Hôtel Edouard VII offers five spaces for meetings, receptions and private dinners, from 20 to 60 guests. It is a four-star hotel at 39 Avenue de l'Opéra in the 2nd arrondissement of Paris, facing the Opéra Garnier, with 62 to 69 rooms and suites according to the pages of its website.
Seminars and company events
The business space is the Salon Marigny, a room of 55 square meters that takes up to 40 people. The hotel describes it as equipped with advanced technology and ready for conferences, seminars, workshops and corporate receptions. The Salon Mogador, 45 square meters, takes up to 20 people and works for a board meeting or a workshop. The hotel advertises half-day and full-day meeting packages, and requests are made through an online quote form or by email at event@edouard7hotel.com.
Smaller groups can use the lounge space (22 square meters, up to 25 people) for private discussions, or the modular suites (40 square meters, up to 20 people). The hotel also describes light-filled meeting spaces and suites overlooking the Opéra that can host private meetings.
Weddings and receptions
The quote form lists lunch or dinner, cocktail, wedding, birthday, christening and bachelor or bachelorette party among the event types. The restaurant La Cuisine de l'E7, of 100 square meters, takes up to 60 people and is presented as the place for festive gatherings. Lunch and dinner formats are offered with three courses.
Rooms and capacities
Salon Marigny: 55 m², up to 40 people. Salon Mogador: 45 m², up to 20 people. Lounge space: 22 m², up to 25 people. Restaurant La Cuisine de l'E7: 100 m², up to 60 people. Modular suites: 40 m², up to 20 people. A virtual tour of the spaces is available on the website.
Accommodation
The hotel has between 62 and 69 rooms and suites (the site gives both figures), including Opera View rooms, junior suites and suites, some facing the Opéra Garnier. The interiors draw on couture, with silk, velvet and cashmere and deep tones. A Clefs d'Or concierge is on the team.
Catering
The restaurant serves contemporary French cuisine, with a market menu at lunch. The lounge bar serves signature cocktails, light bites and sweets throughout the day. Events can be served as lunches, dinners or cocktails.
History and setting
The hotel was once the Parisian residence of King Edward VII, who gave it its name, and it keeps a link to that history in its decor and service. It stands a few steps from the department stores of the grands boulevards and Place Vendôme.
Getting there
The hotel is at 39 Avenue de l'Opéra. The Opéra métro station (lines 3, 7 and 8) and Pyramides (lines 7 and 14) are a short walk away, and Auber (RER A) is close. The Gare Saint-Lazare is about fifteen minutes on foot.
