A pioneer in metal architecture, Gustave Eiffel is a French industrial engineer and entrepreneur. Born in 1832 in Dijon, the ambitious engineer built more than 200 bridges, a hundred viaducts, stations and churches throughout the world during his career. Its success has led it to the heart of more innovative projects such as the construction of the internal structure of the Statute of Liberty in New York but above all the construction of a real masterpiece, the Eiffel Tower. The tower that symbolizes Paris and France.
During the colonial era, the Eiffel Cabinet arrived in Madagascar for construction work in the north of the island. While in Antananarivo, the firm's engineers also built a building in the Antaninarenina district in 1930. A historic building that now houses Le Louvre Hotel & Spa. Renovated in 2009, the establishment has successfully combined modernity with its historical past. Indeed, the metal structures, clearly visible inside the establishment, remind us of its designer, Gustave Eiffel.
Ideal for your business and tourist stays, Louvre Hotel & Spa offers you luxurious rooms in the heart of the city centre close to the main shops, banks and administrations.