Domaine de la Grange aux Ormes hosts seminars, work days, client meetings, product launches and weddings for up to 200 guests. It has five private rooms with air conditioning, a sound system, video projection, screens, Wi-Fi and 4G coverage, plus outdoor terraces facing the golf course. The estate is a golf and events complex in Marly, on the southern edge of Metz in Moselle, about 10 to 15 minutes from the city center.
Seminars and company events
The estate offers a complete package for work days and seminars: presentation equipment, TV screens, flip charts, a printer and menus prepared by its own restaurant. It has 200 parking spaces under video surveillance, which matters for a regional meeting where most delegates drive in.
Product launches are a specialty. Brands can use the meeting rooms or the outdoor areas to show vehicles, stands or equipment such as boilers, and the estate has hosted road shows and car launches.
For team building, the estate's golf professionals run introductions to golf with games and on-course exercises. Other options include footgolf, archery and hot-air balloon flights, and the team can design a custom program.
Weddings and receptions
The estate sells weddings with planning support. The welcome drinks or a civil ceremony held outdoors can take place on the clubhouse terrace, in the château garden or in other green spaces of the estate. The dinner and party move to air-conditioned rooms with daylight and a view over the course. The estate works with a list of selected suppliers, including DJs, photographers, pastry chefs and florists, and holds open days for couples.
Rooms and capacities
The estate has five private rooms that together hold up to 200 people. The site does not publish names or individual capacities, so ask for the floor plan when you plan the layout. All rooms have air conditioning, sound, video projection, a screen, Wi-Fi and 4G. Terraces with a view over the golf course can be added for breaks and receptions, and outdoor areas can be used for vehicle displays.
Catering
The restaurant carries the Qualité MOSL label for Moselle produce. It serves French classics made with local products, with short supply chains and a wine list covering all French regions. The clubhouse, in a British style, overlooks the driving range and serves drinks and a weekly market menu. Event menus are prepared to order by the same kitchen.
History and setting
The estate is part of the Resonance Golf Collection. Its 18-hole course hosts the Open de la Mirabelle d'Or, a tournament on the Alps Tour, and a 9-hole course serves beginners and practice. The two loops, Le Bois Brûlé and Le Breuil, add up to almost 8 kilometers. A driving range with 42 bays, 12 of them covered, sits next to the clubhouse, with targets on water and a grass practice area. The estate borders the Bois de Marly, and a residential area of villas and apartments is being built around the course.
Getting there
The estate is about 10 to 15 minutes from central Metz, 40 minutes from Nancy and one hour from Luxembourg. Metz station is the closest rail hub, and Metz-Nancy-Lorraine airport and Luxembourg airport both serve the area. There are 200 parking spaces on site.
