Which venue for your event in Paris?

By Kadrance has three venues: a private mansion in Paris 9th, a boat moored on the Seine in Paris 13th and a royal hunting lodge in the Saint-Germain-en-Laye forest. Compare them, then pick the one that suits your event.

The three venues compared

Criterion Le Cercle d’AumaleLe Bateau PhareLe Pavillon de la Muette
Location Paris 9th, 22 rue d’AumaleParis 13th, 3 Port de la GareSaint-Germain-en-Laye, in the forest
Type of venue Nineteenth-century private mansionBoat moored on the Seine, opposite the BnFRoyal hunting lodge, listed historic monument
Meetings From 20 to 150 peopleGroups from 20 peopleFrom 20 to 200 people
Cocktail and evenings Up to 350 peopleUp to 300 people on the whole boatUp to 350 people with the summer tent
Spaces and assets 5 levels and 1,700 m²: 150-seat screening room, Club and garden, rooftop terrace at the Penthouse3 decks (Deck 130, Carré 100, Cale 200) and a quayside terrace; digital screens in every space3 reception rooms, flowering garden, 8 historic bedrooms (20 beds), 70-space car park
Getting there Metro lines 2, 12 and 13Metro lines 6 and 14, RER CBy car, less than 30 minutes from Porte Maillot; RER A, 20 minutes from La Défense

The right venue for your event

City seminar

Le Cercle d’Aumale

The Cercle d’Aumale hosts seminars for 20 to 150 people in Paris 9th. Its Atelier is designed for a working day with a plenary room, a catering area and two workshop rooms.

Seminar out of town

Le Pavillon de la Muette

Le Pavillon de la Muette lists seminars among its uses, in the Saint-Germain-en-Laye forest. It has 3 reception rooms for 30 to 200 people and eight historic bedrooms.

Corporate evening

Le Bateau Phare

Le Bateau Phare is hired for corporate evenings, from the Cale (200 people, dancing) to the whole boat (300 people). It is moored on the Seine opposite the BnF.

Product launch

Le Cercle d’Aumale

The 150-seat screening room of the Cercle d’Aumale is designed for conferences and product launches, with an audio-video control room. Le Pavillon de la Muette and Le Bateau Phare also host launches.

Filming

Le Pavillon de la Muette

Le Pavillon de la Muette lists filming among its uses, in a listed lodge set in a forest. Le Cercle d’Aumale also mentions filming among its uses.

Private boat hire: Le Bateau Phare, the boat moored on the Seine.

Frequently asked questions about choosing a venue

Which venue for 300 people?

Le Bateau Phare takes up to 300 people on the whole boat. Le Pavillon de la Muette takes up to 350 people in a cocktail layout with its summer tent. Le Cercle d’Aumale takes up to 350 people in a cocktail layout.

Which venue is accessible by metro?

Le Cercle d’Aumale is served by metro lines 2 (Blanche), 12 (Trinité-d’Estienne-d’Orves, Saint-Georges) and 13 (Liège). Le Bateau Phare is served by metro lines 6 (Quai de la Gare) and 14 (Bibliothèque François-Mitterrand) and by RER C. Le Pavillon de la Muette is reached by car, less than 30 minutes from Porte Maillot.

Which venue for a seminar in the countryside?

Le Pavillon de la Muette, in the Saint-Germain-en-Laye forest. It offers 3 reception rooms, a flowering garden and eight historic bedrooms with 20 beds.

Which venue for a meeting of 100 people?

Le Cercle d’Aumale takes 20 to 150 people for a meeting and Le Pavillon de la Muette 20 to 200. On Le Bateau Phare, the Carré takes 100 people for a seated dinner or a meeting.

Can guests stay overnight on site?

Yes, at Le Pavillon de la Muette: 8 historic bedrooms with 20 beds, on the 1st and 2nd floors.

How do I request a quote?

Use the contact page, which lists the telephone number and email address of each venue.

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