Hostellerie Le Petit Manoir
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Hostellerie Le Petit Manoir is a small hotel at Avenue Ignace-Paderewski 8 in Morges, in the canton of Vaud, with 25 rooms, a restaurant, a bar, a private spa and a fitness room. Its wedding page is titled "Votre repas de mariage", your wedding meal, and that is exactly what it offers: the aperitif and the wedding dinner in spaces that can be privatized, with rooms in the same house for the couple and their guests.
An intimate house rather than a ballroom
The page invites couples to celebrate "dans cet intimiste et chaleureux établissement" (in this intimate and warm establishment), in "cette bâtisse pleine de charme et d'histoire" (this building full of charm and history). The hotel's general description adds that it lies a few minutes from Lake Geneva and the center of Morges, and that it serves business guests during the week and leisure guests at weekends.
The page publishes no capacities for any of its spaces, and the hotel describes itself as intimate, with a bar, a restaurant room and a garden terrace rather than a banquet hall. Couples should confirm how many guests each space seats before anything else, since the guest count decides whether this house fits at all.
The spaces for the day
The page lists 3 spaces that can be privatized and adapted to the couple's expectations:
- the bar area, "confortable & cosy" (comfortable and cozy)
- the restaurant room "aux notes boisées où l'on se sent 'comme à la maison'" (with wooden touches, where you feel at home)
- the terrace "au coeur du jardin à la Française" (in the heart of the French garden)
It calls them an ideal setting for the vin d'honneur (the wedding aperitif) followed by the meal. The natural flow is drinks on the terrace in the garden, then dinner in the restaurant, with the bar for the later part of the evening. The restaurant is called La Table des Ecrivains and the bar Le Bar des Philosophes. The page does not say whether privatizing them means the restaurant closes to other guests for the evening; couples who want the house to themselves should ask.
Food and service
On catering the page says: "L'équipe de cuisine s'adaptera bien volontiers à vos envies et le service à vos exigences" (the kitchen team will gladly adapt to your wishes, and the service to your requirements). It adds that the hotel provides a venue and qualified teams to offer catering that lives up to the couple's hopes. There are no sample menus or prices on the page, so the menu is built with the kitchen. The hotel publishes a brochure in its events section, which is the obvious document to request before a first meeting.
Rooms for the couple and guests
The hotel has 25 rooms, which its general description calls elegant rooms with modern comfort, in 3 categories: Classiques, Supérieures and Deluxes, presented in 2 decor styles. The wedding page singles out the Deluxe rooms, "spacieuses et lumineuses" (spacious and bright), for the preparations before the wedding and for the couple's first night as newlyweds. The rest of the rooms can house family and friends, so guests from abroad can stay on site. The site's news, favorites and region pages give guests ideas for the days around the wedding in Morges and its surroundings, and bookings for rooms run through the hotel's own reservation page. The site has a section of packages and offers, but the wedding page gives no room rates and says nothing about a block booking for wedding guests.
The private spa
The hotel's wellness area is part of the pitch: the page says it is "accessible uniquement de manière privé" (accessible only privately) and lets the couple relax and recover from all the emotions of the day. The navigation lists it as Le Spa Privé, alongside a fitness room. What the spa contains, and whether its use is included or charged separately, is not stated on the wedding page.
Suppliers and the inspiration shoot
The hotel offers to recommend trusted partners, each specialized in their field, to help couples put their wedding together. As an example, the page describes a wedding inspiration shoot at the hotel organized by @bullesetrosesevents with quality suppliers, whose contacts are available on request, and photographed by @vals_pictures. For a couple planning from abroad, the offer of a ready-made list of local suppliers is useful: florist, decorator and photographer contacts that already know the house.
Other events
The events section also covers vow renewals ("Renouvellement de Voeux") and a seminar offer, and the hotel has a seminar room. That tells a couple 2 things: the house is used to hosting celebrations, and on weekdays it is often busy with business guests, so a weekend date fits the hotel's own rhythm.
Contact and language
Event bookings go to +41 (0)21 804 12 00 or events@lepetitmanoir.ch, and the general address is info@lepetitmanoir.ch. The page ends with "Nous vous rencontrons volontiers pour discuter ensemble de votre projet" (we are happy to meet you to discuss your project together). The site has French, German and English versions. It does not say in which languages the events team works, so couples should write in English and confirm.
What the page does not settle
The page gives no capacities for the bar, restaurant or terrace, no prices for the meal, rooms or spa, no end time for the evening and no rules on music or dancing. It does not mention a ceremony on site, civil or secular; the page itself is framed around the aperitif and the meal, so couples should plan where the ceremony takes place and ask whether the garden could host one. For getting there it gives the address and a map; there is nothing on parking, the station or transfers from Geneva airport, and the contact and access page is the place to look.
Who it suits
Hostellerie Le Petit Manoir suits couples planning a small, food-centered wedding celebration in Morges, who want the aperitif, the dinner and the night all in one house, with rooms for close family and a private spa for the morning after. Couples with a large guest list, or who want the ceremony and a dance party on the same premises, should check capacities and rules before going further. The caveats are the missing capacities and prices, so the brochure and a first meeting come before any comparison.