What to know before you book

The Regina sits on a square that most visitors cross on their way to the Louvre, a few steps from the golden statue of Joan of Arc. The hotel presents itself as a five-star address in the 1st arrondissement, with the Opéra Garnier a short walk away and the Musée d'Orsay across the river. For a first stay in Paris, that position is the main argument: the sights are on foot and the Tuileries are at the end of the street.

Rates depend entirely on the dates, the room category and the day of the week, so it is worth checking a few dates on the booking page rather than relying on a price quoted months ago. Fashion weeks, trade fairs and the Christmas period push prices up in a five-star hotel of this kind.

Rooms and suites

The hotel lists 98 rooms and 32 suites. Some suites come with a view of the Eiffel Tower, which is the category to look for if the skyline matters to you; the others look onto the street or the Tuileries side depending on the floor. Room sizes are not published on the hotel's main pages, so check the description of the exact room when you book, especially if you travel with a lot of luggage.

Pets are listed among the hotel's services. If you travel with an animal, confirm the conditions with the hotel before booking.

Restaurant, bar and wellness

The restaurant is called Chez Suzy and serves refined Parisian cuisine. The English Bar and the terrace are the places for an aperitif after a day at the museum. For wellness, the hotel has a sauna, a steam room and a fitness centre; there is no pool listed, so if swimming is a priority, see our selection of Paris hotels with a pool.

Location and getting around

The Place des Pyramides is served by the Pyramides metro station, and Tuileries and Palais-Royal are also within walking distance. The Louvre entrance, the Palais-Royal gardens and the shopping streets around the Opéra can all be reached on foot. For the Tuileries, read our guide to the Jardin des Tuileries; for the Opéra district, see around the Opéra Garnier.

From the airports, count on a taxi or a transfer. Roissy-Charles de Gaulle is the longer ride; the RER B to Châtelet then a short metro ride is the public-transport alternative.

Who is it for?

  • Couples and first-time visitors who want the Louvre and the Tuileries at their door.
  • Shoppers, with the Rue de Rivoli, Place Vendôme and the department stores nearby.
  • Travellers who prefer a traditional grand hotel to a minimalist one.

It is less obvious for guests who want a lively evening neighbourhood: the area empties quickly after the shops close, and nightlife is a short walk or ride away.

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How to book

You can check availability and the direct booking offer for the Hôtel Regina Paris through the Booking link in the box on this page, choosing your own dates. Compare the cancellation terms and the breakfast option before you confirm.

FAQ

Is the Hôtel Regina Paris a 5-star hotel? Yes, the hotel presents itself as a five-star address.

Where is the Hôtel Regina Paris? At 2 Place des Pyramides, 75001 Paris, opposite the Louvre and overlooking the Tuileries Garden.

Are there rooms with an Eiffel Tower view? The hotel lists suites with Eiffel Tower views. Choose the category when booking.

Does the hotel have a spa or a pool? It has a sauna, a steam room and a fitness centre. No pool is listed.

Does the hotel have a restaurant? Yes, Chez Suzy, plus an English Bar and a terrace.

Are pets allowed? Pets are listed among the services; confirm conditions with the hotel.

Paris Authority editorial team, 12 November 2026