Hôtel Bowmann takes board meetings, workshops, product launches, press junkets, cocktails and private dinners for small groups, with a meeting salon for 20 in theatre layout, a penthouse with a 150 m² terrace and 53 rooms and suites. The hotel stands at 99 Boulevard Haussmann, in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, near Opéra and the department stores.
Seminars and company events
The hotel focuses on short, confidential formats. Salon Bowmann is a secluded meeting room, fully equipped, with stationery and Wi-Fi included. It seats 20 in theatre layout, 16 around a boardroom table without a projector or 10 with one. Other layouts are set on request.
For launches, showrooms, interviews and photo shoots, the Penthouse Bowmann offers a 100 m² suite with a large lounge, a table for up to 15 guests and a private terrace of 150 m² with views between Sacré-Coeur and the Eiffel Tower. The Suite Prestige Eiffel, styled like a Parisian apartment and sharing the same views, seats four for a confidential meeting, a phone interview or a private lunch. Food can be served in both suites.
Rooms and capacities
Salon Bowmann takes up to 20 people. The Penthouse table seats 15, with standing events on the terrace sized on request. The restaurant room and patio of 99 Haussmann, next to the bar, host private dinners and celebrations, with capacities given on request. Bar 99, a cocktail bar with its own entrance, is reserved for hotel guests.
Accommodation
The hotel has 48 rooms and 5 suites, from Bowmann Supérieure and Haussmann rooms to family rooms, the Suite Baron Haussmann, the Suite Prestige Eiffel and the Penthouse. The Terraké spa has a heated pool, a sauna and a fitness room, with treatments every day. The hotel is a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World.
Catering
The restaurant, 99 Haussmann, serves a bistronomic menu and a weekly market lunch under chef Loïc Trobrillant. For events, organizers choose from the hotel's event menus or build a menu with the chef and the kitchen team. The hotel also provides catering service and entertainment for private events.
History and setting
The building faces Boulevard Haussmann in the Opéra district, close to the Grands Magasins, a part of Paris where many companies keep their head offices. Several room categories carry the Haussmann name, a nod to the boulevard and its period.
Getting there
Saint-Lazare station and the Havre-Caumartin and Saint-Augustin metro stations are a short walk from the hotel, which puts it within easy reach of the business districts and of trains to Normandy and the airports.
