Seminars and company events
Hôtel Régent Petite France takes board meetings, training days and seminars of up to 90 people in theatre layout, with 75 bedrooms upstairs for teams who stay the night. The hotel stands at 5 rue des Moulins in Strasbourg, on the banks of the Ill in the Petite France district, about five minutes from the TGV station.
All five meeting spaces have daylight, and three of them look out over the river or the half-timbered houses of Petite France. A dedicated seminar desk prepares quotes for day meetings and residential programs and adds gourmet breaks to the meeting day. That makes the hotel a practical base for a management committee, a sales kickoff for a regional team or a two-day workshop where participants walk to dinner in the old town.
Rooms and capacities
The largest configuration joins Jean Amos I and Jean Amos II into one room of 103 square meters. It seats 90 in theatre style, 60 in classroom style and 30 around a U-shape, with a view of Petite France. Used alone, Jean Amos I covers 67 square meters for 60 in theatre, 40 in classroom or 30 in a U. Jean Amos II, at 36 square meters, holds 30 in theatre, 20 in classroom and 15 in a U, also facing the district.
Ponts Couverts measures 30 square meters, seats 25 in theatre, 20 in classroom and 15 in a U, and works for a standing drink of 15. It opens onto a terrace, which helps for breaks in the warmer months. Le Lavoir, at 21 square meters, is a boardroom for 12 overlooking the Ill, suited to a board meeting, a day of interviews or a confidential negotiation.
Accommodation
The hotel has 75 rooms and suites. Each one has marquetry decor made for the hotel, and all of them overlook Petite France, the Ill or the timber-framed houses along the water. Guests also have access to a spa with a fitness room, a hammam and massages, which is welcome at the end of a long meeting day.
Catering
A restaurant and a bar sit on the riverbank and serve contemporary cooking built around regional flavors. Meeting breaks, lunches and dinners are arranged with the seminar team, which handles requests for day packages and residential stays.
History and setting
Petite France is the old quarter of millers, tanners and fishermen at the western end of central Strasbourg, where the Ill splits into several channels. The hotel's street, rue des Moulins, recalls the mills that once worked on the water. The covered bridges and the Vauban dam are a short walk away, and the cathedral and the main museums can be reached on foot through the old town. For an organiser, that means a group can move from the meeting room to dinner or a guided walk without any transport.
Getting there
Strasbourg station, served by TGV trains from Paris and other French cities, is around five minutes from the hotel. Strasbourg-Entzheim airport lies southwest of the city and is linked to the main station by regional trains. Within the center, trams and walking cover most needs, and the hotel's central address keeps shops, restaurants and sights close for free evenings.
