Hôtel Hor hosts meetings, training days, conferences and company events for 4 to 99 people in two seminar rooms, with 47 bedrooms on site. The four-star hotel is at 160 rue La Fayette in the 10th arrondissement of Paris, a short walk from Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Est.
Seminars and company events
The location is the main argument. Teams arriving by Eurostar from London or Brussels, or by high-speed train from northern and eastern France, can reach the meeting room on foot with their luggage. The conference room adapts from 4 to 99 participants, with a lounge corner and a buffet corner for breaks and lunch in the same space. A second, smaller meeting room for 16 overlooks the garden and suits a committee, an interview day or breakout work during a larger session. Both rooms come with a TV with HDMI input, a video projector and screen, a paperboard, a phone line, Wi-Fi and cable internet, adapters, water and tablecloths. The hotel provides food service for seminars. Requests go to hotelhor@hotel-hor.com or +33 1 40 05 18 05.
Rooms and capacities
The Salle de conférences is the main room, set up to fit the group from 4 to 99 people. The Salle de réunion takes up to 16 people and faces the garden, which gives daylight and a quieter outlook than the street side. The hotel does not publish surfaces or figures by layout, so theatre, classroom or U-shape counts are confirmed on request. Using both rooms on the same day allows a plenary followed by a workshop in smaller groups.
Accommodation
The hotel has 47 soundproofed rooms: Classic, Comfort and Deluxe doubles, Superior doubles or twins, and communicating rooms. A training group or a project team can sleep on site and start the next morning without a commute. Breakfast is a buffet, served from 6:30 to 10:30 a.m. on weekdays and from 7 to 11 a.m. at weekends, which fits an early start.
Catering
The site does not list a restaurant. For seminars, the hotel serves breaks and lunches in the buffet corner of the conference room, so the group stays in one place through the day. For a team dinner, the streets around the two stations have many brasseries and restaurants within a few minutes' walk.
History and setting
Rue La Fayette is one of the long avenues laid out across northern Paris in the nineteenth century, lined with stone apartment buildings. The hotel faces the activity of the station district, while the garden side gives a calmer view. The Canal Saint-Martin and the slopes of Montmartre are both within walking distance for a group outing after a working day.
Getting there
Gare du Nord, with Eurostar trains from London and Brussels, the RER B to Charles de Gaulle airport and several metro lines, is a few minutes on foot. Gare de l'Est, with high-speed trains from Strasbourg and eastern France, is also close. Charles de Gaulle airport is about 30 minutes away by RER B, and Orly about 45 minutes by public transport or taxi.
