10 venues

Banking halls and city palaces

Rooms built to impress in the middle of town: former banks with coffered ceilings in New York and Los Angeles, an Art Deco club in San Francisco, the old Paris stock exchange, and palaces in Madrid and Barcelona.

The venues

Historic houseUp to 710 guests

Barcelona, Spain

La Llotja de Mar

Ten halls for 10 to 710 guests, including a 709 m2 Gothic hall for 430 at dinner, on Barcelona's waterfront

Historic houseUp to 125 guests

Madrid, Spain

Palacio de Santoña

Nine historic salons and modern meeting rooms for 10 to 125 guests in the Barrio de las Letras, Madrid

Event spaceUp to 1,200 guests

Los Angeles, United States

The Majestic Downtown

A 1924 bank hall for 600 seated or 1,200 standing, plus two lower-level spaces for up to 750, on South Spring Street

Event spaceUp to 1,500 guests

New York, United States

Capitale

A 7,000 sq ft ballroom for 550 seated or 1,500 standing in the former Bowery Savings Bank, one event at a time, at 130 Bowery

Event spaceUp to 200 guests

Paris, France

Palais Brongniart

4,000 m² of event space around a 28 m high nave in the former Paris stock exchange, from auditoriums to a 200-guest networking floor

Event spaceUp to 2,298 guests

New York, United States

Edison Ballroom

Three spaces for up to 2,298 guests in Times Square, with in-house catering, built-in stages and AV included

Event space

San Francisco, United States

The City Club of San Francisco

Ten event rooms on four floors of a 1930 Art Deco tower, with a Diego Rivera fresco, one block from Montgomery Street BART

Historic house

Madrid, Spain

Palacio Neptuno

A 600 m² domed hall with a 12 m ceiling, two more salons and a rooftop terrace, between Plaza de Neptuno and the Prado in Madrid

Event spaceUp to 450 guests

Paris, France

Les Salons Hoche

Six reception rooms for up to 450 guests, in-house catering and a stage in four salons, near the Arc de Triomphe in Paris 8e

Historic houseUp to 250 guests

Paris, France

Maison de l'Amérique latine

A 102-seat auditorium and 18 salons for 15 to 250 guests in two 18th-century mansions with a garden on boulevard Saint-Germain