Maison Stella Cadente is a guest house in the medieval town of Provins that can be hired in full for company seminars, product launches, brand dinners, press days, shoots and private celebrations. It sleeps up to 18 guests and has a French garden of more than one hectare, one hour from Paris.
Seminars and company events
The official page for private hire lists a wide range of professional uses: seminars and meetings, trainings and workshops, professional retreats, press days, product launches, influencer events, client dinners, team building, and brand activations. The house also hosts production work such as fashion, beauty and lifestyle shoots, advertising campaigns, video shoots and castings.
Hiring the whole property means a team has it to itself, with no other guests. Each lounge, room and reception space has its own decor, so one site offers several backdrops without moving. The venue says it works regularly with companies, communication agencies, fashion houses, luxury brands and event organisers, and it offers personalised support according to the project. Parking and infrastructure suited to professional teams are mentioned, without further detail.
The site gives no seated capacity for meetings and names no meeting room, so ask for a floor plan and a layout proposal when you request a quote.
Weddings and receptions
The venue mentions private celebrations next to its professional offer, and the garden is described as suitable for cocktails, receptions, garden parties and open-air dinners. The official text does not mention weddings by name, so confirm with the team before planning one.
Rooms and capacities
The garden covers more than one hectare, laid out in the French style with paths and planted perspectives. It can be privatised and is presented for cocktails, receptions, garden parties, product launches, corporate events, outdoor dinners and outdoor shoots. No guest capacity is stated for the garden or the interior rooms.
Accommodation
The house sleeps up to 18 people in suites and rooms inspired by fairy tales. Two suites have two bedrooms each: the Peau d'Âne suite and the Pierre et le Loup suite, the latter a Russian dacha. Four further rooms are named Alice, Reine des Neiges, Chaperon Rouge and Chat Botté. A Russian suite and a private lounge are also pictured on the site. Staying on the property removes the evening transfer, which helps a seminar with a dinner and an overnight stay.
Catering
The house runs a tea room and a table d'hôtes, with menus published on the site. Whether these serve a private group, and whether an outside caterer is allowed, is not stated, so ask the team.
History and setting
The decor is the work of the decorator Stella Cadente, who drew on childhood memories. Each room is treated as a staged set. Provins is a medieval town listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, with ramparts and cobbled lanes, and the house offers a visit of the Tour César.
Getting there
The address is 28 rue Maximilien Michelin, 77160 Provins. The site puts the house about one hour from Paris. Parking is mentioned for professional teams.
