Eurodom rents seven named meeting and training rooms for groups of 6 to 18 people, plus a coworking area that seats 12. It occupies the first floor of a 17th-century building at 47 rue Berger, in Paris 1er, facing the Halles garden. Organizers book it for team meetings, training days, workshops, product presentations, interviews and castings.
Seminars and company events Eurodom is a small-format address. It suits a half-day workshop, a one-day training session, a client presentation or a leadership meeting where the group stays under twenty people. The rooms can be arranged in a U, classroom, theater or boardroom layout, so the same room works for a lecture-style morning and a discussion-style afternoon. Bookings run by half-day, full day or evening. The official text mentions wifi, a screen or projection system and movable furniture in the rooms, and says the spaces get daylight and stay quiet, with no corridor noise.
The site is open to guests seven days a week, around the clock, including early mornings, evenings and weekends. A reception desk is staffed Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Outside those hours you enter on your own. There is no subscription, no annual contract and no minimum spend, which helps when you only need a room for a single session.
Rooms and capacities The rooms carry the names of figures from Greek mythology. Salle Calliope is the largest at 18 people and 40 m². Salle Euterpe holds 14 people on 29 m². Salle Uranie holds 12 on 27 m². Salle Thalie holds 10 on 28 m². Salle Andromède holds 8 on 25 m². Salle Pégase and Salle Persée each hold 6 on 12 m². The coworking area, 30 m², is listed for 12 people. Room areas on the site range from 12 to 40 m². If your group is larger than 18, Eurodom is not the right fit, and a larger venue will serve you better.
History and setting The building dates from the 17th century and looks onto the Halles garden, in the middle of the 1st arrondissement business district. The official text describes each room as a working space that combines historic character with modern equipment. Eurodom also offers company domiciliation and private office rental, so you may meet resident companies in the building. Review comments published on the site mention that access to the building is not well signposted and that there are no shared areas, so each group stays in its own room. Plan a clear arrival message for participants.
Getting there The address is 47 rue Berger, 75001 Paris. Châtelet-Les Halles station is two minutes away on foot. Three RER lines (A, B and D) and five metro lines (1, 4, 7, 11 and 14) meet there, which makes the site easy for participants arriving from the suburbs, from the airports by train, or from other Paris districts. This is useful when your group comes from several offices.
The site promises a priced quote within four hours of a request, with no commitment. Tell the team your date, your headcount and the format you need, and they will propose a room. Cancellation terms appear on the quote. The official site does not describe catering, so ask whether a coffee break or a lunch can be delivered before you promise one to your participants.
