Wicked Magic at the Hôtel du Louvre, the Wizard of Oz takes over Hyatt suites

What if we went off the beaten track and experienced the magic of Wicked in an unusual room at the Hôtel du Louvre? As part of the "Be More Wicked" campaign, Haytt Europe suites and rooms are meticulously decorated to reflect the magic of the film. Here's a look at the Hôtel du Louvre's room, which is sure to make you see life in pink (and green).

Bedding in shades of green, gold and pink, fairy-tale furniture and surprising little details - like a welcome letter from Oz or pink and green bathrobes - transform these spaces into veritable fairy-tale settings.

This magical, immersive experience also includes a daily buffet breakfast and two tickets to see Wicked in theaters.

You can then extend this magical experience by sampling themed cocktails at the hotel bar, L'Officine du Louvre.

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And while you're at it, why not take the opportunity to discover Jade Génin's delicious Christmas Tea Time.

Starting at 890 euros, this Parisian getaway is sure to be a magical and enchanting experience, an original idea for a unique moment.

This initiative is part of a wider project deployed by World of Hyatt in several major European cities, including London, Munich and Madrid, where other hotels in the chain are also offering stays based on this enchanting theme. It's a great way for Hyatt to celebrate the release of Wicked, in cinemas on November 22, 2024, while offering new experiences to its customers.

This experience, which does come at a price, is aimed at couples of friends or lovers who are looking for an out-of-the-ordinary experience. In addition to having a suite that transports you into a magical universe, the Hôtel du Louvre is ideally located. Facing the Palais Royal and the Opera, a stone's throw from the Galerie Vivienne and the Louvre, of course, but also from the Tuileries and Concorde Christmas Markets, it's hard to beat the location.

Why not indulge in an enchanted interlude at the Hôtel du Louvre?