Small meetings, screenings, product presentations, press interviews and private dinners for up to 95 guests can be organized at Hôtel Dame des Arts, a design hotel at 4 rue Danton, in the 6th arrondissement of Paris. Four spaces can be booked privately: a modular salon for up to 38 people, a rooftop with a 360-degree view over Paris, the garden and dining room of the Pimpan restaurant, and junior suites used for interviews and photo shoots.
Seminars and company events
The hotel has a dedicated seminars and events offer. The modular salon is the working room: 12 people in classroom or conference layout, 24 in theatre layout or 38 standing. One full wall is given over to audiovisual equipment, and the room can be set up as a private cinema, which suits a film screening, a product reveal or a training session with video. For a team day, the salon can be paired with lunch at Pimpan and drinks on the rooftop in the evening. The junior suites, with room for six, serve for interviews, press days and shoots, with double balconies facing the Eiffel Tower.
Rooms and capacities
The modular salon takes 12 in classroom, 24 in theatre and 38 for a standing event. The rooftop seats 60 or holds 34 standing, under open sky with views across the rooftops of the Left Bank. Pimpan Garden seats 45 in the courtyard and garden in the warm months and 50 in the indoor room, with curved banquettes and copper-edged tables, for 95 seated in all. Each junior suite takes six people for interviews or shoots. All four spaces are listed as available for private hire.
Accommodation
Guests can stay in the hotel's bedrooms and suites, each decorated with its own collection of art. The junior suites have a bathtub with a view of Sacré-Cœur. The site does not publish the number of bedrooms, so the event team should be asked about room blocks for a group.
Catering
Food is handled by Pimpan, the hotel restaurant, which is listed in the Michelin Guide. It serves from breakfast to dinner, with a weekend brunch and a seasonal menu built for sharing. The rooftop bar serves cocktails and small plates. Menus for a private event are put together with the events team.
History and setting
The hotel stands in the Latin Quarter, close to Saint-Germain-des-Prés and the Seine, an area long tied to writers, painters and publishers. The interiors are by designer Raphaël Navot, with carved wooden or painted ceilings and fluted oak walls, and each bedroom holds its own selection of artworks.
Getting there
The RER B station Saint-Michel Notre-Dame is about five minutes on foot, with direct trains to Gare du Nord and Charles de Gaulle airport. The nearby Saint-Michel metro station on line 4 is closed until December 2026, so delegates should plan their route through the RER or neighboring metro stations.
