ALL4PACK Emballage Paris: Hotels & Where to Stay
29 June – 1 July 2027 Paris Expo Porte de Versailles 40,000 attendees
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ALL4PACK Emballage Paris is a major international trade fair for packaging and packaging-production technologies across all industries, from food and beverage to cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and logistics. It brings together manufacturers, suppliers, brand owners, converters and processing specialists for exhibits, demonstrations and conference content covering machinery, materials, sustainability and supply-chain innovation. The event now takes place at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, Paris's central exhibition complex in the city's 15th arrondissement. For a hotel-booking traveller, this location is a strong advantage: Porte de Versailles is served directly by Paris Metro line 12 and trams T2 and T3a, putting central hotels, the Left Bank and Montparnasse within easy reach. Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) connects by RER and rail to the city centre, and the dense metro network makes almost any district a viable base. Booking a hotel near line 12 or Montparnasse keeps your daily commute to the halls short and predictable.
Popular areas for attendees: Porte de Versailles / 15th arrondissement · Montparnasse · Saint-Germain / Latin Quarter.
- Hotels near Metro line 12 or Montparnasse give a direct, short ride to Paris Expo Porte de Versailles each morning.
- Paris offers an enormous range of accommodation and price points, so you can balance budget against proximity in one search.
- Book early: Paris hosts many overlapping events, and central hotels near the venue fill and rise in price quickly.
- A central base lets you combine the fair with the city's dining and sights without long transfers after show hours.
Event at a glance
- Dates
- 29 June – 1 July 2027
- Venue
- Paris Expo Porte de Versailles
- City
- Paris, France
- Airport
- CDG
- Attendance
- 40,000
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Where to eat during ALL4PACK Emballage Paris
Paris Expo Porte de Versailles sits in the 15th arrondissement, with plenty of honest bistros within walking distance and the Villepinte fairground reachable by RER B to the north. Reserve dinner tables; many good kitchens serve only one seating.
Le Cinq
French haute cuisine
8th arr., Four Seasons George V (~6km north of Porte de Versailles)
Opulent gastronomic dining room off the Champs-Elysees, the benchmark for a high-stakes client dinner in Paris.
Tip: Jacket expected; the set lunch is a comparative bargain for the experience.
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Le Casse-Noix
French bistro
15th arr., near Porte de Versailles / Bir-Hakeim
A warm, no-nonsense neighbourhood bistro doing classic seasonal French cooking near the expo. A dependable mid-range dinner close to the halls.
Tip: Book ahead - it's small and popular with locals.
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L'Antre Amis
Modern French
15th arr., Avenue de Segur (~1.5km from Porte de Versailles)
Refined, contemporary market cooking in an intimate room - a step up from a standard bistro without tipping into formal. Good for a relaxed working dinner.
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La Coupole
Grand brasserie
Montparnasse, 14th arr. (~4km from Porte de Versailles)
A vast, historic Art Deco brasserie serving oysters, steak tartare and classic seafood platters late into the night. Great theatre for a larger group.
Tip: Open late daily; ideal after an evening event when other kitchens have closed.
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Bouillon Pigalle
Traditional French
18th arr., Pigalle (~8km north; RER/Metro)
A revived 'bouillon' serving hearty French classics at remarkably low prices. Perfect for an inexpensive, authentic solo or team meal.
Tip: No reservations - go early or expect a queue.
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Cafe de Flore
Historic Parisian cafe
Saint-Germain-des-Pres, 6th arr. (~5km from Porte de Versailles)
The quintessential Left Bank literary cafe, best for a coffee, croissant and people-watching before or between meetings. More about the ritual than the menu.
Tip: Terrace seats cost a premium but are the whole point.
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While you're in Paris
From PSG at the Parc des Princes to Roland-Garros and rugby at the Stade de France, Paris keeps a full sporting and cultural calendar.
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG)
France's marquee football club, playing Ligue 1 and Champions League nights at the Parc des Princes, close to Porte de Versailles.
Find ticketsRoland-Garros (French Open)
The clay-court Grand Slam in the 16th arrondissement, one of the hottest tickets of the Paris spring.
Find ticketsFrance rugby at Stade de France
Six Nations internationals and major matches at the 80,000-seat national stadium in Saint-Denis, north of the city.
Find ticketsStade de France concerts
The national stadium doubles as France's premier summer stadium-concert venue for global touring acts.
Find ticketsParis Fashion Week
Twice-yearly ready-to-wear shows that take over venues across the city; most runway shows are invitation-only.
Find ticketsFixtures recur each season; exact dates for your fair week are confirmed at ticket search.
Getting there
From Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG)
- CDG is around 30 km northeast of the city; allow roughly 45-60 minutes to reach Porte de Versailles depending on mode and traffic.
- Take the RER B toward central Paris, then change to Metro line 12 (direction Mairie d'Issy) for Porte de Versailles station.
- Taxis offer a fixed-fare service into Paris and are simplest with luggage, though slower in peak traffic.
- Roissybus and other airport coaches connect CDG to central Paris, from where you can pick up line 12.
Arriving by rail or other airports
- Paris-Orly Airport (ORY) is closer to the south of the city and links via Orlyval, tram or bus to the metro network toward Porte de Versailles.
- High-speed trains (TGV, Eurostar, Thalys/Eurostar) arrive at central stations such as Gare du Nord, Gare de Lyon and Montparnasse, all connected to the metro.
- From Gare Montparnasse you are only a few metro stops from Porte de Versailles, making it a convenient rail gateway.
Getting around during ALL4PACK Emballage Paris
Metro and tram
- Metro line 12 stops directly at Porte de Versailles, and trams T2 and T3a serve the same interchange along the city's edge.
- A Navigo Easy card or contactless day passes cover the metro, tram, bus and RER within the city.
- Line 12 links Porte de Versailles to Montparnasse, Concorde and the Left Bank, so many central hotels are a direct ride away.
Taxi, rideshare and shuttle
- Taxis and ride-hailing apps (Uber, Bolt, FreeNow) operate throughout Paris and are useful outside metro hours or with heavy luggage.
- Expect slower journeys and higher fares during weekday rush hours and around major events.
- Some hotels arrange shuttles or can book taxis; confirm with your property, especially for early airport departures.
Visa & entry
Visa-free and Schengen-exempt entry
- France is in the Schengen Area; many nationalities can enter visa-free for short stays of up to 90 days in any 180-day period for business or tourism.
- Ensure your passport is valid for at least three months beyond your planned departure and was issued within the last ten years.
- The EU's forthcoming ETIAS travel authorisation may apply to some visa-exempt travellers, so check whether it is required before you travel.
Travellers who need a Schengen visa
- Nationals of countries not covered by the visa exemption must obtain a short-stay Schengen (Type C) visa before travelling to France.
- Apply through the French consulate or its visa centre well in advance, as appointments and processing can take several weeks.
- Bring proof of the event, accommodation and return travel to support your application and entry.
Entry rules change; confirm current requirements with the France embassy or official immigration site before booking travel.
First time at ALL4PACK Emballage Paris?
- Choose a hotel on or near Metro line 12 so your daily trip to Porte de Versailles is a single, direct ride.
- Buy a Navigo Easy card or use contactless day passes to move freely across the metro, tram and bus network.
- Register online and download your badge in advance to skip entry queues on the opening morning.
- Paris weather varies by season, so check the forecast and pack layers and comfortable walking shoes.
Insider tips from repeat attendees
- Porte de Versailles is a large multi-hall complex, so check which pavilion your key exhibitors are in and use the correct entrance.
- Trams T2 and T3a offer handy alternatives to the metro if line 12 is crowded at peak times.
- Book dinner reservations ahead; central Paris restaurants fill quickly during major trade-fair weeks.
- Validate a multi-day transit pass to avoid buying single tickets each day and to speed through the gates.
ALL4PACK Emballage Paris travel FAQs
Where should I stay for ALL4PACK Paris?
Hotels near Metro line 12 or around Montparnasse and the Left Bank offer the most direct access to Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. The 15th arrondissement immediately around the venue is convenient, while central districts on line 12 keep the commute short.
How much do hotels cost during ALL4PACK Paris?
Paris spans budget to luxury, so prices vary widely by district and season. Central hotels near the venue and along line 12 command higher rates during major trade fairs, so booking early helps secure better value and location.
How early should I book hotels for ALL4PACK Paris?
Book several weeks to a few months ahead. Paris hosts many concurrent events and conferences, and well-located hotels near Porte de Versailles and on line 12 sell out and rise in price as the dates approach.
Which airport do I fly into for ALL4PACK Paris?
Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG) is the main international gateway, connected by RER and rail to the metro network toward Porte de Versailles. Paris-Orly (ORY) is a closer alternative to the south of the city and also links to the venue via public transport.
How do I get from the airport to Porte de Versailles by public transport?
From CDG, take the RER B toward central Paris and change to Metro line 12 (direction Mairie d'Issy) for Porte de Versailles station, roughly 45-60 minutes in total. Trams T2 and T3a also serve the venue for onward connections.
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