Imperial lounge | Oval room | Louis room | Eugenie room

 

Conference rooms

Imperial lounge

Being part of the original house that was built in 1717 and containing newly restores wall paintings, many of which depict the house in its various forms throughout the years, makes this impressive room the ideal venue for product launches or theatre style events for up to 60 people.

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Oval room

Our Oval Room dates back to 1780 and was originally the main entrance to the house, this magnificent room both unusual in its shape and noteworthy because of its decoration. A series of floor to ceiling wall painting in Dutch style depict a lavish lifestyle and combined with the French doors which open to the grounds, give it a spacious yet friendly feel.

An added advantage of this room is that it can be opened up to the Imperial Lounge for larger events or used on its own as a perfect choice for smaller working lunches, boardroom style meetings or a separate syndicate room for up to 24 guests.

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Louis room

Our smallest and most intimate room with its original ornate plaster ceiling dating back to the 18th century, and attributed to Edward "Athenian" Stewart. The Louis Room is ideal for a private board or client meeting of up to 20 people, a small training or team building event or private lunch. As Napoleon and Eugenie’s private dining room, it is certainly a location that comes with an endearing history and the ‘wall of windows’ contribute to an enlightening, comfortable and intimate environment.

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Eugenie room

The Eugenie Room has a tremendous atmosphere, it is a visually stunning room enhanced by its 18th Century oak panelling, which was rescued from Chateau de Bercy a former hunting lodge of Louis XVIII.

The largest and grandest room we have available can provide theatre style seating for up to 100 guests and is ideally suited to larger product launches or exhibitions.

As such the room brings the formality and pomp desired to truly mark a particularly important event or occasion.

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