Maison de l'Alsace rents meeting rooms for 16 to 22 people, prestige salons and a rooftop room at 39 avenue des Champs-Élysées in Paris 8e. Companies book by the half day, the day or the evening to host teams, clients, recruitment sessions or trainings. The building sits in the business district, above the restaurant, and belongs to the European Collectivity of Alsace.
Seminars and company events
The business centre has three meeting rooms of up to 22 people, plus a boardroom. They have wall screens with video conferencing, good acoustics and daylight. Rooms can be rented by the half day (morning 9 am to 1 pm, afternoon 2 pm to 6 pm), the full day (9 am to 6 pm) or the evening (7 pm to 11 pm), and on atypical hours if needed. The official text names the use cases: gathering teams, receiving clients and partners, meeting future colleagues and running trainings.
The boardroom suits a management committee or a board. It has a rectangular table with power sockets, a 65-inch screen for video conferencing and a 79-inch flat screen, a dimmer, and a paperboard on request. Welcome coffee or tea and mineral water are provided. The video-conference setup is described with a bandwidth of 1.5 Mbps and a public IP address.
Weddings and receptions
The official pages do not present weddings. They do mention prestige salons and a rooftop room for events in an attractive setting, without capacities, so ask the team about receptions and cocktails.
Rooms and capacities
The published figures are the following. Salle 21-22 measures 34 m² and holds 20 people. Salle 24-25 measures 35 m² and holds 18 people. Salle 34 measures 35 m² and holds 18 people. The boardroom measures 34 m² and holds 16 people at most, with 7 more able to join by video conference. The meeting rooms are described as having a capacity of 22 at most. Salle Bartholdi, the coworking area, the prestige salons and the Élysées rooftop are listed on the site, but the pages we read give no capacities for them. The rooftop sits on the top floor and looks over the Haussmann rooftops for 180 degrees.
Catering
The building is directly above a restaurant, and the site says all complementary services are possible with it. A services page lists extras, but the details were not available. Coffee, tea and water come with the boardroom.
History and setting
The Maison de l'Alsace is owned by the European Collectivity of Alsace and managed by a commercial company made up of Alsace business leaders, MDA Partner's. The rooms are spacious and equipped, in a building that mixes meeting rooms, offices and coworking.
Getting there
The site lists the RER A at Étoile, the metro station Franklin D. Roosevelt and the bus stop La Boétie. It places the venue under 30 minutes from the Paris train stations, 45 minutes from Roissy-Charles de Gaulle and 30 minutes from Orly. Rooms have step-free access.
