A palace hotel opened in 2002 on the rue de la Paix, between the Place Vendôme and the Opéra: 156 rooms and suites, the Améthyste plenary room of 162 m², several smaller meeting rooms with terraces and a Michelin-starred restaurant available for private hire.
| Address | 5 rue de la Paix, 75002 Paris |
| Brand | Park Hyatt |
| Status | Among the first hotels named Palace in France, in 2011 |
| Rooms | 111 rooms and 45 suites, plus a private apartment |
| Largest space | Améthyste I and II combined, 162 m²; reception 150, theatre 120, banquet 110, classroom 96 |
| Améthyste I or II | 78 to 84 m² each; theatre 60 to 70, banquet 60 |
| Other rooms | Cornaline (92 m², banquet 70), Saphir (43 m²), Paris VII and VIII (31 m² each, combinable, with private terraces) |
| Terrace | La Terrasse, 186 m²; reception 80, banquet 60 |
| Restaurants | PUR’ – Jean-François Rouquette (Michelin-starred) and Café Jeanne, both available for private hire on request |
| Public transport | Opéra (metro 3, 7, 8); Concorde, Madeleine and Pyramides within a ten-minute walk |
Sources: Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme meetings pages, capacity chart and fact sheet, checked on 17 September 2026. The hotel’s pages give different totals for meeting space (from 500 to nearly 700 m²) and ceiling heights for the Améthyste room (3.05 or 3.5 m); capacities come from the capacity chart.
The Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme is a contemporary palace in a historic setting, on a street lined with the jewellers of the Place Vendôme. Its meeting spaces are compact and flexible, which suits executive meetings, workshops and dinners for a few dozen to about 150 guests.
Board meetings and executive workshops in the Cornaline, Saphir or Paris rooms, presentations of up to 120 people and dinners of up to 110 guests in the combined Améthyste room, and private dinners in the Michelin-starred restaurant PUR’ or at Café Jeanne. The small Paris VII and VIII rooms, each with a private terrace, work well for breakouts and cocktails.
With a largest room of 162 m², the hotel is not designed for large conventions, but its range of smaller rooms makes it easy to run parallel sessions close to one another. Confirm the capacity for your layout, since the hotel publishes several totals for its meeting space.
Close by, compare the Hôtel de Crillon, Le Meurice and the InterContinental Paris Le Grand at Opéra for larger ballrooms. All palace and luxury hotels are compared in our guide to Paris hotels with event space, and seated evening capacities in our guide to gala dinner venues.
The Améthyste room, 162 m² when its two parts are combined, which holds 150 at a reception, 120 in theatre style and 110 at a banquet according to the hotel’s capacity chart.
Yes. The Michelin-starred restaurant PUR’ – Jean-François Rouquette and Café Jeanne can be privatised on request.
By metro to Opéra (lines 3, 7 and 8); Concorde, Madeleine and Pyramides stations are within a ten-minute walk.