Molitor Hotel & Spa can host an executive committee of 8, a plenary of up to 130 in theatre layout and a seated or standing event of up to 150 in its restaurant, with the option of privatising the historic indoor pool for an evening. The hotel occupies the former Piscine Molitor in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, on the western edge of the city.
Seminars and company events
The events team works with seven spaces spread across the building. Meeting rooms can be set in theatre, cabaret, U-shape or classroom layout, or cleared for a cocktail. The two main salons, Longchamp and Auteuil, are bright rooms suited to a plenary session, a training day or a product presentation. For smaller groups, Les Bains offers private corridors overlooking the outdoor pool, used for executive committees of 8 to 20 people.
Salon Murat works as an exhibition space with urban art on the walls, a setting that suits launches, press events and cocktails. From May to September, the rooftop Solarium adds an open-air space with views of the Eiffel Tower and Roland-Garros, which fits a summer reception after a day of meetings.
Breaks, lunches and dinners are served on site, so a full seminar day can run without leaving the building. Larger evenings can move to the restaurant or, under full privatisation, to the indoor pool itself.
Rooms and capacities
Salons Longchamp and Auteuil measure 154 and 129 square meters and take up to 130 guests in theatre layout. Salon Murat covers 135 square meters for up to 130 guests. The Solarium on the roof measures 160 square meters, also for up to 130. Restaurant Molitor covers 200 square meters and takes up to 150 guests, either as a full privatisation or as a semi-private booking at the Chef's table. Bar Bikini, open year-round, holds up to 50 people over 75 square meters. The indoor pool, under its glass roof, is offered only as a full privatisation, for cocktails by the water or a dinner set along the basin.
Accommodation
The hotel has 124 rooms and suites, enough to house a delegation on site for a two-day seminar. Guests also have access to the Spa by Clarins, with 13 treatment rooms, hammams and indoor and outdoor pools, and to Club Molitor, a 1,500 square meter sports facility.
Catering
Food is handled in-house. Restaurant Molitor serves breakfast, lunch, dinner and brunch facing the pool, under chef Tony Goncalves. Bar Bikini and Club 1929 cover drinks and late evenings, and the rooftop operates in season. For events, the team prepares lunches, dinners and cocktail receptions in the spaces listed above.
History and setting
The Piscine Molitor opened in 1929 as an Art Deco swimming complex and closed in 1989. The hotel was built around the restored pools, which keep their colored cabin doors and Art Deco lines. The outdoor basin remains the center of the building, overlooked by the restaurant, the bar and the meeting corridors.
Getting there
The hotel is in the 16th arrondissement, near Porte d'Auteuil and close to the Paris ring road, with the Bois de Boulogne and the Roland-Garros stadium nearby. Metro lines serve the area and run directly to central Paris. Organisers should confirm group arrival and coach drop-off details with the events team.
