FIAP Jean Monnet can host a conference of 198 people in its auditorium, a training program spread over several rooms, or a residential seminar with participants staying on site. The center stands at 30 rue Cabanis in the 14th arrondissement of Paris and combines 26 meeting rooms, catering and 192 bedrooms at one address, with a reception desk open around the clock.
Seminars and company events
The site is built for groups. Room hire includes a flip chart, markers and mineral water, and the center handles hybrid events: audiovisual capture, video conferencing, recording of debates and simultaneous interpretation. Offices can be set aside for an event secretariat, and break and cocktail areas sit next to the rooms. This setup suits association congresses, academic days, public sector training, youth programs and corporate seminars where several sessions run in parallel. The center also runs an event offer under the name Fiap Event and hosts photography exhibitions in its public spaces.
Rooms and capacities
The Auditorium, 193 square meters, is an amphitheater with 198 seats for plenaries and lectures. Rio, which combines two rooms over 195 square meters, takes 40 to 180 people depending on layout and works for a second plenary or a seated meal. Paris, 90 square meters, takes 20 to 70. Boston, 60 square meters, takes 32 to 50. Mayotte, 38 square meters, takes 20 for a committee or a workshop. The other meeting rooms provide breakout space, so a conference of around 200 people can split into many groups without leaving the building.
Accommodation
There are 192 bedrooms with a total of 486 beds, each with a private bathroom with shower and toilet, and bed linen supplied. Room types include twin rooms of 16 square meters with two separate sleeping areas, premium singles of 14 square meters with a large bed, premium twins of 20 square meters, and premium triples of 25 square meters facing south with a large balcony. Accessible rooms are available on request. This capacity makes it possible to house a full seminar group in Paris at the same address as the sessions, which saves transfers and keeps evening programs simple.
Catering
Catering is handled on site for seminars and groups, in three formats: a seated lunch or dinner, a standing cocktail, or self-service. Ask the team which format fits each moment of the program, for example self-service at lunch and a cocktail on the closing evening.
History and setting
FIAP is an international accommodation and meeting center named after Jean Monnet, one of the founders of European integration. It sits in a residential part of the 14th arrondissement on the Left Bank, south of the Latin Quarter, between the Glacière and Denfert-Rochereau areas.
Getting there
The site is easy to reach by metro and bus. Glacière station on metro line 6 is a few minutes on foot, and Denfert-Rochereau gives access to RER B toward Charles de Gaulle airport and the Orlyval link to Orly. Orly is the closer of the two airports.
