Le Cinq Codet can host cocktail receptions of up to 60 guests in its patio, meetings in the Salon Caravelle, lunches and dinners in the Chiquette restaurant and private receptions in its suites. It is a five-star hotel at 5 rue Louis Codet, in the 7th arrondissement of Paris, between the Eiffel Tower and Les Invalides. The hotel presents its spaces for private events, parties, meetings and seminars.
Seminars and company events
The Salon Caravelle is the meeting room. It is equipped with high-tech equipment and organized around an oval table, and the hotel pairs it with detox infusions and pastries during breaks. For a working lunch or dinner, the Chiquette restaurant welcomes groups in a muted setting with inventive, responsible cooking. For team cocktails, the patio takes up to 60 guests under its glass bays. The suites, with views of the Eiffel Tower or the dome of Les Invalides, are used for private cocktails and press events.
Weddings and receptions
The official pages talk about private events, parties, cocktails and dinners, not weddings. The patio, the restaurant and the suites all work for receptions and celebrations, and the hotel builds events to measure on request. Anyone planning a wedding should ask the hotel directly whether it can be arranged.
Rooms and capacities
The patio holds up to 60 guests and is described as a green space in the heart of the capital, with large glass bays and a relaxed atmosphere. The Salon Caravelle is the dedicated meeting room, with an oval table; the pages read do not give its capacity. The Chiquette restaurant hosts lunches and dinners. The view suites are used for smaller private receptions. Spaces can be privatized for exceptional events.
Accommodation
The hotel has 67 rooms and suites under the rooftops of Paris. Some open onto sunny terraces, and family rooms are available. Rooms are available from 3 pm and must be vacated before noon. A spa sits on an open-air terrace on the third floor. Around 400 works of art are spread through the building.
Catering
The Chiquette restaurant serves inventive, responsible cuisine and also provides breakfast. Meeting breaks use detox infusions and baked treats. Menus for events are agreed with the hotel through its quote request form.
History and setting
The building was a telephone exchange in the 1930s. Architect Jean-Philippe Nuel reimagined it as a collector's loft with Art Deco lines, a ship-like silhouette, terraces and views over the Paris rooftops.
Getting there
The hotel is 10 minutes from Gare Montparnasse, about 30 minutes from Orly airport and 50 minutes from Charles de Gaulle. The stations École Militaire (line 8) and La Tour-Maubourg are a few minutes on foot. Taxis, ride-hailing and private transfers can be arranged, and the hotel offers an airport shuttle on request.
