Hôtel d'Orsay offers a meeting room for up to 10 people around a large table, in a four-star hotel on rue de Lille in the 7th arrondissement of Paris. It suits board meetings, small workshops, negotiations and confidential discussions. The hotel belongs to the Esprit de France collection and stands a short walk from the Musée d'Orsay and the Seine.
Seminars and company events
The hotel presents its meeting room as a discreet room on the Left Bank, with a calm and muted setting for exchanging, deciding and moving projects forward. The room is sized for small groups. It holds up to 10 people around one large table, and it comes with a projector, a projection screen and a flipchart.
This is a room for focused work, not for a large seminar. A management committee, a client negotiation, a strategy day for a small team or a briefing before an event nearby all fit the format. For anything above 10 people, the hotel does not state another room, so organisers with larger groups should ask the team before counting on this address.
Weddings and receptions
The official event page covers meetings only. It does not offer wedding receptions or large parties, so this hotel is not a venue for them.
Rooms and capacities
The only event space on the official site is the meeting room. Its capacity is 10 people around a large table. The equipment listed is a projector, a screen and a paperboard. The site does not give a surface area or other layouts, so confirm the seating plan and any additional equipment with the hotel when you book.
Accommodation
The hotel is a four-star property with rooms and suites, which lets a small team stay and meet under the same roof. The official pages do not state the number of rooms. Check-in is from 2 pm and check-out is until noon. Breakfast is served every day from 7 am to 11 am under a large glass roof, with a buffet of French and organic products and gluten-free options, and room service is available.
Catering
Breakfast is the meal described on the official site. It is a buffet of French and organic products, with jams, pastries and gluten-free choices. The site does not describe meeting catering, so ask the team about coffee breaks, lunches and drinks when you request the room.
History and setting
The hotel occupies the former home of Napoleon I's surgeon, and the address was already receiving travelers at the 1900 Exposition universelle. In 1998 the Hôtel Solférino and the Résidence Orsay merged to form the present hotel. It has an interior garden, and its rooms look toward the neighboring Musée d'Orsay. The Orangerie, the Invalides and Saint-Germain-des-Prés are within walking distance.
Getting there
The hotel is at 93 rue de Lille, 75007 Paris. The closest métro stations are Solférino and Concorde, a few minutes on foot. The hotel can arrange a private transfer from train stations and airports on request. The Indigo Invalides car park is nearby, and guests can also arrive by bus, bicycle or scooter.
