I could only choose one of these three rooms, so I had no choice but to change back to the first room. I called the front desk on the second day of my stay to ask for a few bottles of water, but no one brought them in 20 minutes. The attitude of the front desk staff who handled the on-boarding and the luggage delivery staff was quite good, but the hardware facilities really have nothing to do with the five-star hotel. There were stains on the towels in the room, and there was dust in the corners. It's close to the road and not very soundproof at night. The check-in experience is really bad.