- Destination
- Paris & Île-de-France
- District
- Saint-Rémy-lès-Chevreuse (vallée de Chevreuse)
- Indicative budget
- €€
Indicative figures, confirmed at quotation stage
MICE strengths
- Several air-conditioned, modular meeting rooms
- Outdoor event space of about 2,200 m² for launches and evening events
- Accommodation and restaurant on site for residential seminars
Why choose it
A calm, wooded setting for residential seminars and team retreats south-west of Paris, close to the research and university cluster of Saclay.
Possible limits
Room counts, bedroom numbers and capacities are confirmed for each set-up with the estate. Access from Paris takes longer than from the inner suburbs.
Airport
Charles de Gaulle (CDG): about 1 h 15 to 1 h 30 by road; Orly (ORY): about 1 h, depending on traffic.
Station
No rail station next to the estate: access is mainly by car, about 35 km from Paris; confirm transfers with the venue.
Indicative budget
€€Seminar packages start from roughly €65 to €80 per person; a tailored quotation is provided on request.
Nearby restaurants
Frequently asked questions
What meeting facilities does Domaine de Saint-Paul offer?
The estate has several air-conditioned, modular meeting rooms, an outdoor event space of about 2,200 m² for launches and evening events, and on-site accommodation and a restaurant for residential seminars.
Where is Domaine de Saint-Paul and how do guests get there?
The estate is in the Chevreuse Valley at Saint-Rémy-lès-Chevreuse, about 35 km from Paris, near Saclay. There is no rail station next to the estate, so access is mainly by car, and transfers should be confirmed with the venue.
What kind of events is Domaine de Saint-Paul suited to?
It suits residential seminars and team retreats in a calm, wooded setting south-west of Paris, close to the Saclay research cluster.
Can The French DMC organise an event at Domaine de Saint-Paul?
Yes, we organise seminars, incentives and conventions in France, and we confirm capacities, room layouts and rates in a tailored proposal; budgets are indicative.
