Hotel Regina Paris France

About the venue

The Regina is sober, elegant and firmly anchored in the history of Paris.

The hotel’s sobriety and elegance are reflected in its fine woodwork and designer lighting, its refinement in its warm welcome to guests. As for history, the hotel first opened its doors in 1900 for the World's Fair. The Second Empire building that is home to the hotel was constructed on the site of the Louvre Palace’s royal riding stables. The Marsan and Flore rooms together offer 300m2 of space that can be arranged to suit your needs. They have their own entrance, seperate from the hotel, and provide an exceptional setting featuring marble, fine woodwork, wrought iron and hewn stone. Two other rooms may also be used for seminars: the Saint-Honore (60m2) and the Dauphin (50m2). The first can accomodate up to 50 persons, and the second approximately 30. Both look out on the hotel's Garden Courtyard, and so are drenched with light.