Regina Hotel

“Good centrally located hotel”

Stayed at the Regina for three nights in a double room. Unfortunately, I fell ill while I was there and the hotel was a nice place to relax and just rebound. First, it's a great location. Easy access from the TGV bus and the sights of the city. Really walkable to everywhere and close to a Carrefou… more

Stayed at the Regina for three nights in a double room. Unfortunately, I fell ill while I was there and the hotel was a nice place to relax and just rebound. First, it's a great location. Easy access from the TGV bus and the sights of the city. Really walkable to everywhere and close to a Carrefour, sandwich shop, and plenty of restaurants. Staff was nice and the property uses a QR code to access the room and main doors. That takes some getting used to but is fine once you get the hang of it. The rooms are clean and decent size (for European standards). But my room was a bit shabby and dated. Again, not really what it looks like in photos. There were holes in the walls of the bathroom, tears in the wallpapering and just some stuff looked a bit dated. That was a bit disappointing given other rooms looked more up to date. You are on a main road so on weekends, it is loud. As it can be in the hallways of the hotel. Not too obtrusive but just be prepared. Wifi signal was great and I had no issues. Despite the room shabbiness, I would stay again and I would recommend it.

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“Excellent Location and Service - Acceptable Breakfast - Worst Bathroom Ever.”

Last month, my wife and I spent a full week at this hotel. The location and the staff were the best aspects of our stay. We were happy with the help received booking restaurants, finding sites, and answering many questions. Our room (201) was very clean, extremely quiet, of good size, and fitted … more

Last month, my wife and I spent a full week at this hotel. The location and the staff were the best aspects of our stay. We were happy with the help received booking restaurants, finding sites, and answering many questions. Our room (201) was very clean, extremely quiet, of good size, and fitted with a nice comfy bed. It also had a nice charming balcony with a side-street view. We appreciated the daily change of towels and toiletries. A QR code opening-mechanism had been recently installed to enter the room, but it did not work well for us. It worked only a couple of times. Luckily, we could still use old-fashion keys. The breakfast buffet was not the best we ever encountered. It had all the basic ingredients of European Breakfasts, but lacked in selection and variety. We enjoyed the sliced fresh fruit and the coffee maker every day. There was one aspect of our room which we really disliked. The bathroom was of very odd shape, fitted in a rectangular space behind the bed. The overall dimensions were about 12 feet long by 2 1/2 width. The space taken by the bathroom fixtures (sink, toilet, shower), left just a few inches to walk from the door to the shower. Particularly bothersome was the toilet seat which left perhaps no more than 5 inches between the edge of it and the wall. Obviously, when seated on it, it was necessary to splay your legs or to sit sideways. Anyone over, lets say, 6 feet 3 inches tall would have serious problems. The shower space was also very small, making it difficult bend and walk in and out of it. We paid a rate of about 140 euros/night, which we feel is expensive considering the characteristics of this hotel.

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