Hôtel Regina Louvre

Seminars and company events

Hôtel Regina Louvre hosts board meetings, seminars, press days, cocktails and private dinners for up to 150 guests across six salons. The hotel stands at 2 place des Pyramides, in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, opposite the Louvre and beside the Tuileries garden. It is a five-star hotel of Les Hôtels Baverez.

The salons cover most formats a Paris team needs, from a board of 12 to a cocktail for 150. The Marsan, Saint Honoré and Dauphin salons have daylight, and the meeting rooms are air-conditioned, with Wi-Fi, a screen, a video projector and a lectern. The three salons of the Tuileries space also suit fashion shows, coffee breaks and photo shoots.

Rooms and capacities

The Salon Marsan is the largest single room: 70 in theatre style, 45 classroom, 40 cabaret, 30 in a U, 36 boardroom, 60 for a banquet and 70 for a cocktail, with daylight, a fireplace and a terrace. The Salon Saint Honoré, on the ground floor with a French window onto the courtyard garden, takes 50 in theatre style, 30 classroom, 24 in a U, 40 for a banquet and 50 for a cocktail. The Salon Dauphin, with three windows onto the same garden, takes 40 in theatre style, 27 classroom, 21 in a U, 40 for a banquet and 50 for a cocktail. The Salon Jeanne, on the mezzanine, takes 25 in theatre style, 18 classroom, 15 in a U and 12 boardroom. Saint Honoré, Dauphin and the Galerie together form the Tuileries space of 230 m², in a shared Art Deco style, which holds a cocktail for 150. The restaurant Chez Suzy, with its period fireplace, can be reserved for 45 at a banquet, 40 boardroom or 90 for a cocktail.

Accommodation

The hotel has 98 rooms, including 32 suites. Some look onto the Tuileries and the Louvre, others onto a quiet flowered courtyard. The hotel was fully renovated in 2015.

Catering

Catering is in-house. Chez Suzy serves refined Parisian cooking, and the Bar Anglais and its terrace, open in summer, suit an aperitif after a meeting. Coffee breaks can be served in the Tuileries space.

History and setting

The Regina opened in 1900, the year of the Paris Exposition universelle, and celebrated its 125th anniversary in 2025. From the front, guests look across Place des Pyramides and its gilded statue of Joan of Arc to the Louvre, with the Tuileries garden alongside. The Opéra Garnier, the Musée d'Orsay and the Grand Palais are all within reach for an evening programme.

Getting there

The Pyramides and Tuileries metro stations are a few minutes on foot, and Palais Royal-Musée du Louvre, on lines 1 and 7, is close by. The main railway stations and the Roissy and Orly airports are reached by metro, RER or taxi.