San Regis Hotel, Paris
San Regis Hotel in Paris . In the early 1980's the San Regis was purchased by Mr. Elie Georges, an art-loving entrepreneur. At first sight he was captivated by the well-balanced neoclassical facade in perfect equilibrium with the inner spaces, and the antique furniture that still remained.Mr. Elie Georges decided to preserve the exquisite charm of the stylish residence, and to restore the original fine antiques. In 1985, the total renovation was carried out, making the San Regis a Deluxe hotel, bearing the character of a private home. This remarkable accomplishment was supervised by the French interior Designer Pierre-Yves Rochon. There are 33 rooms and 11 suites at Hotel Regis, all decorated with distinctive fine fabrics, corresponding furniture and exclusive pieces of art. For a relaxing afternoon, or just to lounge and have drinks, the Boiseries and Winter Garden Lounges with the English Bar are privileged places. The Restaurant is a charming space in the manner of a library, recreating the ambiance of a private dining area.
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General Information:
| Category: | Epoque Classic Luxury [learn more] |
| Address: | , Paris, zipcode: [view map] |
| Type: | Boutique Hotel |
| Best Rate: | 350 EUR [View Calendar] |
| Total Rooms: | |
| Languages Spoken by Staff: | English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, |
| Credit Cards Accepted: | |
Highlights
Champs Elysees, Avenue Montaigne, Classic, Cozy, Restaurant Area, Shopping District, SmallSan Regis Hotel landmarks
Paris, France
The quintessential city for style, romance and glamour. Each district or arrondissement has its own distinctive character and flavour; each deserving to be thoroughly explored and admired. Enjoy beautiful monuments such as the Eiffel tower, Arc de Triumph, Opera de la Bastille, the Notre Dame Cathedral; walk along its romantic streets such as Champs Elysees or Boulevard Raspail, cross one of the thirty-five bridges over the Seine river that interconnect Paris; visit the ever charming Latin Quarter or be wandered by the greatest artworks in the Louvre Museum. Soak it all up and you will find inspiration to your art and literary inclinations.