Hotel Régina

Hotel Régina offers four room categories, suitable for stays as a couple, with friends or as a family. The Double Room accommodates two people and measures 15 m². The Triple Room, Quadruple Room and Quintuple Room each measure 20 m² and accommodate three, four and five people respectively. All have a private bathroom and a TV. Depending on the room, the windows overlook the garden, town or inner courtyard; the Quadruple Room offers a view of the town.

The Double Room has one double bed, while the Triple Room combines one single bed and one double bed. The Quadruple Room has two double beds, and the Quintuple Room has two double beds and one single bed. The rooms also have heating and bed linen; a wake-up service is available in the Triple Room. The different layouts can accommodate couples, groups and families.

The terrace and outdoor furniture provide a place to sit outside. For meals, the hotel offers coffee on site as well as continental breakfast, which can be served in your room. Room service also lets you enjoy the hotel's services without leaving your room. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, and the rooms have a flat-screen TV.

Guests arriving by car can reserve a space in the private indoor car park, available for an additional charge. Valet parking is also available. Luggage storage, a wake-up service and daily housekeeping complete the practical services. Board games and puzzles are available for your free time. The rooms have heating and a fan; family rooms, non-smoking rooms and private bathrooms are also among the hotel's facilities.

Salon-de-Provence is a Provençal town whose old town brings together squares, narrow streets and monuments around the Château de l’Empéri. Hotel Régina is located in this urban area, near the Collégiale Saint-Laurent and the town centre's shopping streets. The neighbourhood suits travellers who want to explore the town on foot, visit its museums and discover heritage connected with the history of Provence. The squares and public gardens also offer places to pause between visits.

The Maison de Nostradamus traces the life of the famous astrologer, who spent part of his life in Salon. The Château de l’Empéri overlooks the historic centre and houses the Musée de l'Empéri, devoted in particular to French military history. The Tour de l'Horloge and the Porte du Bourg Neuf reflect the age of the town centre. For a longer outing, the Château de la Barben is in the surrounding area. Salon station, 700 m from the hotel, connects the town centre with regional transport. Marseille-Provence Airport is 22 km away.

A day of sightseeing can begin with the narrow streets and monuments in the town centre, then continue at the château and its collections. Summer days in Provence are often hot: plan outdoor visits for the morning and save museums for the sunniest hours. In spring and autumn, the weather is generally suitable for walks through the squares and gardens. Farmers' markets are a chance to discover local produce, while the Provençal villages and sights nearby offer ideas for day trips by car.