Seminar Facilities
Your training and team-building centre.
Enjoy a fully equipped, bright, and air-conditioned room with a scenic view over the countryside during your seminar.
In the peace and quiet of the countryside, our small country hotel offers you a setting conducive to work and concentration in a calm and friendly atmosphere. In other words, your staff will enjoy a working experience in a relaxing environment.
During your seminar, you’ll have access to a fully-equipped, bright, air-conditioned room with a view over the countryside. A full 3-course lunch + cheese and coffee served quickly as a buffet, as well as gourmet breaks or welcome coffee as you wish.
For 5 to 20 People:
The Comfortable Seminar
Each staff member enjoys the comfort of an individual room for up to 20 people.
The 50m² room accommodates your group for U-shaped meetings, conferences, or worktables.
Tailor the room to your specific requirements, and we’ll strive to accommodate your needs.
Access all facilities in the seminar room, with a continuous supply of tea, coffee, or herbal tea.
For 21 to 40 People:
The Convivial Seminar
For more than 20 people, some employees will have to share their room: don’t hesitate to put the snorers together for more conviviality! Don’t worry, everyone will have their own bed.
The 50m² room, extendable to 100m² if needed, caters to conferences and work sessions.
Share any additional requests, and we’ll adjust the room to suit your needs.
Access all facilities in the seminar room, with a continuous supply of tea, coffee, or herbal tea.
Our rates :
Rates vary based on the number of people and the season; for a personalized quote, contact us directly.
Study day: €50 to €95
Includes a welcome breakfast, a 3-course buffet lunch with soft drinks and hot beverages, and a continuous break.
Semi-residential seminar: €125 to €275
Day of study + one night’s accommodation.
Residential seminar: €155 to €305
Semi-residential seminar + dinner served as a buffet with soft drinks and hot beverages.
All the comfort of a group
Then ? What do you think?
For a country hotel, it’s not bad?
