L'Imprimerie Hôtel in Clichy offers two meeting rooms for up to 50 and 25 people, residential seminars with 49 bedrooms on site, and cocktail receptions for up to 100 guests. The 4-star hotel sits in the Grand Paris area, a short distance from Clichy town hall, and borrows its look from the industrial architecture of a former printing works.
Seminars and company events
The hotel sells half-day and full-day study sessions, residential professional seminars and private events such as receptions and cocktails. Requests go to the events team, which proposes a format after you describe your needs. The hotel presents its rooms as a creative and collaborative setting, connected and adaptable, suited to hosting clients or partners.
Beyond the two rooms, the lobby and bar are laid out in a coworking atmosphere. The terraces and the rooftop are presented as a place for a meeting break or a cocktail, and weather permitting, breaks can be taken outdoors.
Rooms and capacities
The Yellow room is the largest, at 73 square meters. It can be set up in classroom, U-shape or theater style, or as a projection room, for up to 50 people. It opens directly onto the outdoor Patio terrace and receives daylight. Equipment includes fiber Wi-Fi, a 2.5 by 1.5 meter touch screen, interactive paperboards with Bluetooth, a Bose sound system, Bluetooth Plug & Share, HDMI and DisplayPort cables, and air conditioning.
The Cyan room measures 34 square meters and holds up to 25 people. It also opens onto the Patio and has a recent-generation screen with Plug & Share, an interactive paperboard and a whiteboard. Refreshments, snacks and pastries are available to order in both rooms.
For receptions and cocktails, the hotel states a ceiling of 100 people.
Accommodation
The hotel has 49 bedrooms, a bar, a fitness room, a sauna, a rooftop, a patio and a garden. A 24-hour concierge, very fast Wi-Fi and nearby parking are listed. Breakfast is served on site, and the hotel offers its best rate only on its own website.
Catering
The pages we read mention refreshments, snacks and pastries on order for meetings, and a bar in the lobby. They do not describe lunch or dinner menus for groups, so ask the events team what can be served for a full-day seminar or a standing reception.
History and setting
The building takes its cue from an old printing house, with industrial lines reworked into a contemporary hotel. It is in the middle of Clichy, at the gates of Paris, in a district of the Hauts-de-Seine department.
Getting there
The address is 15 rue Victor Méric, 92110 Clichy. The hotel says it is a short walk from the town hall and the neighboring city of Paris. No metro or train station is named on the pages we read, so check the access plan on the hotel site before sending delegates.
