Hôtel de Sers takes board meetings, study days, private lunches and cocktail receptions for groups of 10 to 120 guests. The largest format joins the Verrière, the restaurant and the bar into a privatized space of 180 m² for up to 120 people. The hotel stands at 41 Avenue Pierre 1er de Serbie in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, a short walk from the Champs-Élysées, and has 52 rooms and suites.
Seminars and company events
The Marquis Lounge is the main working room. It measures 60 m², holds up to 60 people and comes equipped with current conference technology, which suits a seminar, a training session or a workshop. The hotel sells a full study-day package and a half-day package built around its meeting spaces. For smaller groups, the suites and the apartment can be set up as private meeting rooms for up to 15 people, a format that works for a board meeting or a confidential strategy session. Product launches, press breakfasts and evening receptions can use the Verrière, and a full privatization of the Verrière, restaurant and bar turns the ground floor into a private venue for the evening.
Rooms and capacities
The Verrière is a 60 m² room that takes up to 50 guests. The Marquis Lounge, also 60 m², takes up to 60. The restaurant, at 60 m², seats up to 30 for a private lunch or dinner. The suites and the apartment range from 40 to 80 m² and host up to 15 people. Combined, the Verrière, the restaurant and the bar offer 180 m² for up to 120 guests. The hotel does not publish figures for each layout, so the sales team confirms the right set-up for theatre, classroom or banquet seating.
Accommodation
There are 52 rooms and suites on site. A management committee or a small delegation can sleep in the same building as the meeting, which removes transfers from the program. Larger groups can pair a seminar here with a block of rooms reserved in advance.
Catering
Food comes from the hotel's own restaurant and bar. The kitchen cooks Italian-inspired dishes that change with the seasons, and the restaurant opens onto a leafy patio. Group lunches and dinners are served as three-course menus with a drinks package that includes wine, and the hotel publishes dedicated event menus to help with planning.
History and setting
The building was once the private residence of the Marquis de Sers, and it was already known as a place for receptions and gatherings before it became a hotel. The address sits in the business and fashion district of the 8th arrondissement, between the Champs-Élysées and Place de l'Alma, close to many head offices and showrooms.
Getting there
The George V and Alma-Marceau metro stations are within walking distance, and the RER C stops at Pont de l'Alma. Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Paris-Orly airports connect to the neighborhood by taxi or public transport, and the main rail stations, including Gare du Nord and Gare de Lyon, are a short metro or RER ride away.
