Hôtel Wallace hosts meetings, study days, press presentations, company evenings and private dinners for up to 30 people seated or 80 standing, with three spaces that can be hired and 45 bedrooms upstairs. The hotel is at 89 rue Fondary in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, and its top-floor terrace looks out on the upper part of the Eiffel Tower.
Seminars and company events
L'Atelier du Wallace is the working room: 27 square meters, partly lit by daylight, renovated in November 2021 and fitted with current audiovisual equipment. It takes up to 30 people and can be booked by the half day or the full day, or as part of a study day package. It suits a board meeting, a workshop, a press presentation or a team lunch. After the session, a group can move to the bar or up to the terrace for drinks without leaving the building, which makes it easy to combine a working morning with an after-work reception.
Rooms and capacities
L'Atelier du Wallace: 27 m², up to 30 people, audiovisual equipment, partial daylight, a modular space with several areas. Le Wallace, terrasse & bar: 80 standing for a cocktail or 30 seated for a banquet, with a central bar, a basement lounge with sofas and a patio; it can be fully or partly privatized for after-work events, celebrations and company evenings. La Terrasse de Tuco: a 70 m² planted rooftop for 50 standing or 25 seated, with a view of the Eiffel Tower, hired in full or in part for lunch or dinner cocktails and after-work events.
Accommodation
The hotel has 45 rooms, which it calls cabins, from single cabins to Riviera rooms, junior suites with an Eiffel Tower view and family rooms. Several rooms face the tower, useful for hosting speakers or guests from out of town. A basement fitness room with Technogym equipment opens onto a green patio. Breakfast runs from 6:30 to 11 a.m., with local and organic products such as homemade granola and AOP cheeses.
Catering
The bar, Le Tuco, focuses on Italian wines, sunny cocktails and snacks imported from Italy, and the hotel offers Italian aperitifs for receptions. The bar and the terrace are set up for lunch and dinner cocktails, and the study day package can be added to a booking of the Atelier.
History and setting
The hotel was designed as a friendly, upscale motel in the spirit of the Italian Riviera, with lacquered wood headboards and terrazzo bathrooms. It sits in a residential part of the 15th arrondissement, which the hotel describes as one of the most pleasant village-like districts of Paris. The scale suits groups looking for a relaxed, small setting rather than a conference hotel, and the rooftop gives an evening event a view of the Eiffel Tower.
Getting there
The address is 89 rue Fondary, 75015 Paris, a short walk from the Dupleix and Émile Zola metro stations.
