The Pavillon de Jardy is a modular event hall of 1,200 square meters at the Haras de Jardy in Marnes-la-Coquette, between Paris and Versailles. It hosts conventions, gala dinners, product launches, fashion shows, showrooms, parties and garden parties for 100 to 1,200 participants. A terrace of 700 square meters and an Olympic arena extend the space outdoors. It belongs to Paris Country Club Meetings and Events.
Seminars and company events
The hall has Eiffel-type architecture and faces the Olympic arena. The official page lists conventions, gala dinners, product launches, fashion shows, showrooms and evenings as formats. The capacity table gives 600 guests for a plenary, 800 for a dinner and 1,200 for a cocktail, in an interior of 1,200 square meters. The introduction on the same page quotes 600 for dinners, so confirm the seated figure for your layout.
The hall can be booked turnkey, with catering, technical services, animation and other services, or as hire only. The equipment list includes LED room lighting, furniture, a cloakroom, free wifi and step-free access. Reception, security and decoration services are also listed. The group publishes guides for company year-end evenings, executive committee seminars and product launches.
Weddings and receptions
The group offers four venues for summer weddings, including the Pavillon de Jardy, in a style it describes as chic and countryside. The pavilion's 700 square meter terrace and its private green spaces suit a garden-party format. For overnight stays, the group's other sites include a 4-star hotel in Saint-Cloud with rooms of 25 square meters.
Rooms and capacities
The interior is a single modular space of 1,200 square meters. Capacities are 600 for a plenary, 800 for a dinner and 1,200 for a cocktail, with a stated range of 100 to 1,200 participants. Outdoors, a terrace of 700 square meters and the Olympic arena are available. A catering office is on site.
Catering
Catering is part of the turnkey formula, and the hall includes a catering office. Hire without services is also possible, in which case you arrange your own supplier with the venue.
History and setting
The pavilion stands in the Haras de Jardy, described as the leading equestrian center in France, with a park of 75 hectares of meadow and woods and stables over a century old. A small monastery settled there in 1120. In 1891, Edmond Blanc bought the land and built 115 boxes, 10 stalls and an indoor arena. The estate later belonged to Marcel Boussac.
Getting there
The address is 182 boulevard de Jardy, 92430 Marnes-la-Coquette. The official page places the pavilion 15 minutes west of Paris, and another passage says 10 minutes. The nearby Saint-Cloud racecourse and the Bois de Boulogne are close by. Plans and technical sheets can be downloaded from the venue page.
