Hotel Regina, the perfect establishment for your exceptional events

Luxury hotel located in the center of Paris to organize exceptional events

"Paris is a party". In his time, Hemingway was already convinced of the exceptional potential of the French capital. More than fifty years later, Paris is still as popular with musicians, writers, artists, thinkers and dreamers. And by businesses. The City of Light is the ideal place to organize any kind of event. Business seminars, weddings, anniversaries: everything is possible in Paris. To take full advantage of the charms of the capital while enjoying a sublime place to stay, book a room in the center of Paris without further delay. In particular, in a 5-star hotel in the heart of the 1st arrondissement to organize unforgettable events. Once settled in your spacious room, you are ready to live an intense moment that will leave you with memorable impressions.

Organize your event at the Hotel Regina Louvre

The Hotel Regina Louvre is a famous Parisian hotel, located on the Place des Pyramides where the golden statue of Joan of Arc stands. Along the rue de Rivoli, it enjoys an idyllic environment in the 1st arrondissement between the Tuileries Gardens and the Louvre Museum. Choose this luxury hotel located in the center of Paris to organize exceptional events. In the space of thirty years, more than 100 films have been shot in this legendary establishment, a sign of its exceptional nature. Whether you are planning a wedding, a reunion with friends or a corporate seminar, the Hotel Regina Louvre will meet your needs. Its 98 classically designed rooms can accommodate a large number of guests. Some even offer an inspiring view of the small interior garden. Enjoy a selection of fine teas, gourmet chocolates and delicious pastries in the sumptuous Tea Room facing the Louvre Museum. This 5-star hotel in the heart of the 1st arrondissement for unforgettable events even has a bar with a British atmosphere. At the end of the day, dare to embark on a journey back in time and immerse yourself in Victorian England.