Restaurant Vatel Paris offers three meeting rooms of 35 to 90 square meters for business lunches, seminars and study days, and can also be hired in full for a reception. It is a teaching restaurant in the Pavillon de la Tour Aurore, in the La Défense business district in Courbevoie, with the rooms on the sixth and seventh floors.
Seminars and company events
The official events page names three rooms for professional use: Eiffel, Louvre and Montparnasse. They are used for business lunches, seminars, study days and other corporate meetings. The venue describes them as bright, air-conditioned, equipped and modular, with floor areas from 35 to 90 square meters. The restaurant sells meal formats for the day: lunch, dinner and a gourmet break between sessions, chosen to match the organizer's expectations and budget.
The setting is a business district, so a half-day meeting can sit next to the rest of a working week. The venue points to a number of partner hotels nearby for guests who travel.
Weddings and receptions
The restaurant on the sixth floor can be privatized for a special occasion or a tailored reception. The venue also announces a panoramic rooftop on the seventh floor, listed as coming soon, intended for festive events and celebrations. Confirm with the events contact whether it is open before planning around it. The official pages do not present wedding packages.
Rooms and capacities
The three rooms are Eiffel, Louvre and Montparnasse, between 35 and 90 square meters according to the layout chosen. The official text gives floor areas and does not give guest numbers per room or per layout. Ask the events contact for seated and standing capacities for your format. The restaurant itself, on the sixth floor, is available for full privatization.
Catering
Catering comes from the restaurant itself. Vatel is a hospitality school, and the kitchen and dining room are run by chefs working with their students. The venue describes creative cooking served by the talents of tomorrow. The restaurant has been fully redesigned and reopened in the La Défense district. Menus are built around lunch and dinner formulas, including a short business lunch served in about 45 minutes, which suits a tight meeting schedule.
History and setting
The restaurant occupies the Pavillon de la Tour Aurore at La Défense, a few minutes from the Grande Arche. The views from the upper floors give the rooms their character, and the venue refers to the Eiffel, Louvre and Montparnasse names for its salons. The same group runs similar restaurants and event rooms in Lyon, Nîmes, Nantes and Bordeaux.
Getting there
The restaurant is a 10-minute walk from La Défense station and the Grande Arche. By public transport, take Metro line 1 to Esplanade de la Défense, tram T2 to La Défense, or the RER and train lines A, E, L and U to La Défense. For drivers, the venue recommends the Iris 1 and Iris 2 car parks. The venue's switchboard and events contact are listed on the official page.
