Fraser Suites Le Claridge Champs-Élysées can host small meetings, trainings and workshops for up to 55 people in a single room, the Salon Colette Simenon, and it can lodge visiting teams in serviced apartments under the same roof. The property stands at 74 avenue des Champs-Élysées, in the 8th arrondissement of Paris.
Seminars and company events
The hotel has one meeting room, the Salon Colette Simenon, which measures 55 square meters. It seats 55 people in theatre layout, 20 in U-shape, 20 in cabaret and 14 in classroom style. The hotel's own page gives two different figures for a standing reception, 40 in the table and 60 in the text, so ask for the cocktail capacity to be confirmed in writing before you plan a drinks reception.
The room has large windows and daylight, soundproofing, high-speed Wi-Fi for all delegates, an LCD projector with a screen, flipcharts and markers, and stationery set out by the events team. The team prepares the room before the group arrives. A lounge and an outdoor patio are also available to guests, which gives a place for breaks away from the meeting table.
This size suits a management meeting, a client workshop, a product training, a recruitment day or a team offsite. It does not suit a plenary session for more than 55 people, and the room is not a place for a large dinner.
Rooms and capacities
There is one event space. Theatre layout is the largest format at 55 seats. For group work, cabaret and U-shape both hold 20, and classroom layout holds 14. The virtual tour shows a U-shaped setup, and other layouts can be arranged on request.
Accommodation
The building is an aparthotel. Studio suites and serviced apartments are fully furnished, with a kitchen and a living area. For a team that comes to Paris for several days, this means delegates can sleep, work and cook in the same building where the meeting takes place, without a daily transfer. The number of apartments is not stated in the pages we reviewed, so ask the hotel how many units it can hold for your dates.
Catering
The hotel's own chefs prepare customizable catering for intimate gatherings and corporate conferences. Coffee breaks, working lunches and light receptions can be arranged with them. Dietary requirements and the timing of each service are agreed with the events team.
History and setting
The address is on the Champs-Élysées itself, between the Arc de Triomphe and the Place de la Concorde. Shops, restaurants and cafés line the avenue, so a group can have lunch or an evening drink outside the hotel without a long walk.
Getting there
The hotel is on the avenue, about one block from a metro station, which connects it to most of the city. The Arc de Triomphe is a short walk away and the Louvre and the Eiffel Tower are a few stops by metro. For a delegation arriving from abroad, this is a central base with simple public transport.
