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Hyatt Regency Paris - Madeleine is located on the typically Parisian Boulevard Malesherbes in the heart of Paris, Europe's 'City of Light'. Ideal for business or leisure travellers staying in Paris, this luxurious cosy hotel is close to the fashionable Rue du Faubourg St Honoré and to several famous Paris landmarks including the Avenue des Champs Elysées, the Opéra Garnier, the Place de la Concorde and the Arc de Triomphe. World-famous museums such as the Louvre and Jeu de Paume are just minutes away from the hotel.
Hyatt Regency Paris - Madeleine's 86 rooms offer complete comfort and luxury combined with up-to-the-minute communication technology for the convenience of the business traveller.
Hotel facilities include a modern business centre that offers a comprehensive range of business services and the latest audio-visual equipment, while the hotel's fitness centre provides cardiovascular training equipment and an exclusive spa.
Hyatt Regency Paris - Madeleine's two stylish restaurants, Café M and La Chinoiserie, serve innovative contemporary cuisine, created by Nicolas Sale, throughout the day in an airy and welcoming hotel setting. Original brunches, including the famous 'Brunch Littéraire', are also available.
The ideal Paris hotel for small meetings and social gatherings, Hyatt Regency Paris - Madeleine offers four functions rooms, equipped with audio-visual equipment, high-speed Internet and WiFi access.
Staying at Hyatt Regency Paris - Madeleine, you will be touched by the atmosphere of a noble and romantic hotel residence and the modern concept of hospitality and welcome.
Hotel Facilities
Guest Relations
Business Centre
Fitness Centre
Hyatt Regency Paris-Madeleine offers a range of facilities that include Guest Relations, a Fitness Centre and Spa, and a comprehensive Business Centre.
Restaurants & Entertainment
The Restaurant Café M
The Restaurant La Chinoiserie
The two restaurants of Hyatt Regency Paris-Madeleine propose you a cuisine which is intelligent, lively, light, fresh and modern.
Le Café M and La Chinoiserie, offer a menu ensuring that it is lightly infused with both French tradition and international flavours.This creative gastronomy, created by Nicolas Sale, takes into accounts the special requirements of the travellers.
Our two restaurants serve contemporary cuisine in an airy and welcoming setting full of Parisian charm, making it a firm favourite with the local community and a smart venue for business lunches and dinners.
Meetings & Catering
Audio-Visual Equipment
Capacity Chart
Floor Plans
Request for Proposal
Hyatt Regency Paris-Madeleine features four meeting rooms located on the ground floor, that can accommodate from 2 to 35 guests.
These four rooms are ideal for small meetings and social gatherings, with state-of-the-art audio-visual equipment, high-speed Internet and Wifi access, retractable screens and a built-in speaker system.
Imari
This largest room is ideal for private seminars or presentations.
Nin Sou and Si Kyang
These two elegant rooms provide all the amenities and services required for executive meetings, with a fixed round table.
Manhattan
This room benefits from natural daylight in a warm and convivial style, with a rectangular table.
With four meeting rooms and a warm and cosy atmosphere, Hyatt Regency Paris-Madeleine is a real sanctuary where you can feel at home. A ready and responsive staff provides clients with personalised and always attentive service, the best way to successful events.
Language
French is the official language.
Although non-French speaking visitors may be wary of attempting French words and phrases, Parisians appreciate any effort to speak at least some French.
Business Hours
Department stores generally open from 9:30 am to 7:00 pm Monday to Saturday. Department stores like Le Printemps and Les Galeries Lafayette are open until 10:00 pm on Thursday and shops are open until midnight on the Avenue des Champs-Elysées. Small shops generally open earlier at 8:00 am and close later at 8:00 pm; however, they may take a long lunch break and close between 12:00 noon and 2:00 pm or 3:00 pm. Some Paris stores open on Sunday, but not all.
Banking hours vary depending on the bank, but generally opening hours are from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon, and from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm Monday to Friday. Certain banks may remain closed on Monday, and most close at 12:00 noon on the day immediately preceding a bank holiday, and for all or part of the day immediately after a bank holiday.
Museums are generally open from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm, six days a week, and closed on Monday or Tuesday.
National Public Holidays
On the following dates, shops and businesses will either close or trade for limited hours, and public transport may run limited services:
1st January (New Year's Day)
Easter Holidays (late March or early April)
1st May (Labour Day)
8th May (Victory Day)
1st June (Ascension Day) - the date varies every year
14th July (Bastille Day)
15th August (Assumption of the Virgin Mary)
1st November (All Saints' Day)
11th November (Remembrance Day)
25th December (Christmas Day)
Events and Festivals in Paris
There are many festivals and events held in Paris throughout the year, some of which draw upon the city's cultural traditions; others, such as the French Open tennis tournament, reflect the city's standing as a venue for international events.
Late January (Prêt à Porter Fashion Shows)
Early April (Paris Marathon)
End-May to mid-June (French Open Tennis Championships)
June (Paris Air Show, every 2 years, next in 2007: Fête de la Musique on 21st June)
July (Tour de France cycle race)
September (Prêt à Porter Fashion Shows)
First weekend in October (Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe horse racing)
Tourist Information in Paris
Paris has seven tourist information offices, one at each of the five SNCF train stations, and one at the Eiffel Tower. The main office on the rue des Pyramides is open throughout the year except on Christmas Day and New Year's D
One of the most intriguing capital cities in Europe, Paris attracts millions of visitors each year to witness its renowned architectural and artistic heritage, represented by a vast array of historic attractions. The commercial, economic and intellectual centre of France, Paris is at the forefront of modern European development both politically and culturally, and offers the visitor an infinite variety of things to see and do.
Often referred to as the 'City of Light', Paris lies on the banks of the river Seine. North of the river are some of the city's most famous landmarks that include the Champs Élysées running west to l'Arc de Triomphe.
At the other end of the Champs Élysées is la Place de la Concorde, a beautiful square.
A little further east is the world-famous Louvre and the Centre Georges Pompidou. South of Centre Pompidou is Notre-Dame de Paris on l'Île de la Cité, while on the left bank (Rive Gauche) is the Eiffel Tower. Also on this side of the river is the musée d'Orsay, famous for its Impressionist collection.
Hyatt Regency Paris-Madeleine is within walking distance of most of these sites, on the Boulevard Malesherbes which is conveniently situated close to the Opera House and Paris' most exclusive shopping streets, Rue de Faubourg St Honoré, Avenue Montaigne and Place Vendôme.
Hyatt Regency Paris - Madeleine
24 Boulevard Malesherbes
75008 Paris
France
Tel: +33 1 5527 1234
Fax: +33 1 5527 1235
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