Five-star hotel surrounded by the main Parisian monuments: The Eiffel Tower, the Tuileries Garden, the Louvre Museum, the Grand Palais, the Trocadéro, the Invalides, the Orsay Museum…
The prestigious Hotel Regina, after a fully refurbishment and renovation in 2015, belongs to a long French tradition of luxury hotels. It is uniquely central situation location, overlooking the Louvre museum and the finest part of the Tuileries Garden. Paris aficionados will find the ideal place to stay, to go shopping and visit museums.
A luxury hotel just moments from the Comédie Française Theatre and the Garnier Opera House. It occupies one of the most enviable locations in Paris across from the Louvre in the midst of an area synonymous with French culture.

Since its opening in 1900, the exquisite hotel has employed a classic style throughout its interiors. 99 guest rooms including 32 suites feature views over quintessentially Parisian courtyards, with others showcasing views of the Tuileries Gardens. Few hotels in Paris can offer such spectacular views of the Musée d’Orsay, the Dôme des Invalids, the Eiffel Tower or the glass roof of the Grand Palais.

Exquisite dining experiences are enhanced with stained-glass windows complete with hand-painted floral motifs. The English Bar, Tea Room and Courtyard Garden and Terrace all offer a peaceful retreat in the heart of Paris.

Meetings and events facilities are comprised of three stylish function rooms. 24-hour Concierge and Room Service ensures your every comfort around the clock. The pet-friendly hotel also offers free Wi-Fi in guest rooms, public areas and reception rooms. All areas are non-smoking.

Historical heritage
A riding school founded by Antoine de Pluvinel, who taught Kings Henry III, Henry IV and Louis XIII the art of equitation, stood on this site in the 16th and 17th centuries.
Opened in 1900 for the World’s Fair by Mr Léonard Tauber and his associate, Mr Constant Baverez, the hotel takes place in a Second Empire building, in the former Louvre Royal stables.
Created by art lovers and patrons, the Regina opened in time for the 1900 Universal Exhibition and is still managed by the Baverez family, which founded it.
Mr Tauber was reputed for his profound aesthetic sense, his modern views on hospitality and comfort. His passion for arts gathered around his project the best artists and the most talented craftsmen of his time to make a beautiful dream come true.
Nowadays, the Baverez family perpetuates the tradition and calls upon the best French specialists to restore and look after the property.
The Regina remains the most exquisite Art Nouveau hotel in Paris. The hotel blends three architectural styles that give the building its harmonious and elegant silhouette: the arcades, typical of the rue de Rivoli, the sober façade with its balconies, and the Empire-style roof.