HOTEL

Hotel Cis Paris Ravel - ★★

6 avenue Maurice Ravel - 75012 Paris Nation

With 19 rooms for between 10 and 230 people, the CISP Maurice Ravel is an ideal venue for optimizing your meetings.
All our rooms are equipped with a paper board, a whiteboard and a projection screen upon request. You will find a self-service restaurant, a traditional restaurant, a theatre, meeting rooms and guest rooms all under one roof.
→ Classic Break: €4 per person / Gourmet Break: €5.70 per person

Type of event

Cocktail
Press conference
Congress with exhibition
Congress without exhibition
Fashion show
Dinner
Art exhibition
Product launch
Meeting / conference / study day
Trade fair / exhibition
Residential seminar
Show room
Evening event with dancing
Filming
Hybrid event
Incentive
Breakfast / lunch / dinner

Additional information

Number of rooms:

109

Number of beds:

197

Technical services

Translation booth
Videoconferencing services, phygital

Catering:

Integrated catering service , Listed caterer

Rooms

Rooms overview

	Surface area	Theater	In classroom	In U shape	With stage	Daylight	Wheelchair accessible	Ceiling height over 5m
Santerre	58m²	41 people	38 people	21 people	✔	✔	✔
Daumesnil	35m²
Stages	130m²		94 people		✔	✔
Courteline	27m²					✔
Bastille	68m²	56 people	46 people	33 people	✔	✔	✔
Messidor	84m²	71 people	64 people	40 people	✔	✔	✔
Terrasse de Bel Air	115m²	100 people	90 people	48 people	✔	✔	✔	✔
Trichaud 2	60m²	61 people	50 people	29 people	✔	✔	✔
Trichaud 1	60m²	61 people	50 people	31 people	✔	✔	✔
Diderot	13m²					✔
Picpus	34m²	30 people	26 people	17 people		✔	✔
Trichaud 1 + 2	125m²	110 people	100 people	54 people	✔	✔	✔
Vincennes	34m²	30 people	20 people	17 people		✔
Paul Valéry	34m²	30 people	26 people	17 people		✔	✔
Nation	34m²	30 people	26 people	17 people		✔	✔
Bel Air	22m²					✔
Paul Bert	34m²	30 people	26 people	17 people			✔
Louis Braille	13m²					✔
Reuilly	30m²					✔
Congrès	276m²	230 people			✔		✔

Services

Establishment

Restaurant

Sustainable approach

Within the framework of the Ecolabel programme, new commitments have been made on:
- Limiting waste,
- Limiting energy consumption,
- The reinforcement of eco-labelled and sustainable purchases (cleaning products, paper, etc.),
- The management of heating and the installation of thermostatic taps,
- Progressive replacement of lighting with low-energy bulbs,
- Investment to limit water consumption (mixer taps, infrared taps, etc.),
- Raising awareness among stakeholders (via posters and communication, via the activities offered at the activity centre),
- Continuous improvement in environmental performance and monitoring of consumption.