Hôtel Le Littré, a 4-star hotel at 9 rue Littré in Paris 6th arrondissement, hosts meetings, seminars and company events for up to 35 people in theatre layout, or 30 standing at a cocktail. It has three meeting rooms and a separate lounge, all with natural light, and it can lodge the whole group for a residential seminar.
Seminars and company events
The hotel presents itself as a place for work sessions close to Montparnasse. It sells company meetings, seminars, professional conferences, cocktail parties, coworking days and after-work events. The rooms look onto the inner courtyard, which brings daylight into the working spaces. The hotel states that many repeat clients use its rooms as a second office.
For a residential seminar, participants sleep in the hotel and can use the sauna and the Verandabar, the hotel bar with a bartender, once the working day ends. This keeps travel short and lets a team move from the meeting room to the lounge without leaving the building.
Rooms and capacities
The Meeting Room Littré is the largest working room. It measures 52 m² and takes 35 people in theatre layout or 24 in a U shape. It has air conditioning, a paperboard and a video projector.
The Meeting Room Blaise measures 30 m². It seats 24 in theatre layout or 12 around a boardroom table, with a projector and a whiteboard. The Meeting Room Parnasse is a small room of 16 m² for 6 people with projection or 8 without. It connects to the Blaise room, which allows a breakout space next to a main session.
Lounge Le 9 measures 43 m². It takes 30 people in theatre layout or at a standing cocktail, 16 in a U shape and 10 in boardroom layout. Organisers who need a larger plenary should note that the hotel does not state a room above 35 seats.
Accommodation
The hotel offers Classic, Superior, Executive and Deluxe rooms, a Deluxe Family room and suites with a terrace, some with a view of the Eiffel Tower. The official site does not give the total number of bedrooms, so confirm availability for your group size when you send a request.
Catering
Gourmet breaks are available on request in the morning and the afternoon, served in the lounge or in the Verandabar. Morning breaks include tea, coffee, fruit juice and pastries, afternoon breaks include sweet items. A fruit basket and bottled water are provided throughout the seminar. Lunch is served as meal trays with monthly menus prepared in Paris, with vegan and gluten-free options. Lunch can be organised in the restaurant area or in the Blaise and Littré lounges.
History and setting
The hotel opened in 1924 and has stayed in the same family across three generations. From 1952 to 1967 it housed US Air Force personnel and later became a place for diplomatic meetings. Today it has a winter garden that opens onto the inner courtyard and a bar, the Verandabar. The Montparnasse district around it is known for its theatres, cinemas and literary cafés.
Getting there
The hotel is a five-minute walk from Montparnasse train station. A direct metro connection reaches the Porte de Versailles exhibition centre, and the hotel also mentions easy links to Gare du Nord, which suits groups arriving by train or attending a trade show.
