"We decided to create exclusive meeting rooms": Xavier le Ru, Radisson Blu Ambassador

Xavier Le Ru - No, it really depends on each establishment. Here, we created the Roof Floor when we refurbished the 8th floor, which until recently had been given over to administrative offices. And we decided to create exclusive meeting rooms away from the hustle and bustle of hotel life. Each room is self-contained, with its own office equipment and individually adjustable air conditioning. At the entrance to each room, an i Pad is available for organising meetings and surfing the Internet. 

 

X. L. R. - First of all, the view. We're on the 8th floor, with full natural light. The rooms overlook the rooftops of Paris, but you can also see the Eiffel Tower on one side, or Montmartre on the other. What's more, when you get out of the lift, you come straight to a dedicated reception desk. The Roof Floor manager takes care of everything that meeting participants need: from office supplies, to changing meal menus, to booking a table in a restaurant. 

 

X. L. R. - The structure of the hotel - built in the 1920s - meant that they could not be grouped together on the same floor or two. They are therefore spread throughout the hotel. However, guests booking a business category room have access to the 8th floor and its lounge.