Palais des Congres de Paris Convention Transfers

Resting on the northwest side of Paris, the Palais Des Congrès offers easy access to the hip 17th arrondissement crowd while offering an array of modern spaces perfect for vast networking. The facility offers 7 halls of divisible exhibition space as well as four amphitheaters, not to mention over a dozen smaller conference rooms. General services include a few rest areas and terraces between spacious halls, as well as reception desks throughout the building. Complimentary Wi-Fi and close access to the Neuilly Porte Maillot Subway Station offers relaxed transfers across town as well, other guest-friendly perks including a unique French boutique shopping mall and upscale hotels along the bougie Boulevards des Maréchaux. Private vehicle rentals like sedans and SUVs offer the ultimate opportunity to see quiet corners of town as well. Meet-and-greet services do the same but with a bit less freedom, taxis bypassing traffic with ease on the way to the Charles de Gaulle Airport while local personal drivers provide up-close glimpses at casual scenery.

Experience a constantly changing city often revered for being the romantic capital of the world, all by booking the right hotel room. Wake up on the right side of the bed with bright Paris views from nearby rooms, popular options including the jazz-themed cafe from Le Meridien Etoile, as well as the artful garden patios and swanky room service at Les Jardins de la Villa & Spa. Western-friendly perks can be discovered at the Hyatt Regency Paris Etoile as well, fancy but not too fancy views of the Eiffel Tower discoverable at the modest L’Adresse. Once lodging is figured out, enjoy what the immediate neighborhood has to offer, from the convention center’s attached shopping mall and its many French-centric fashion boutiques, to tranquil views of flowery trees at Alexandre-et-René-Parodi Square. Watch the afternoon breeze with a stroll through variously connected paths of the Square, ensuring all personal belongings are kept safe and arrivals are made before sunset. Great restaurants to settle down at the end of the night include atrium-lit Mediterranean from Le Sud as well as traditional French at Le Petit Maillot, each walking distance from the venue.