Le Burgundy Paris, a hotel at 6-8 rue Duphot in the 1st arrondissement, hosts private events in four spaces: the bar and lounge Le Charles, the restaurant Le Baudelaire, the small room La Rotonde and the Signature Suites. Capacities run from 10 seated in a suite to 120 standing in the restaurant. Le Charles is the hotel's bar, named after the poet Charles Baudelaire, and it can be hired for business breakfasts, press conferences and evening cocktails.
Seminars and company events
The hotel's events page describes professional meetings, cocktail receptions and dinners. Le Charles covers 60 square meters and holds 50 standing or 20 seated. The hotel suggests it for business breakfasts and press conferences by day, and for cocktail dinners or private evenings once the lights are lowered and music starts. La Rotonde opens onto the patio and suits a breakfast, meeting, lunch, cocktail or dinner, in any of those configurations. The official text does not list meeting equipment or room-rental hours, so ask for the technical sheet when you send a request.
Rooms and capacities
La Rotonde covers 40 square meters, with 33 seated or 40 standing. Le Charles covers 60 square meters, with 20 seated or 50 standing. Le Baudelaire, the hotel's Michelin-starred restaurant, covers 120 square meters, with 70 seated or 120 standing. The hotel states that Le Baudelaire and La Rotonde can be hired in full on request, and that together they take up to 70 guests for a seated dinner. The Signature Suites, from 45 to 81 square meters, take up to 10 seated or 20 standing and are offered for an intimate cocktail or a private showroom.
Accommodation
The venue is a hotel with rooms, suites, Signature Suites and a spa by Susanne Kaufmann. The pages provided do not give the number of bedrooms, so ask the hotel how many rooms it can hold for your group.
Catering
Catering comes from the hotel's own kitchens. The executive chef, Mylo Levin, leads the restaurant Le Baudelaire and signs the short seasonal lunch menu at Le Charles. The bar serves cocktails named after Baudelaire's work, with tapas in the evening, and a pastry chef prepares afternoon snacks served in the glass-roofed lounge. The events page speaks of dinners in the starred restaurant, so a seated meal with the chef's team is possible.
History and setting
Le Charles has an eclectic decor by Patrick Juliot, built around a large ceiling fresco by the artist Marco Del Re inspired by Baudelaire's Les Fleurs du Mal, four canvases by the same artist and a gilded counter. The room is split into a lounge side and a bar side. La Verrière, a daylit interior garden room with a sculpture by Guy de Rougemont, serves lunch and afternoon snacks. A summer patio under a Japanese maple opens at lunch. Le Charles is open daily from 7 a.m. to midnight for hotel guests and visitors, so confirm the dates when the space is closed to the public for your event.
Getting there
The address is 6-8 rue Duphot, 75001 Paris, a short walk from the Madeleine and the Place Vendôme area. The nearest metro stations to check are Madeleine and Concorde, and Tuileries is within walking distance of the rue de Rivoli side. Charles de Gaulle airport is the main airport for international guests, and the hotel can advise on transfers.
