Study hotel management at CMH Paris
Paris, the world capital of luxury hospitality, welcomes millions of visitors every year. It was in the heart of this legendary city — the City of Light, but also the city of love, of fashion and of fine dining — that CMH, the school of international luxury hotel management, was founded in 1975, in the most refined of settings.
On the programmes at CMH in Paris, taught by experts working in this most prestigious of sectors, you will discover every facet of luxury hospitality along with French elegance, excellence and art de vivre. You will acquire the professional competencies of a hotel director and hotel department manager, enabling you to uphold the finest reputation for the ultra-luxury establishments you go on to work for.
Welcome to CMH Paris.
1975
Opening of
the pioneering campus
Paris
The world capital of luxury hospitality
Address
52 rue St Lazare,
75009 Paris
Contact
01 87 89 53 85
info@cmh-paris.fr
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Heritage and culture
With around a hundred five-star hotels and twelve exceptional properties awarded the prestigious "Palace" distinction, Paris is a byword for perfection, luxury and French timelessness. Among these renowned establishments — all CMH partners — each offers sumptuous surroundings and impeccable service: the Hôtel Plaza Athénée *****, the Hôtel Meurice *****, the Hôtel Bristol Paris *****, the Hôtel Ritz Paris *****, the Shangri-La Hotel *****, the George V Hotel, the Four Seasons Hotel *****, the Hôtel La Réserve Paris ****, and many more.
Student life
Paris offers one of the richest and most vibrant student experiences in France. Long favoured by international and European students for its quality of life and its immense intellectual energy, Paris is the essential destination for higher education, guaranteeing exemplary career prospects and a decisive, rewarding personal journey.
The city offers students a tremendous variety of things to do. Museums, cinemas, theatres, concerts and cafés let you make the most of Parisian life. Famous districts such as the Quartier Latin are particularly popular with students for their lively atmosphere. Paris is also a cosmopolitan city where cultures and nationalities of every kind come together.
Transport
Getting to the campus:
Metro: Line 12
Bus: Route 39
Close to Gare Saint-Lazare (mainline trains, RER, metro)
