Hôtel Philéas Lazare & Spa suits small business meetings, working sessions and presentations for up to 8 people. The four-star hotel stands at 24 rue d'Amsterdam in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, a few steps from Gare Saint-Lazare. It is a place for compact teams, not for large seminars.
Seminars and company events
The hotel's corporate offer covers three formats. A private meeting room takes up to 8 people and can be booked by the half day or the full day. A coworking area can be used by the hour or the day, with bookings by the half day. A small library lounge with a fireplace seats up to 4 and can be booked by the hour, the half day or the day.
The hotel presents the library as flexible: it mentions job interviews, casting sessions and photo shoots as possible uses, and luggage or equipment can be stored if needed. For a brief, a presentation to a client or a leadership offsite of a few people, these rooms keep the group together in one building.
Rooms and capacities
The meeting room is private and comes with free wifi, heating or air conditioning, a screen with an HDMI adapter, and hot and cold drinks with sweet snacks included in the offer. The coworking space includes free wifi and unlimited drinks and sweets. The library lounge is a separate small room for up to 4 people.
The hotel does not publish a larger event room. Groups above 8 should plan to split across rooms or choose another venue.
Accommodation
The hotel has five room categories: Classic, Superior, Deluxe, Executive and Family. This lets a visiting team sleep and work at the same address. The official site does not give a total bedroom count, so confirm availability for your dates when you send a request. The hotel also runs a corporate contract for frequent travelers, with negotiated rates and flexible cancellation terms.
A spa with sport, hammam and massage sessions is available on reservation, which some organizers use as a break between work blocks.
Catering
Drinks and sweet snacks are part of the meeting room and coworking offers. The hotel also has a bar, which runs a gourmet afterwork in the evening, and a morning routine and tea time service. The site does not describe a seated catering offer for groups, so ask whether lunch or dinner can be arranged for your team.
History and setting
The building is presented as a former family house turned into a hotel inspired by the 19th-century gentleman traveler and the great transatlantic voyages. The hotel hosts music in its lounge and bar, including piano concerts at breakfast and occasional jazz evenings. All spaces are described as accessible to guests with reduced mobility.
Getting there
The hotel is next to Gare Saint-Lazare, one of the main transport hubs in Paris, with regional and suburban trains and several metro lines. This makes it easy for participants arriving from Normandy or the western suburbs, and it is walkable from the Opéra district.
