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Abbaye de Royaumont

4.5

(2340 reviews)

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Abbaye de Royaumont Asnières-sur-Oise, 95270 Asnières-sur-Oise

Capacity : 600

Book Royaumont Abbey, a jewel of Gothic art for a timeless event

The Royaumont Abbey, founded in 1228 by King Saint Louis, is an architectural jewel of Gothic art built around a magnificent Cistercian cloister. This reception venue where time seems to stand still will make its mark on your BtoB event.
At the gates of Paris, the Abbaye de Royaumont is an incredible haven of peace nestled in a 7-hectare park and set in 2 Remarkable Gardens. This serene setting, dedicated to the arts and culture, is now home to the first French foundation of public utility with a cultural vocation.

An island of serenity to give height to your professional event

Isolated in the middle of nature, the Royaumont Abbey has unparalleled assets for your seminars and events. Take advantage of its vast work spaces to bring your colleagues together and generate a collective dynamic.
Royaumont offers you 10 spacious meeting rooms with natural light and equipped with the latest technology. Share convivial moments in one of our 5 private dining rooms with spectacular vaulted ceilings.
Live a unique hotel experience by sleeping in one of our 53 rooms with a view of the gardens and the cloister: the promise of a total change of scenery!
Endally, give strength and life to the spirit of your company and renew your teams by relying on a rich and exclusive workshop offer, designed in collaboration with artists and experts associated with our Foundation.

360° tour of Royaumont Abbey

Venue capacity

Spaces available to hire	Standing	Theatre	Dinner	U-shaped room	Class
Monks' refectory 555 m2	500	500	380	-	-
Refectory of the converses 273 m2	280	220	160	-	-
Monks' kitchens 245 m2	250	-	150	-	-
Cloister galleries 580 m2	600	-	350	-	-
Salle des Charpentes 243 m2	-	250	-	80	120
Salle du Grand Comble 205 m2	-	100	-	50	100
Salle de la Poivrière 102 m2	-	100	-	35	50
North Gallery 120 m2	140	-	70	-	-
Room One 115 m2	-	80	-	35	40
Rooms Seven and Eight 49 m2	-	19	-	15	19
Rooms Four and Five 30 m2	-	19	-	10	10
Cell Saint Louis 60 m2	-	19	-	12	-
Auditorium	60	-	19	-	-

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Equipment & Facilities

Equipment	Quantity
Video projector
Micro
Wifi
Kitchen

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4.5

Google - 2340 reviews

Ricardo Tejero

a week ago

Great place to visit if you are discovering Val de l'Oise. Peaceful and beautiful

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Colin M

2 months ago

We have seen many abbeys around France, so finding this one had good reviews made it an easy decision to visit. My guess, however, is that those reviews are maybe for the hotel rather than for the abbey as a visitor attraction. The entrance is very expensive for what you get. Only a handful of rooms are open, and the only one that will last in the memory is the monks dining room. The rest are just empty spaces with no real character or interest. The proposed route begins with a cave filled with old light bulbs, with no explanation why this might be of interest. Then you go past various kitchen gardens, which are mostly abandoned to weeds. On reaching the building you enter the cloister (no access to the garden) and the few open rooms are all accessed from there. You could do the whole thing in 10 minutes.

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Matthew Motte

4 months ago

We went there on a visit and, paid 10€ per person expecting a nice long historical visit after driving two hours, thinking we'd get historical context etc. As a visitor and non-resident (primarily a hotel), there's barely anything to visit, so the visit takes 15-20 minutes. Nice place but not worth the time/money

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Marc Ll.

a year ago

I didn't sleep at the abbey, but came for a company event (200+ people) for dinner. The spot is magnificent, organizations was great and the restaurant location was just amazing, right in the church part. Deco was plot to perfection and all the menu was excellent. Service was top as well, so I can only highly recommend the place from an event&culinary perspective.

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Yvan A. Digon

2 years ago

The abbey is wonderful to visit for an afternoon. You've got plenty of space to chill, especially when you have a sunny day. And it's easy to park. The shop offers many nice goodies and books related to the middle age. And the staff is smiling. If you're considering making an event, such as a seminar or a wedding, that's a good place to be. They are professional about planning events, so I definitely recommend it.

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