Espace Batignolles is a 1,000 m² venue for seminars, training days, conferences and meetings in the 17th arrondissement of Paris. It has 13 rooms, including a plenary room for up to 150 people. The address is 18 rue de la Condamine, in the Batignolles district, and rooms are booked by format: a small working meeting, a plenary session, or a plenary with parallel workshops.
Seminars and company events
The venue is organized around the plenary-plus-workshops seminar. Everyone opens the day in Salle Europe, groups then split into smaller rooms on the same site, and the day closes with a report-back in the main room. The venue describes three sizes. For 20 to 50 people, a plenary in Salle Ulysse or Salle Artémis with two or three break-out rooms. For 50 to 100, Salle Europe in cabaret layout with four to six smaller rooms. For 100 to 150, Salle Europe in theatre layout with six to eight smaller rooms. Events run from half a day to two days.
Three formats are on offer. Meeting and training suits groups of 4 to 40. Plenary is for talks, keynotes and conferences. Plenary plus workshops combines the two. A dedicated coordinator helps run the day, and participant welcome and signage in your name are included in every room.
Rooms and capacities
Salle Europe is the main room: 400 m², up to 150 people. Salle Artémis, 120 m², takes 36 people in a U shape, 40 at round tables, 50 in classroom layout and 60 in theatre layout. It has three 82-inch screens and two microphones and gives access to the outdoor space. Salle Ulysse, 95 m², holds up to 30 and extends onto a terrace. Salle Gaïa, 60 m², takes 18 in a U, 24 at round tables, 25 in classroom layout and 30 in theatre layout. Salle Arianne combines Apollon and Athéna into one 60 m² room for 30 people. Salle Homère, 53 m², has two screens and daylight and is used for steering committees.
The remaining rooms seat 10 to 25 people: Socrate, Pénélope, Apollon, Platon, Pythagore, Alpha and Athéna. Pythagore looks onto the garden, and Alpha is a mezzanine open to Salle Europe.
On the technical side, Salle Europe has a sound system, wireless microphones, HD projection on a large screen, an integrated control desk and dedicated fibre. Break-out rooms each have a screen or projector, flipcharts and fibre. Wi-Fi handles up to 200 simultaneous connections, and spare computers and adapters are kept on site. Video capture, live streaming, simultaneous interpreting, a technician present all day and a photographer can be added.
Catering
A partner caterer serves a welcome breakfast, breaks, lunch as a buffet, individual tray or standing cocktail, and a closing cocktail. Drinks include coffee and tea, pressed juices, soft drinks and water, wine for cocktails and champagne on request. Vegetarian, gluten-free, pork-free and halal needs are taken into account.
Getting there
La Fourche and Brochant stations (line 13) are 3 to 5 minutes on foot. Pont Cardinet (line 14 and line L) is 5 minutes away and Rome (line 2) is 6. Gare Saint-Lazare is about 15 minutes away, and RER C stops at Pereire-Levallois.
