Le Louis Versailles Château - MGallery hosts meetings, conferences, training days, cocktails, buffets and private dinners for up to 220 people. Its largest room, Les Marquises, seats 220 in theater layout, and seven flexible meeting rooms cover groups from a steering committee of 18 to a plenary session. The hotel has 152 rooms and suites. It stands at 2 bis Avenue de Paris in Versailles, 200 meters from the palace.
Seminars and company events
The hotel sells business meetings and private events, run by a dedicated meetings team. Les Marquises is the main room for a plenary. It covers 180 square meters and is listed for 220 in theater layout, 117 in classroom, 74 in a U-shape, 140 at a banquet and 180 at a cocktail. It has several screens and projectors, so a speaker can show more than one video feed.
Les Marquises splits into three rooms named Pompadour, Montespan and Maintenon. Each covers 60 square meters and seats 66 in theater layout, 33 in classroom, 24 in a U-shape or 34 around a boardroom table. Movable partitions give 60, 120 or 180 square meters, so a morning plenary can turn into breakout sessions after lunch.
Saint-Louis and Notre-Dame are smaller, soundproofed rooms upstairs, suited to steering committees, project groups or breakouts. Each covers 44 square meters, seats 30 in theater layout, 18 in a U-shape or 20 around a table, and divides into two spaces of 22 square meters. They look onto the arch built for Napoleon III.
All rooms are air-conditioned and equipped with a screen, a flip chart and high-speed internet, and most have a video projector and daylight. Guests have unlimited access to a business center.
Rooms and capacities
L'Orangerie covers 90 square meters and seats 60 in theater layout, 40 in classroom, 30 in a U-shape and 60 at a banquet, or 80 at a cocktail. It opens onto the bar of L'Alcôve. Les Manèges is a recently renovated, daylit room of 180 square meters on several levels. It seats 80 at a banquet or 70 at a buffet and opens onto the terrace, which makes it the natural room for a team lunch or a dinner.
Accommodation
The hotel has 152 rooms and suites, from Superior and Superior Balcony rooms to Deluxe Double, Deluxe Twin and Deluxe Family rooms, Junior Suites, Suites and one Deluxe Suite. Interiors are by the Sundukovy Sisters. A gym, a hammam, a sauna and a sensory shower are open to guests. Paid parking is available at the hotel.
Catering
L'Alcôve, the hotel restaurant and bar, sits under a glass roof and a large modern chandelier by Blackbody. It serves the chef's take on classic French dishes, with a list of wines and Champagnes. A terrace is open in good weather, and a buffet brunch is served on Sundays. Room service runs 24 hours a day. Meeting rooms such as L'Orangerie and Les Manèges connect with the bar and the terrace for receptions.
History and setting
The hotel opened in summer 2017 as the first MGallery address in Versailles, part of the Accor group. It sits in the town center, a short walk from the palace and the antique dealers' quarter.
Getting there
The hotel is about 20 minutes from Paris and close to the two main stations of Versailles. The address is 2 bis Avenue de Paris, 78000 Versailles. The Palace of Versailles is 200 meters away on foot.
