Châteauform' Les Jardins de Saint-Dominique hosts seminars, board meetings, conventions and cocktail evenings for 2 to 250 participants, and up to 350 guests standing, in two town houses at 49-51 rue Saint-Dominique in the 7th arrondissement of Paris. The house offers 16 meeting rooms, all with daylight, and a Haussmann-style event space of about 250 square meters. It sits on the Left Bank, close to Les Invalides and the National Assembly.
Seminars and company events
The house is built around working days. The official text lists 10 modular meeting rooms, 2 informal rooms and 3 rooms with a fixed table, and says all are fully equipped and lit by daylight. Teams use them for management committees, creativity sessions and workshops. The event space takes conventions, conferences, showrooms and product presentations for up to 250 participants, or cocktails and evenings for up to 350 guests. A catalogue of activities completes a study day, with examples such as an escape game and building a terrarium. Hosts named Sandrine and Rudy welcome groups on site.
Weddings and receptions
The official page does not present weddings. It does offer cocktails, afterworks and evening events in the event space and in the garden, which suits company receptions and client evenings.
Rooms and capacities
The 10 modular rooms range up to 98 square meters. In the largest, the maximum is 90 people in theatre layout, 60 in islands, 30 in classroom, 24 in U shape and 15 in conference. The 2 informal rooms measure 8 to 20 square meters and hold up to 8 people. The 3 fixed-table rooms measure 14 to 42 square meters and seat up to 14 in conference layout. The event space holds 250 in theatre, 133 in islands and 150 in cabaret, and a cocktail can reach 350 guests. The site also gives a total event surface of 775 square meters, and a plan of the rooms can be downloaded from the house page.
Catering
Catering is in house, with a chef named Valentin who cooks for the participants every day. The house presents its approach as everything handled for the organizer, and says the quote is the final invoice. Meals, breaks and cocktails are served in the rooms set aside for them, including the ground-floor dining rooms, which the house singles out. Break areas are part of the offer.
History and setting
The two town houses stand around a paved reception courtyard and a quiet garden. According to the house, the residence was built in the 19th century by the De Montmorency Luxembourg family on the occasion of a marriage. Inside, contemporary furniture sits alongside listed decoration, in a mix of modern design and French classicism. The event space keeps its Haussmann mouldings and parquet floors. In fine weather the garden is the host's favorite, and it is used for afterworks and cocktails.
Getting there
The address is 49-51 rue Saint-Dominique, 75007 Paris. The house lists the Invalides métro station as its access point, and the National Assembly is a short walk away. Guests arriving by train from Gare Montparnasse or Gare du Nord can reach the area by métro with one change, and the RER C stops at Invalides.
