Miss Fuller is an Art Nouveau hotel at 11 avenue Mac-Mahon in the 17th arrondissement of Paris, a few steps from the Arc de Triomphe. It offers a private dining room of 41 square meters and the Serpentine restaurant of 85 square meters for seminars, cocktails, dinners and dancing evenings. The hotel also has 44 rooms and 4 suites, so a team can meet and stay in the same building.
Seminars and company events
The hotel presents itself as a place for personal or professional events, with modular spaces. The private dining room and the sunlit rotunda are named for seminars, cocktail receptions and dancing evenings. Residential seminars can include moments of rest, because the hotel has a gym, a sauna and a private bath. Day-use offers also exist for teams that need a room for a few hours. Reservation requests go to the events address of the hotel, and the team works with you on the format.
Three time slots are published on the site: half day, full day and evening. The services available in the event spaces are a kettle, a coffee machine, internet access and air conditioning. Ask for audiovisual equipment when you send your request, since the page does not list it.
Weddings and receptions
The site speaks of personal events in general and does not present weddings. Private dinners are offered in the dining room or under the rotunda, with menus prepared with the chef. For a family or friends celebration, discuss the guest count and the layout with the events team before you plan.
Rooms and capacities
The private dining room covers 41 square meters. The Serpentine restaurant, with its bar, covers 85 square meters. The site shows an area for each room but does not print a capacity figure on the page we read, so ask for seated and standing numbers for your layout. The rotunda is described as the hotel's domed space and can be reserved for a dinner.
Accommodation
The hotel has 44 rooms and 4 suites, including a Deluxe category, a Duplex suite and rooms with a view toward the Arc de Triomphe. A gym, a sauna and a private bath complete the offer. A breakfast served under the rotunda is available, and day-use packages allow a stay without a night.
Catering
Catering comes from the hotel's own kitchen. The restaurant and bar offer breaks, cocktails and dinners, and the chef builds private menus with you according to your requirements. The atmosphere of the dining spaces draws on the Art Nouveau period.
History and setting
The stone facade dates from 1894 and was designed by the architect Louis Marnez in a flamboyant Art Nouveau style. The interior design agency NIDO and five invited artists redrew the codes of that style, and the work of Raphaëlle Peria wraps the rotunda. The name honors Loïe Fuller, a pioneer of modern dance in Belle Époque Paris. The hotel belongs to the Drawing Hotels Collection.
Getting there
The hotel stands on avenue Mac-Mahon, close to the Arc de Triomphe and the Place Charles de Gaulle, which is served by several Metro lines and the RER A.
