A masterpiece of a headboard

Le Walt, on the left bank of Paris, near to the Eiffel Tower uses copies of pictures in the Louvre, which have been reproduced in a sturdy wood with a gilt frame, as the headboard for its guest suites. With the remainder of the rooms' decoration relatively standard, the device creates an interesting piece of drama.

That apart, the hotel is conveniently located to the Metro, but unfortunately perhaps too conveniently; when the trains that run underneath the building are moving, and if you're located on a lower floor, (there are only about 9 stories), you do feel the vibration. Still, I suppose that's one way of being sure that the "earth moved" in this, one of the most romantic cities in the world.