Paris Hotels

Paris is one of the most admired destinations in the world, which makes it quite easy to access. It is a major center for many airlines, and a great starting point or stopover during a European vacation. Your time in Paris is valuable, so you don’t want to waste a minute.

Schedule the trip during April to witness the magic of springtime in Paris. Visit Paris at Christmas for wonderful holiday shopping along les Champs Elysees. You should also try to keep away from late September and the first 2 weeks in October, when the annual auto show attracts thousands of enthusiasts. During August & July hotels are expected to be full of student invasion so try to avoid that season.

Keep in mind that Paris is the most visited city in the world, and you want to be definite you have a bed. So, do not go without a reservation. The first thing to do is to decide which attractions you want to see most and once you do that, search for lodging close by it. Then you choose how much to spend and whether your room should be luxurious or basic. Three star hotels are usually reasonably-priced and easy enough for most travelers.

In a district famous for Haute Couture and finest Jewelry, where window shopping is an endless source of pleasure, a small charming hotel has opened on 6th July 1998: Hotel de Vendome. The harmony of colors, lighting fountains, flowers and marble create the atmosphere of a private residence. The restaurant “afe de Vendome” bathed in light by huge picture windows, proposes refined cooking in an intimate and warm ambiance. The De Vendome salon and conservatory, ornamented with wood, mirrors and traditional stained glass quarantee the success of the most prestigious receptions.
The English bar on the first floor affords views more than the elegant Place Vendome. Set in the midst of Paris finest landmarks: the Louvre, the Tuileries Gardens, the Opera, the Musee d’Orsay, the Champs Elysees, the Eiffel Tower, the Petit Palais, “Hotel de Vendome” continues to complete its destiny as a beautiful building dedicated to comfort and pleasure.

Behind the listed facade, conflicting the Louvre, overlooking the Jardin des Tuileries and a few steps from the impressionists of the Musee d’Orsay, the REGINA welcomes you to the centre of art’s history in an elegant and refined setting, with Art Nouveau inspiration. The 120 bedrooms and apartments are furnished in Louis XV, Louis XVI and Directoire styles, with very old carpetries, but also meeting the demands of modern comfort. The majority of the apartments offer an uninterrupted view over the Tuileries. From Breakfast to dinner, the tranquility of the flowered Cour Jardin offers a calm culinary break on fine days. “Le Pluvinel” welcomes you in a pleasant and relaxed Art Nouveau atmosphere enhanced by its carved wooden “Majorelle” fireplace.

A discreet and efficient staff is at your service, allowing you to discover a delicious classic cuisine, prepared with new savor, by our creative Chef Herve Riebbels.