Scool at the Hôtel du Pin hosts training days, workshops, board meetings and seminars for 4 to 55 people in six meeting rooms, with a coworking space and a café on the same floor. Participants can stay in the hotel's 91 bedrooms. The hotel stands at 6 rue Emmanuel Philibert in the Port district of Nice, a walk from the Promenade des Anglais.
Seminars and company events
Scool is the name the Soniho hotel group gives to its business floors. At the Hôtel du Pin it occupies the first floor and is designed for working sessions rather than receptions. The Salle Blanche, the largest room, takes 55 in theatre layout and 24 in a U. It suits a training course, a sales kickoff or a product presentation for a regional team. For a workshop format, the Mezzanine takes up to 30 and opens onto the Scool Cafet', where participants take breaks. Smaller rooms handle interviews, a project committee or a board meeting.
A team can also book a desk in the coworking space with the Bureau et sac à dos formula, which works for consultants or staff who arrive a day early. Meeting room hire and seminars have a dedicated contact at Soniho, separate from the coworking desk.
Rooms and capacities
The Salle Blanche covers 71 square meters, with 24 in a U and 55 in theatre layout. The Mezzanine covers 45 square meters and takes up to 30. The Salon Doré covers 25 square meters and takes 10 to 20 depending on the layout. The Salon Vitré covers 18 square meters, with a meeting table for 10 and a Samsung Flip Pro interactive screen. The Salon Côté Jardin, 10 square meters, seats 6 in meeting layout, and the Petit Salon, 9 square meters, seats 4.
Accommodation
The hotel has 91 bedrooms, so speakers and participants from outside Nice can stay in the same building as the meeting rooms. This is useful for a two-day course or a residential seminar where the group meets again in the morning without transfers.
Catering
The Scool Cafet' is built into the Mezzanine and serves the meeting floor for coffee breaks. The site does not detail lunch formulas, so ask the seminar team what is served for a full day and whether lunch can be arranged at nearby restaurants in the Port district.
History and setting
The Port district, around the old harbor of Nice, mixes residential streets, cafés and restaurants with the ferry terminal for Corsica. The Promenade des Anglais and the old town are within walking distance, which gives participants an easy evening out after a working day.
Getting there
The address is 6 rue Emmanuel Philibert, 06300 Nice. Tram line 2 links the Port district with Nice Côte d'Azur Airport without a change. Nice-Ville station, with TGV trains from Paris and regional trains along the coast, is a short tram or taxi ride away.
