Château de Maisons

A work by Mansart, château

Between Paris and Versailles, overlooking a loop of the Seine, the château de Maisons was built in the 17th century by François Mansart, then at the height of his art. It is a true masterpiece of 18th century classical architecture.

In April 1651, his famous host welcomed the young Louis XIV during a sumptuous celebration. The Sun King would later call upon sculptors and decorators who had worked in Maisons and the architect's grand-nephew, Jules Hardouin Mansart, to work on his Versailles project.

The order of the facades, the harmony of the interior volumes and the decoration of the ceremonial rooms reveal the architectural genius of the builder. During great receptions, the richly decorated banquet hall welcomed illustrious guests: kings and princes, emperors and marshals, but also writers and thinkers.

Considered one of the most beautiful residences of its time, the estate became in 1777 the property of the Count of Artois, brother of Louis XVI and future Charles X.

A majestic setting for your BtoB receptions

Located on the banks of the Seine, but facing the forest of Saint Germain en Laye, the château was the centerpiece of a geographical composition based on an immense perspective. At the time of Mansart, a large axis lined with elm trees, perpendicular to the Seine, is launched on both sides of the château, from the forest to beyond the river, on the territory of Sartrouville.
The château can welcome you during the day for small meetings, assemblies or conferences but also for festive events around a cocktail, a dinner or private visits.

Configurations and capacities of Château

Spaces available to hire	Standing	Theatre	Dinner	U-shaped room	Class
Large ceremonial room 200 m2	160	100	80	-	-
First floor room 150 m2	100	-	-	-	-
Park 5 ha	-	-	-	-	-

Information and prices

Quote on request

Equipment

Equipment	Quantity
Chair	-
Table	7
White screen	-
Video projector	-
Paperboard	-
Micro	-
Desk	-
Wifi	no
Scene	-
Kitchen	yes (without heating elements)

Private tours

The Château de Maisons welcomes you outside of opening hours, in the evening, to experience an exceptional moment. For nearly 2 hours, let yourself be guided for a privileged visit of venues.
In option, glass of champagne and mignardises in the evening. Quote on request.

 

Access to Château

Located 12 km west of Paris
RER A (Cergy-Poissy), Maisons-Laffitte stop SNCF Saint-Lazare station, Maisons-Laffitte stop From Paris: Pont de Neuilly, A86 direction Cergy-Pontoise, exit 2B and Pont de Bezons direction Poissy by N192 and N308