Seminars and company events
Drawing House can host a meeting of 25 to 100 people in one of its nine modular rooms and a cocktail of up to 250 guests in its restaurant, Le Ramier. The hotel stands in the 14th arrondissement of Paris, a short distance from Gare Montparnasse, and belongs to the Drawing Hotels Collection, a group built around contemporary drawing.
The nine meeting rooms range from 45 to 200 square meters and can be set in theatre, conference or boardroom layout. They share an open kitchen that participants can use freely during the day, which keeps breaks informal. The rooms are soundproofed and fitted with sound systems, so a space can move from a working session to an evening with music and dancing.
For a presentation with a visual side, the Black Room is set up for projection and artistic shows. The hotel also shows two other spaces, the Ateliers and the Dépendance, on its events page. Day-use offers are sold for teams that need a room without an overnight stay.
Weddings and receptions
The hotel takes private as well as professional events: receptions, birthdays and weddings. Le Ramier holds up to 250 guests standing for a cocktail, and the soundproofed rooms let a party run late without disturbing hotel guests. Family celebrations can be combined with rooms for out-of-town guests.
Rooms and capacities
Meeting rooms take 25 to 100 people depending on the room and the layout, across 45 to 200 square meters. Le Ramier is the largest space for a reception, at 250 guests standing. The site does not give figures room by room, so an organizer should ask for the floor plan once the date and format are set.
Accommodation
Guests sleep on site in bedrooms designed with drawing artists. The founder, Carine Tissot, invited artists to create works for the rooms and the common areas, and the interiors were designed by the agency Nido Architecture. The hotel publishes a guide to the art on its site, which can serve as a starting point for a guided visit during a seminar.
Catering
The restaurant is open seven days a week and serves a buffet brunch on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. For groups, Le Ramier handles cocktails, and the team can organize mixology classes as a team activity. Another option for an evening is L'Amusoire, where the hotel runs blind tests, music quizzes and karaoke with the company This Is Blind Test.
History and setting
Drawing House is the Paris address of the Drawing Hotels Collection, run by the Drawing Society. Instead of standard business decor, the walls carry drawings commissioned for the building, which gives a company event a setting closer to a gallery than to a conference center.
Getting there
The hotel is at 21 rue Vercingétorix, 75014 Paris, a few minutes from Gare Montparnasse, the terminal for high-speed trains from western France. Pernety metro station on line 13 is close by. The hotel has car and motorbike parking, a secure bike room and access for people with reduced mobility.
