An invitation, where possible
We request an invitation for a specific date, according to the club's rules, and let you know the answer.


Atmosphere photograph
Jean Castel opened his club at 15 Rue Princesse in 1962. Saint-Germain-des-Prés soon made it a habit: dinner upstairs, then down to the club, and a long night. The place has carried several generations without changing address.
Castel is a private club: entry is for members and the people they invite. There are small salons, a dining room and a dance floor below, in a hushed setting.
TGZ is an independent house with no connection to the club. According to the house's rules, we can request an invitation or a table at dinner; we sell no entry and tell you plainly when the answer is no.
The right moment
A Thursday evening: dinner upstairs, then down when the lower room fills.

We request an invitation for a specific date, according to the club's rules, and let you know the answer.
If the club agrees, a table at the restaurant, to begin the evening upstairs before going down.
A Left Bank hotel a few streets away, a car at the door, lunch in the neighbourhood the next day.

A Paris palace, journeys to the fittings, hair for the family, family dinners, a chauffeur, support for the parents — one point of contact composes the stay around the ball, without ever touching the invitation.
DiscoverOnly by invitation from a member or the club. We can ask; the decision rests with the house.
Membership is a matter for the club and its sponsors. We can explain the process, but we cannot decide it.
Smart dress is expected. Entry remains at the house's discretion.
Usually Tuesday to Saturday, later at weekends. We check the hours before confirming anything.

TGZ Conciergerie is an independent house, with no affiliation to Castel. Availability and conditions are confirmed to you before any commitment.