French Open 2027
Two nights at the Sofitel Le Faubourg, Eurostar return from St Pancras, Category 1 seats on Court Philippe-Chatrier and a gastronomic lunch at L’Orangerie. Champagne on the terrace as long as you want it.
Three days.
One Grand Slam
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01ArriveSunday 23 May · Paris
Eurostar in, Sofitel for the evening
Eurostar from St Pancras, met at Gare du Nord and driven to the Sofitel Le Faubourg. Welcome drinks and canapés with your Above + Beyond host; the evening is yours — Concorde a block away, the Champs-Élysées on the other side.
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02Match dayMonday 24 May · Roland-Garros
L’Orangerie, then Chatrier
Breakfast at the Sofitel, transfer to Roland-Garros. A gastronomic lunch on a reserved table at L’Orangerie, champagne and spirits served throughout the day, then your Category 1 seats on Court Philippe-Chatrier for the afternoon’s play.
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03ReturnTuesday 25 May · London
Breakfast, then home on the Eurostar
A slow breakfast at the hotel, late checkout, transfer to Gare du Nord and the Eurostar home. Back at St Pancras by mid-afternoon — in time for the office or, more sensibly, dinner.
Philippe-Chatrier —
the main court at Roland-Garros
Roland-Garros is the only Grand Slam played on clay, and Chatrier is the room at the centre of it. A retractable roof since 2020, fifteen thousand seats, the longest rallies on the tour and the heaviest balls. The early rounds bring the seeds onto the show courts and the world’s best clay-courters into their first proper test of the spring. The category-one tier sits the closest the public can get; you see the spin, you hear the slide.
off the Concorde
to Gare du Nord
Philippe-Chatrier
Championship
The room where Roland-Garros
does its hosting
L’Orangerie sits in the Jardin des serres d’Auteuil — the historic greenhouse garden inside the Roland-Garros grounds, and the tournament’s most discreet hospitality venue. White linen, a long terrace onto the gardens, and a reserved table held in your party’s name from arrival to last serve.
The gastronomic lunch is served at the table. Champagne, spirits and soft drinks are served throughout the day — before play, between sets, after match. Court Philippe-Chatrier is a short walk away.
From St Pancras to set point
and back again
Eurostar in on Sunday afternoon, match day at Roland-Garros on Monday with lunch at L’Orangerie and Category 1 seats on Philippe-Chatrier, Eurostar home Tuesday after a slow breakfast off the Concorde.
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Sunday afternoon · St Pancras
Eurostar to Paris
Mid-afternoon departure from St Pancras International, Standard Premier on the e320. Met on the platform at Gare du Nord and driven through the 8th to the Sofitel.
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Sunday evening · Sofitel Le Faubourg
Welcome drinks, then your evening
Check in, freshen up, gather for welcome drinks and canapés with your Above + Beyond host on the Sofitel’s patio. Concorde at one end of the street, Champs-Élysées at the other — we’re happy to book dinner at one of three rooms we use in the 8th.
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Monday late morning · Roland-Garros
Lunch at L’Orangerie
Transfer to the grounds, private entrance, your reserved table held at L’Orangerie in the Auteuil greenhouse gardens. A gastronomic four-course lunch with paired wines; champagne, spirits and soft drinks served throughout the day.
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Monday afternoon · Court Philippe-Chatrier
Category 1 on the main court
A short walk from the lunch room to your seats. Up to three singles matches on the day’s schedule, the seeds beginning their Slam. Order of play and players are confirmed by the tournament the evening before. Return to L’Orangerie between matches at your own pace.
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Tuesday morning · back via the Eurostar
Breakfast, then home
A long Sofitel breakfast, late checkout, transfer to Gare du Nord. Eurostar to St Pancras — back in central London by mid-afternoon, in time for the office or dinner, depending on the kind of day you’d like.
What’s inside the package
- Eurostar return from London St Pancras to Paris Gare du Nord
- Two nights at the Sofitel Paris Le Faubourg, B&B, double or twin
- Daily breakfast at the hotel
- Private transfers, hotel ↔ Gare du Nord
- Above + Beyond welcome drinks & canapés on arrival
- Day entry tickets at Roland-Garros, Category 1 on Philippe-Chatrier
- L’Orangerie hospitality — reserved table from four guests
- Gastronomic lunch with paired wines
- Champagne, spirits and soft drinks served throughout the day on the terrace
- Roland-Garros branded souvenir for each guest
Sofitel Le Faubourg —
five stars, off the Concorde
An eighteenth-century private mansion in the 8th, between the Place de la Concorde, the Champs-Élysées and the Faubourg Saint-Honoré. Didier Gomez interiors, 148 rooms and suites with the couture-bias the address suggests, an enchanting patio for late evenings, and the kind of breakfast that explains the day before it starts.
- Two nights in double or twin rooms, B&B
- Daily breakfast at the Sofitel’s restaurant
- Patio garden & Le Lounge bar
- Five-minute walk to the Concorde Metro
- Suite upgrades and additional nights on request
Frequently asked
questions
When does the trip run?
Sunday 23 to Tuesday 25 May 2027 — the first round of Roland-Garros. Eurostar arrival into Paris on the Sunday, match day at Roland-Garros on the Monday with L’Orangerie hospitality, Eurostar home on the Tuesday. Other round packages run across the rounds we cover, 17 May to 4 June 2027 — Opening Week, the Weekend, Quarter-Finals, Semi-Finals. Tell us your preferred round at enquiry.
What seats are included?
Category 1 day-entry tickets on Court Philippe-Chatrier — the main court and the closest tier to the play the public can access. The early rounds bring the seeds onto the show courts, and a Chatrier day session is typically up to three singles matches. Order of play and players are confirmed by the tournament the evening before, so specific names can’t be guaranteed.
What is L’Orangerie?
The tournament’s hospitality pavilion in the Jardin des serres d’Auteuil — the historic greenhouse garden inside the Roland-Garros grounds, a short walk from Court Philippe-Chatrier. Your party has a reserved table, a four-course gastronomic lunch is served, and champagne, spirits and soft drinks are served throughout the day on the terrace.
Where do we stay?
The Sofitel Paris Le Faubourg — five-star Sofitel in an eighteenth-century mansion in the 8th arrondissement, between the Place de la Concorde, the Champs-Élysées and the Faubourg Saint-Honoré. Two nights, bed and breakfast, sharing double or twin rooms.
How do we get there and back?
Eurostar from London St Pancras to Paris Gare du Nord and back. We’ll seat your party together in Standard Premier on the e320. A private transfer takes you between the hotel and the station at each end.
What’s the dress code?
Smart casual at the tennis — collared shirt or smart top, closed shoes. L’Orangerie at lunch is dressier; we’d recommend a jacket. Dark trousers are sensible — the clay is dusty by mid-afternoon and lighter colours show it.
Can we add nights or upgrade?
Yes. We routinely add a third night for Saturday arrivals, upgrade to suites at the Sofitel, or quote single-occupancy supplements. Tell us what you’d prefer in the enquiry and we’ll come back with options in writing.
Group sizes and private parties?
L’Orangerie’s reserved-table format starts at four guests. We routinely arrange parties of six, eight and twelve. For ten-plus we can hold a private corner of L’Orangerie; for larger corporate groups we’ll quote bespoke. Allocations are limited and the early rounds move first.
Tell us your group size,
we’ll do the rest
We’ll come back with confirmed places, dietary notes and any group requests in writing within twenty-four hours.