The social and humanitarian Foundation completely renovated the Pavillon de Musique, named this room after its Founder, Madame Julienne DUMESTE and can seat up to 20 people, with all the necessary equipment for your meetings: flat screen and HDMI connections, Apple T.V. and Google Chromecast, internet RJ45 and Wifi connexion. There is also a conference telephone at your disposal.

The Music Salon, completely decorated with Carrara marble, is where the inaugural dinner of the Pavillon de Musique was held on the 2nd September 1771, in presence of Louis XV and the countess of Barry.

Cocktails, dances, as well as plenary conferences and music concerts can be organised for up to 80 people.

The Kings Salon, decorated with woodwork, trimmings and original Gouthière locks, disposed of a surface of 60m2, allowing you to welcome your guests for a cocktail, a dinner, a business reunion, a product launch or any other personnalised event.

The Louis XV Room can seat up to 15 people and is equipped with a video projecter, a projection screen, a Wifi connection and a wireless telephone.

The Ledoux Salon, named after the famous Pavillon de Musique architect, offers 48m2 of reception space. Decorated with woodwork, trimmings and Gouthière locks, the Ledoux Salon also offers you a window you can personnalise for the occasion.

The Arnold de Ville Room can seat up to 15 people. It is named after the inventor of the "Marly le Roi Machine" and is equipped with a video projecter and screen, a Wifi connection and wireless telephone.

The Fragonard Salon, an oval room of 36m2, which is home to the copies of paintings that were commissioned and refused by the Countess of Barry.

The originals are part of the Frick Collection in New York.

The Pierre Gouthiere Room can seat up to 10 people. It is named after the remarkable carver and guilder of the 18th century who realised the locksmithing for the Pavillon de Musique at the service of Louis XV. The room is equipped with a video projecter and screen, a Wifi connection and a wireless telephone.

The Franck Dumuste Room is named after the husband and associate of Madame Julienne DUMESTE, in honour of the remarkable businessman that he was. This calm and discreet manager's office is equipped with a Wifi connection and wireless telephone.

Named after the famous sculpter of the 18th century, this little room allows you to keep refreshments on hand in between meetings.