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| The San Régis is a peaceful haven of luxury and
comfort, in the elegant 8th Arrondissement. The owner-managed San Régis
offers personalized service with meticulous attention to detail. |
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| The hotel was built in 1857, the year of the inauguration
of the Suez Canal, by Edmond Petit as a private town house at number 14, rue
Jean Goujon, which later became number 12. For the Parisians of that period and
indeed ever since, this district was very fashionable. |
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| A delightful refinement gives a special touch to each of
the 44, air-conditioned bedrooms and suites, fabrics from France's most
exclusive houses in harmony with the period furniture, the fine paintings, fine
china, and bronzes. |
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| Located off the Champs Elysees near Avenue Montaigne, this
small boutique hotel is an excellent alternative to the larger, more commercial
hotels in the area. |
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12, rue Jean-Goujon
75008 Paris
U.S. Reservations:
904-288-0036
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| The celebrated names of fashion on Avenue Montaigne,
Faubourg St.Honoré, the Champs-Elysées, theatres and museums are
all within walking distance of the hotel. The highest level of service and
efficient staff provide the ideal setting for both the business travelers and
those seeking a delightful romantic hideaway |
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| In 1923, after he had sold the hotel, George V, Mr. Simon
André Terrail (father of the present owner of the famous restaurant "La
Tour d'Argent"), bought this private town house in order to accommodate his
foreign customers in a comfortable hotel. Consequently, the San-Régis
became the second home of many celebrities such as Lauren Bacall, Gene Kelly,
Romy Schneider, Jacqueline Bisset, Candice Bergen, Louis Malle, etc. |
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| With only 25 seats, the exquisite restaurant conjures up
the feeling of a private dinning room: the oak paneled walls lined with books,
the marble fireplace, the elegant chandelier, ravishing bouquets of flowers
everywhere... this is the perfect place to enjoy the finest traditional French
cuisine, either for a business lunch or a romantic dinner. |
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| Adjacent to the Restaurant are the English Bar and the
charming winter garden. This is a peaceful haven either to enjoy a quiet
cocktail or to savour an afternoon tea. |
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