Castille Paris hosts meetings, seminars, private dinners, cocktail parties and wedding receptions for up to 100 guests. The five-star hotel stands at 33-37 Rue Cambon in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, next to the Maison Chanel and a short walk from the Louvre, the Opéra and Place Vendôme. It belongs to the Starhotels Collezione group, founded by the Italian Fabri family.
Seminars and company events
The function rooms take daylight and can be set up for anything from a small meeting to a larger seminar. The largest meeting room, the Venice Room, seats 55 in theater style or 40 in a classroom layout. The Salon de Thé suits a working session for up to 20. Audiovisual equipment, projection, high-speed WiFi and air conditioning are available, and valet parking is offered. A multilingual events team prepares a tailored proposal, a choice of menus from the kitchen and the room layout, then follows the event through to the day itself. For larger dinners and receptions, the hotel uses the dining rooms of its restaurant, L'Assaggio.
Weddings and receptions
The hotel hosts wedding receptions, engagement parties and anniversaries. Couples can use the light-filled rooms of L'Assaggio or the courtyard, which is decorated with frescoes. The venues are dressed with fresh flowers from a partner florist, and the team can add live music, entertainment and floral designs through its regular suppliers. A suite can be prepared for the wedding night, and guests can stay in the hotel's rooms.
Rooms and capacities
The event spaces total 232 square meters. The Venice Room covers 67 square meters with a 3.6 meter ceiling: 55 theater, 40 classroom, 22 U-shape, 50 cabaret, 35 cocktail and 70 banquet. The Salon de Thé covers 32 square meters: 20 theater, 15 classroom, 15 U-shape, 20 cabaret, 15 cocktail and 30 banquet. L'Assaggio Restaurant spans 135 square meters across three connected areas and seats 100 for a banquet. The Florentine Courtyard covers 72 square meters and takes 60 in cabaret style or 40 for a seated meal.
Accommodation
The hotel has 108 rooms: 87 rooms and 21 suites. They are split between two wings. The Rivoli wing keeps a classic French 1930s style, while the Opéra wing is contemporary, with some rooms looking over the rooftops toward the Eiffel Tower. Categories run from Superior rooms to duplex suites, a Family Room for up to 4 and a two-bedroom apartment for up to 8. A fitness room is open around the clock.
Catering
Event menus come from the kitchen of L'Assaggio, an Italian restaurant whose menu is signed by Michelin-starred chef Ugo Alciati and run day to day by executive chef Marco Terenghi. The cooking draws on Piedmontese tradition with French technique, and menus for events can be fully tailored. L'Assaggio Bar and Salon de Thé serves coffee, light lunches and Champagne, and the courtyard opens for dining in warmer months.
History and setting
The courtyard keeps original frescoes from the early 20th century. Rue Cambon sits between Rue de Rivoli and the fashion houses of Rue Saint-Honoré, a district that fills with visitors during Paris Fashion Week. The Tuileries Garden and the Palais Royal are a short walk away.
Getting there
The hotel is central to the main Paris train stations. Paris-Orly airport is about 40 minutes away and Paris-Charles de Gaulle about one hour.
