Pavillon Régent Petite France

Hotel · Strasbourg ·

Pavillon Régent Petite France

Hotel · Strasbourg ·

River views, spa, champagne bar, fine dining, prime location

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6 Rue des Moulins, 67000 Strasbourg, France Get directions

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"If there’s one thing that can transform a good vacation into an unforgettable holiday, it’s splurging on a room with a view. At Régent Petite France Hotel & Spa, all 75 spacious, tastefully decorated rooms look out onto the River Ill. They also feature marble bathrooms with rain showers, for when you need to actually venture outside. In the morning, guests can enjoy a copious buffet breakfast on the terrace overlooking the canals, then spend time at the spa before exploring Strasbourg. Come evening, grab a drink at the Champagne Bar, or make a dinner reservation at Le Pont Tournant and enjoy dishes like fillet of cod with hazelnut butter, and roasted deer with mashed pumpkin."

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Hôtel & Spa RÉGENT PETITE FRANCE

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Pavillon Régent Petite France, a Design Boutique Hotel Strasbourg, France

"Pavillon Régent Petite France is located in the heart of Strasbourg. It offers free WiFi access. The Covered Bridges are a 3-minute walk from this hotel. Each room here will provide you with a private bathroom including a shower. Tea and coffee making facilities are also offered. You can enjoy River views from the rooms. Breakfast is served every day. Strasbourg Train Station is located 800 metres away from the property. Notre-Dame Cathedral is 800 metres from the hotel and the Strasbourg Museum of Modern Art is an 8-minute walk away. Strasbourg Airport is situated 17 km from the property." - My Boutique Hotel (en)

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Hotel & Spa REGENT PETITE FRANCE, a Design Boutique Hotel Strasbourg, France

"Hotel Regent Petite France is located in the centre of Strasbourg, in the heart of the Petite France district of the city. It is set in a converted 17th-century mill and offers an on-site restaurant. Each of the en suite rooms at Regent Petite France has its own character and features designer furniture. Rooms are air-conditioned and equipped with satellite TV, a minibar and a work desk. All the rooms overlook either the old town or the river. Guests have a choice of a buffet breakfast served in the lounge or a continental breakfast served in their room. The hotel’s restaurant “Le Pont Tourant” serves innovative cuisine and guests can also enjoy a drink in the “Champagne Bar”. A Wi-Fi internet connection is available in entire hotel and private parking is available upon reservation. Hotel Regent Petite France is 1 km from Strasbourg Central Train Station. Strasbourg Cathedral and the The Alsatian Museum are a 10-minute walk from the hotel." - My Boutique Hotel (en)

https://www.myboutiquehotel.com/en/boutique-hotels-strasbourg/hotel-regent-petite-france.html

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Régent Petite France (Strasbourg, Grand Est) Verified Reviews | Tablet Hotels

"In Strasbourg’s Petite France quarter, the Régent is housed in a 17th-century mill where ice was once produced for the entire city. Traces of that history remain in the preserved cast-iron wheels and machinery on display, while the hotel’s 75 rooms and suites each carry their own character, some with balconies over the canals or views of the Covered Bridges. With its riverside terraces, spa, and refined interiors, the Régent offers a stay that immerses guests in the most atmospheric corner of Strasbourg." - Tablet Hotels

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Greg I.

Google

A solid 4-star hotel at best. The location & view from the room is excellent and the amenities - spa, bar and a reputable restaurant - have potential, but the overall experience fell short of the 5-star standard the hotel advertises. Upon arrival, I walked in carrying two suitcases. Although a doorman and several staff members were present, there was no greeting and no offer of assistance as I carried the bags across the lobby. At check-in we were informed that the restaurant was fully booked and that room-service orders had to be placed by 5pm. With check-in from 4pm, this cut-off seems unreasonable for a 5-star property. We were told this was “standard” for the hotel, yet it had never been communicated beforehand; fortunately we had made alternative dinner plans. Reaching the room (again, no offer of help with luggage), the bed was comfortable but the bathroom was not properly cleaned and the lack of a fixed shower head made showers awkward. The TV isn’t internet-enabled, so no streaming or casting is possible. More surprisingly, our room wasn’t cleaned on the second day; we were later told we should have requested this in advance, which is highly unusual for a hotel claiming 5-star service. Ironically, the only time we saw housekeeping was at 12:05 on check-out day lingering outside the room wanting to turn it over. Service issues continued at the bar, where it took multiple attempts to receive the correct drinks order on the final day - including a 30-minute wait for a single beer. These may sound like small things, but in a true 5-star hotel they simply shouldn’t happen, let alone repeatedly. Finally, spa access is limited to one one-hour slot per day and must be booked ahead of arrival, which isn’t ideal for a city-break stay. I do appreciate the spa is of small size though, so rules like this are required to limited numbers. Overall, the hotel is pleasant enough as a base for a few nights in Strasbourg, but it falls short in many areas when compared with other European 5-star establishments. Unlikely I would stay again.

Shelley H.

Google

The whole experience at The Regent was wonderful. At 1st I was a bit disappointed that there was not a room w/a balcony available, but our room 210 was amazing. It's on a corner, so it had amazing views in 2 different directions, over the canals, in a perfect part of town. The windows open completely, so you can stand and look over, as though you're on a balcony. The room was spacious, with a nice sitting area. The room was refreshed every morning and evening, and the coffee/tea area was nice. We didn't eat at the hotel, but found a delightful Brasserie 116. Since we drove and had been on a longer vacation, we used a laundromat near by on the 1st morning, and walked around the quiet town during the wash. Parking in the outdoor lot at the hotel was perfect. I would highly recommend the Regent!

TourMD

Google

We can well recommend this excellent hotel.|From arrival to departure the staff were smiling and welcoming.|Right in the heart of what is really such a small old town area the views are delightful.|(Recommend junior suite facing water.)|Room spotless, modern and bright. ||[The cost of breakfast is relatively steep if you have no desire for a large meal to start the day. There are small cafes nearby for the ‘petit’ dejeuner. We loved Potager.]

Linda C.

Google

The bed was comfortable, the room was very clean, we had everything we could have wanted! The location was prime (and our view had a great view of Christmas market). Most importantly, everyone here was very nice and welcoming. Highly recommend and would stay here again!

G9206VFmk

Google

Very nice hotel. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and nicely decorated, making it easy to relax after a full day exploring the city. The staff provided excellent service, friendly, helpful, and attentive without being intrusive. ||The location is perfect, right in the heart of Strasbourg’s beautiful Petite France district, with easy access to shops, restaurants, and the famous cathedral. ||Overall, it was a wonderful experience, and I would definitely consider staying here again on my next visit! :-)

likest0travel

Google

Definitely a 10/10 for location and we had a room in the ‘annex’ with wonderful views of the canal. Nice best, good sized room and well appointed (modern). Parking not cheap (40/50 euros indoor/outdoor). It didn’t feel a particularly personal service (having come from hotel d’angleterre in Geneva it was a shock!) but it’s definitely a lovely hotel and decent value. I didn’t try breakfast or the spa, as out of time, but I did need to use my own pillow as the hotels wasn’t perfect. However that’s a minor gripe and it was a lovely stay

Anita Majgaard V.

Google

We had a very disappointing experience with this hotel. They charged our card twice – both before arrival and after – and later claimed we had made a double booking, with one marked as a no-show. The hotel never mentioned this at check-in, which they should have if they truly believed we had booked twice. We only discovered the issue afterwards, and they have since refused to correct it, taking more than €1,500 without justification. We had booked a suite, but in reality it was just two separate rooms with different numbers, one of which we never used – a waste of space. Breakfast was good, and we appreciated being able to bring our dog into the restaurant, but overall the experience left us feeling misled and taken advantage of. We will not return.

adriana478

Google

This is a very nice hotel in the heart of the Strasburg tourist Area known as petit France. The entire staff was very friendly and professional, especially Maria in the front desk the hotel offers convenient, valet parking and easy access even though it’s in a restricted pedestrian area. My wife and I had dinner in the bar area which was very nice. the food, the service and the view of the canal Was wonderful. Also very quiet and private. Like Maria in the front desk, Evan in the bar area was friendly, professional, and efficient, both always with a smile. I unequivocally recommend this hotel.