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Luxurious Accommodations in the Heart of Paris
Elegant Rooms with Modern Amenities
Indulge in luxury with air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen TVs, free WiFi, and picturesque views of Tuileries Gardens and the Louvre. Enjoy the convenience of in-room coffee and tea facilities for a cozy stay.
Fine Dining and Relaxation
Savor French cuisine at Salon Rivoli, unwind on the terrace, or sip a drink in the British-themed lounge bar. Treat yourself to exquisite teas and pastries. Start your day with a delightful continental or buffet breakfast, with special rates for children.
Convenience and Services
Benefit from room service, a limousine service, and a 24-hour concierge. Pet-friendly for small pets under 6 kg. Just steps away from Tuileries Metro Station, explore Paris with ease, from the Opera Garnier to the Champs-Elysees.
Book now for an unforgettable stay at Hôtel Regina Louvre!
Please be advised that the credit card used to make the reservation must be presented at check-in, as well as valid identification. The cardholder’s name must match the guest’s name. If the same credit card cannot be presented, the guest will need to present a new credit card for full payment to be taken.
Please note that if a non-guest wishes to pay for a guest in the hotel, the hotel will require specific documents prior to the guest’s arrival in order to prevent bank card fraud.
Please note that the hotel may proceed to a pre-authorization on your credit card to ensure sufficient funds are available to cover the charges for your stay at the time of booking.
Note that the best exchange rate will be applied by the property during the payment transaction. They do not apply fixed rate. Moreover, guests will not have to pay extra fees.
Children from 6 until 12 years old can enjoy the buffet breakfast at a reduced costof EUR 26 per child.Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Pets are allowed on request. Charges may be applicable.
When booking more than 5 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.
WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Public parking is possible at a location nearby (reservation is not needed) and costs EUR 40 per day.
Children of any age are allowed.
Children up to and including 2 years old stay for free when using an available cot.
Children up to and including 11 years old stay for free when using an existing bed.
Children from 12 years old to 17 years old stay for € 100 per person per night when using an existing bed.
People 12 years old and over stay for € 120 per person per night when using an available extra bed.
Any type of extra bed or child's cot/crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Supplements are not calculated automatically in the total costs and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Nice place to be
nothing
As instalaçãoes precisam passar por uma adequações , tapete dos corredores precisam ser trocados
O cafe da manha e bem simples
Location
Very old building, no renovation for the long time, the facility is very old and not very clean. All towers and bathrobe are so bleached.
This hotel is well located-right across from the Louvre. Also within walking distance of the Museum D-orsay and L'orangerie.
Lots of easy to walk to restaurants and cafes. The staff was great in making recommendations to visit, places to eat, getting us taxis.
nothing
arquitetura do hotel e sua localização privilegiada.
o serviço no café da manha e lavanderia, tv ruim.
Service, food , quality
Fully booked always
Lo charm
Alcuni mobili andrebbero rinnovati
Everything was very nice but it was hot and no airconditioning in the hotel lobby or restaurant.
Our grandmother graciously spoiled us with a stay at Hotel Regina. We thoroughly enjoyed the breakfast every morning. The gym was amazing and the staff always helped with directions . #Love Paris
Normal
Very poorly organized. I arrived from a trip with my daughter and the place wasn't ready. I had already sent a message informing them that I would arrive early. My 1-year-old daughter was very stressed and I needed to use the bathroom. They took me to the spa's bathroom. Surreal. After a 10-hour trip, to go through this situation.
Please note: this review is solely about the HOTEL BAR and not accommodations.
I never imagined I would be writing a review like this because the bar at Hotel Regina had been one of my favorite places in Paris. I had visited several times over the years, and the staff even recognized me and welcomed me back. Unfortunately, what happened on this visit was so appalling that I will never return.
I ordered a €25 glass of champagne, which was served in a coupe glass alongside small dishes of cashews and olives. Within minutes I noticed flies swarming around the food. Then the unthinkable happened: one of the flies landed on the rim of my champagne glass and fell directly into my drink.
I immediately called the waiter over. He apologized, removed the glass, and brought me another. Hoping that would solve the problem, I covered the dishes of nuts and olives with a napkin because the flies were clearly attracted to them.
It only got worse.
Almost immediately, more insects began gathering on top of the napkin. Then I watched another insect crawl around the rim of my replacement champagne glass. At that point I was completely disgusted and had lost all confidence in the cleanliness of the establishment. There was no way I was going to continue drinking.
I politely explained that I should not be expected to pay for champagne served in these conditions. Astonishingly, the waiter insisted that I pay anyway—even though I hadn't even consumed a full glass because insects had contaminated it.
Charging a guest for insect-infested champagne is unacceptable for any establishment. For a luxury Paris hotel, it's inexcusable.
Instead of correcting the situation immediately, they handed me the bar manager's business card and told me to complain the next day. I had the concierge at my nearby hotel call on my behalf, only to be told there would be no refund.
Only after I returned to the United States and endured weeks of emails and a frustrating back-and-forth did they finally agree to reimburse me. Even then, instead of simply refunding the credit card they had charged, they required my banking information and sent an international wire transfer—a completely unnecessary hassle for a €25 charge.
What baffles me most is that this happened during chilly weather, not the height of summer. Why were there so many flies inside a supposedly elegant hotel bar? It certainly made me question the sanitation standards behind the scenes.
Luxury hospitality isn't measured by chandeliers or expensive champagne. It's measured by how you respond when something goes wrong. Hotel Regina failed spectacularly. A manager should have apologized sincerely, comped the drink immediately, and done everything possible to restore a loyal customer's confidence.
Instead, they argued over €25.
They didn't just lose a customer—they lost someone who had happily recommended this bar for years.
My advice is simple: don't go. Paris is filled with beautiful hotel bars where guests are treated with respect and hygiene isn't an afterthought. Hotel Regina is no longer one of them.
Pas de lecteur dvd accessible et à connecter sur la tv
Location
Rooms are too small
Classic and old hotel
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