Andy Le Mabilay can host day and half-day seminars, training sessions, team meetings and group meals in three modular rooms of 38, 45 and 85 square meters. The rooms sit alongside a brasserie, a cocktail bar and a terrace, so a working day can end with a team dinner or an evening on site. Andy is located on rue Jean Chevalier, inside the Mabilay building on the banks of the Vilaine in Rennes.
Seminars and company events
The venue sells seminars and study days as packages, either for a full day or a half day. Each package covers the room and the meals. The day opens with a welcome coffee with tea, fruit juice, water and pastries. A coffee break follows during the session. Lunch offers a choice of two starters, three main courses including one vegetarian dish, and two desserts, with two glasses of wine or soft drinks per person, still and sparkling water, and coffee.
Groups that want to keep going can extend the day with a dinner or a team evening in the brasserie. Andy runs a separate team for seminars, with its own email address, which helps when a booking involves several rooms or a split program.
For gatherings that are not seminars, the brasserie takes group bookings and private events: birthdays, leaving drinks, team meals and other celebrations. The offer is built to order for each group. The venue also programs its own evenings, listed on its social media, which can be useful for a team outing on a set date.
Rooms and capacities
The three rooms measure 38, 45 and 85 square meters. All are described as modular, so the layout can change between a boardroom table, a classroom or a theater set-up. The venue does not publish seated or standing capacities per room. Ask for the figure that fits your layout before you confirm.
Equipment is included in the rooms: a sound system, a TV screen, a projector, an HDMI connection, a paperboard, secure Wi-Fi, and pens and notepads for participants.
Catering
Catering is in-house. The brasserie serves a menu described as convivial and refined, from Monday to Sunday, and the bar is known for cocktails. Seminar meals follow the set format above, with a vegetarian main course always on the list. Evening dinners and group meals are quoted on request. A dress code applies in the brasserie.
History and setting
The Mabilay is one of the best-known modern buildings in Rennes, a 1970s tower that stands where the Vilaine curves west of the city center. Andy plays on that period: the decor uses seventies references, and the terrace looks over the river and the city. For a team used to standard hotel meeting rooms, the setting gives a change of scene without leaving town.
Getting there
Andy is served by metro line B, at the Mabilais stop, and by bus line C4, at the Chèques postaux stop. Parking is mentioned among the access options. The address is rue Jean Chevalier in Rennes. Participants coming from other cities can reach Rennes by train and take the metro to the Mabilais stop.
