Firstly, thanks to everyone who gives out all this helpful information for everyone to read. I%26#39;ll be in Paris April this year, with my 11yro and husband, and thinking of staying at the Citadines at the Louvre. It seems to be a great place, but can someone tell me if it has a luggage storage room and how secure/safe this is? Im thinking of taking a later flight to come home so we can enjoy that extra day in Paris, so we would need to check out and leave our luggage somewhere! Thanks
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Sorry...I don%26#39;t know for a dead-certainty whether they have a space for luggage storage for early arriving guests or post check-out...but I%26#39;d be shocked if they didn%26#39;t. Most Parisian hotels will offer something...most usually a space off of the lobby or behind a front desk. These spaces will be as secure as they need be. But if your luggage is carrying gold bullion, precious gems of art masterpieces then it might be best to carry it with you...otherwise your stuff will be just fine.
If you have specific questions about this or other of this particular property%26#39;s amenities, you would be well advised to contact the specic Citadine property directly via e-mail or fax or telephone.
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Most Citadines I have been to have a luggage room.
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We stayed there in 2004. We checked out in the morning, stored our luggage and spent our final day sightseeing in Paris before leaving in the afternoon. There was a luggage room but theoretically another guest in the hotel could pretend your luggage was theirs and steal it as I don%26#39;t recall a ticket or claim system. We always lock our bags and have a combination cable lock to tie them altogether in such a way that they are hard to move without unlocking them. If you can loop the cable around something solid as well then it is almost impossible to move the bags without unlocking them. I think it is fairly safe to leave your luggage there.
Have a great time - the Citadines Louvre is in a brilliant location.
HarleyB
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