Baya Lafayette rents four modular meeting rooms in the 10th arrondissement of Paris for seminars, training days, product presentations and company events. The rooms take 16 to 70 people, and up to 90 in cocktail format. The address is 20 rue des Petits Hôtels, in a quiet street between Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Est.
Seminars and company events
Baya Lafayette is a business center with coworking and offices, and its meeting rooms are available by the half day or the full day. For a company seminar, an information meeting or a product presentation, two rooms can be combined to receive up to 70 people. The rooms can be arranged as office, meeting, U-shape, theatre or classroom layouts.
Three formulas are offered. The room alone suits team meetings, client meetings and brainstorming. The room with breaks adds drinks and snacks, with optional breakfast or meal tray. The study-day formula covers the room, a drinks break, lunch and an afternoon break, and is aimed at training days and seminars. The team handles the welcome of participants, printing and secretarial help, and signage.
Rooms and capacities
The four rooms are named Brussels I, London I, London II, and London I and II combined. Capacities by layout are listed on the official site.
Brussels I takes 20 people in meeting layout, 16 in U-shape, 25 in theatre and 16 in classroom. London I takes 28 in meeting, 24 in U-shape, 55 in theatre and 30 in classroom. London II takes 28, 24, 50 and 24. Combined, London I and II take 36 in meeting, 32 in U-shape, 70 in theatre and 60 in classroom. Cocktail receptions reach 90 guests.
Equipment includes video conferencing, LCD screens, paperboards, water and individual notepads, high-speed internet and reversible air conditioning. The site also has a landscaped outdoor courtyard, a bike room, and parking or boxes on request.
Catering
Breakfast, meal trays, lunch and drink or snack breaks are offered as options, and the study-day formula includes lunch. The official text mentions a caterer offer without naming a provider.
Getting there
The center stands between Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Est, so participants arriving from northern France, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Belgium can reach it quickly by rail. Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport is easy to reach from Gare du Nord. The reception is open Monday to Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
