Grand Hôtel Champs-Élysées can host meetings of up to 15 seated guests, business lunches, residential seminars and private receptions, in a five-star hotel at 78 bis avenue Marceau in the 8th arrondissement of Paris. A meeting room, the restaurant La Place and a patio can be booked, and 46 bedrooms are on site.
Seminars and company events
The hotel presents its spaces for study days, business appointments, business lunches, management committees and residential seminars. The meeting room seats up to 15 and has natural light. It is a room for a leadership team, a board or a client workshop rather than a plenary session.
The restaurant room of La Place can be booked as needed and opens onto the Patio, a sunny garden for breaks. The two spaces are connected, so a group can move between work, lunch and a pause without leaving the hotel. The hotel bar is also available. The official page gives no capacity for the restaurant or the patio, so ask for figures when you request your dates.
Weddings and receptions
For private events the hotel lists birthday dinners, vins d'honneur, cocktails, family receptions and weddings. The restaurant and its patio, as well as the bar, form the setting. The official text does not state a guest number for these formats, so request a configuration that matches your headcount. The hotel has its own parking and points out that the Arc de Triomphe, a few minutes on foot, can serve as a backdrop for photographs.
Rooms and capacities
The published spaces are one meeting room for up to 15 seated guests with daylight, the restaurant La Place, the Patio and the bar. The hotel also states that the whole hotel, including its restaurant and rooms, can be taken over, for example for a film shoot.
Accommodation
A residential seminar can use the hotel's 46 bedrooms and suites. The hotel states that they all offer a view of Paris and the Arc de Triomphe. Room categories include Superior, Deluxe, Executive and Prestige rooms and Deluxe suites, from 21 square meters, for two to three people. Some rooms have a terrace or balcony, and the Deluxe suite has a private terrace and a jacuzzi.
Catering
Catering is in house. La Place serves seasonal French bistronomy, and the bar offers an after-work format with drinks and sharing plates on weekday evenings. The official text does not describe banquet menus or the use of an outside caterer.
History and setting
The hotel is part of Dokhan Luxury Hotels and sits in the Golden Triangle of Paris, in a townhouse that the hotel links to the Louis Vuitton name. Its fireplace, bar and candlelit lounge give it a residential atmosphere.
Getting there
The hotel is two minutes on foot from Place de l'Étoile and the Arc de Triomphe, near the Charles de Gaulle-Étoile metro station. The official page says Paris airports, train stations and La Défense are reachable in a few minutes. Guests can use the hotel's own parking.
