Regina Hotel

2 Place des Pyramides, Paris, Île-de-France, 75001, France | 4 star hotel

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Day 4 Sacre Coeur, Forum des Halle's and beyond

A travel blog entry by katem74

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... of all the souveniour shops, but purchasing nothing. Not really tempted to look at anything else in the area, I was back to the Metro. It was only one stop and then a change of metro lines. On the platform I followed the right exit for the line I am changing too. However, out in main terminal there are no more signs. Obviously looking a little lost as I am back tracking with my map, looking to see if missed sign to platform I needed, a man offers assistance. Showing on my map ...

Napoléon dans son cercueil...

A travel blog entry by road-trip-a-5

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... avance, plus on doit nager dans cette mer de touristes… je tiens Flo d'une main, ma caméra de l'autre et je nage à contre-courant. Arrivés devant la cathédrale, un constat s’impose : c’est une très mauvaise idée de se rendre au site touristique le plus visité de la capitale le weekend de la fête nationale. Bravo les champions! :-)

Ok! On saute dans le métro direction La Motte me piquait. On reprend ça ...

Paris: day 3

A travel blog entry by mwitt111

Not as busy as yesterday, fortunately, but still enjoyable. Woke up at around 4 am to thunder, lightning, and rain beating on my upward facing window. It was the first time we'd had rain since we arrived, and it was oddly comforting. I had a chance to enjoy my last night alone before Tanner, Tom, and Damien came back from La Mans. I finished Hunger Games, took a nice hot bath, and finally went back to sleep at around 7:30. I woke up again at ...

On My Own Again

A travel blog entry by zolina

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... French. Mom told him "no parlais" (i.e. we don’t understand), and the guy seemed disgusted by the fact that we didn’t speak French. But he continued to try and talk to us. Very weird and uncomfortable. So we ate as quickly as we could and tried to ignore him.

Notre Dame Cathedral:

We spent the morning taking the grand tour of Notre Dame Cathedral. I’d seen it all before, except the back garden for some reason. So it wasn’t ...

Day 1 - Palace of Versailles

A travel blog entry by ladha

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... the magic fountain display.


Eiffel Tower (Night light)

On our way back from Versailles, we got down at the Eiffel Station to visit one of the world’s most beautiful places 'The Eiffel Tower’.

We spent the entire evening at the Eiffel tower with lot of pictures and sat down at the park right opposite the tower. The crowd was so huge as usual and long waiting lines. The tower is amazing to ...

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Location

This 4 star hotel, located in the Louvre/Opera area of Paris, is near Jardin des Tuileries, Decorative Arts Museum (Le musee des Arts Decoratifs), Musee de la Mode et du Textile, and Colette.
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    Historical Traveler Reviews Regina Hotel Paris

    Old world charm and style

    from anonymous

    We stayed at the Regina in June and loved every second of our visit.

    Our room was incredible, with huge french windows that overlooked the tuileries and the Eiffel Tower beyond. The room itself was huge and evocative of 'old paris'. The bathroom was big too which is a dream in Paris. The location is fantastic. Seconds from the louvre and the tuileries, a skip away from hot chocolate at Angeliques and a pleasant stroll to the Place Vendome and Blvde Hausseman. Faubourg St Honore is only moments away as well!The Regina is an older style European hotel, it has been used in many films including la femme Nikita. Please stay there if you can, you won't regret ii.

    Good Times

    from anonymous

    This hote was amazing. Great location, wonderful staff and great breakfast. Definetely recommended.

    Wonderful

    from anonymous

    I stayed at the Regine twice and both times were as good as each other.

    Wonderful rooms, large, great breakfast and a wonderful location.

    Leaving the Regina was like leaving a part of me in PAris.

    Amazing place

    from anonymous

    I stayed a week at the Regina. It was amazing. Close to everything. I was on the top floor and across my balcony was the most incredible view of Paris. The room was comfortable, service wonderful, and even though I dont speak french I was thankful the employees at the front desk did. They were very helpful and kind to me. I will be back someday!

    Inadequate air conditioning

    from summersoff

    Airconditioning was not adequate - we just returned from a trip with the last 5 nights in Paris. Although I informed the front desk of the problem and a technican came, the room was not comfortable. We were ont he top floor - perhaps they should not have the top floor open in the summer if this is a problem. The room itself was beautiful, clean. The bathroom was large, clean, and full of light. Maid service and service staff were highly responsive. However, due to the air conditioning problem, lack of, I would not stay at this hotel again.

    Our special place

    from anonymous

    This hotel will always have a special place in our hearts. Besides being a charming Beaux Arts beauty, it is the place that my wife and I got engaged. I mention this because it highlights another charm of this little gem -- the staff. They were so helpful with all my plotting and planning and helped make the surprise come off without a hitch. We will visit the Regina again and again over the many years of our marriage!

    Incredible Hotel

    from anonymous

    This Hotel is fantastic. The rooms are great, the people are very friendly and helpful. The food is wonderful and best of all, it's located in the best district in Paris. For first timers you really want to your Hotel to be located in this district. The Louvre is right across the street. The Eiffel Tower is within walking distance. There is also a fantastic bus-tour company 20 steps from the Hotel (this will be very important to you because after any tours that you book you'll be dropped off right at the Hotel). For those of you who heed this advice, say hello to Stefan (the breakfast host at the Hotel restraunt) from Michael and Kitty.

    Not all that - but not bad

    from fdldd

    So perhaps my feelings about the Regina were biased by the fab hotel we had just stayed at in Venice, also on frequent guest stay miles. The room at the Danieli in Venice was top of the line. In Paris, at the Regina, our "free" (points) room was on the top floor, so it had that sort of horrible low ceiling you get in Parisian top floor rooms. It was laid out oddly, and was a bit claustrophobic. It was also impossible to get it not too hot or not too cold - the heater was sporadically scalding and/or freezing! The hot water into the bath tub, in a rather nicely petite, white tiled forties-feeling bathroom, was the hottest hot water we had in all Europe. So that was good. But as far as service, well, it was not very good. Forget getting turndown! It was a joy to get towels without calling. The bar was great service and decent priced for cocktails. The breakfast (continental included) was a good deal, and it was nice to have table service versus horrible buffet!! But still, all in all, I was not thrilled.

    A Parisian Treasure

    from anonymous

    We had a short stay during our honeymoon trip and were charmed by the Regina Hotel. Full of character, and wonderful location, we found outstanding service.

    We were first placed in a honeymoon suite which was lovely having a bathroom with a painted mural, but no view except rafters. We requested a view of the city, and they were surprised we preferred one of their smallest rooms but with a view we enjoyed day and night!

    The room was indeed small, but cozy with luxurious furnishings including an antiquie, built-in wardrobe, marble built-in desk, and rich tapestries and bedspreads. The bathroom was quite large and modern, even by U.S. standards. And the view of the Eiffel Tower, gardens and city skyline was breathtaking.

    We loved our stay and would go back in a heartbeat. Excellent choice for a Parisian adventure.

    Regina Hotel

    from anonymous

    Last fall, we stayed at The Regina Hotel and absolutely LOVED it!! The location is perfect, right across the street from the Louve & Tuilleries. Fantastic shopping on all surrounding streets. But the best part was our room. It was absolutely incredible. It was a 6 room suite with 20' high ceilings a fabulous view of the Eiffel Tower, excellent restaurant (and room service), service (twice daily maid service) Terry bath robes, great tour booking from the main desk, elegant lounge/bar. It truely was a huge factor in our loving Paris. We can't wait to go back!! Do yourselves a favor and check out this place. Our room rate was $245/night.

    TripAdvisor Reviews Regina Hotel Paris

    4.00 of 5 stars Excellent