La Grange aux Coqs hosts executive committees, training sessions, workshops, working groups and business meals for up to 14 people. The meeting space is the private lounge of the house, 120 square meters, laid out around one large table or in a U, with views of the courtyard and the garden. Three guest rooms let a small team stay the night. The farmhouse stands on rue de la Mairie in Ittenheim, a village of the Kochersberg 12 kilometers west of Strasbourg.
Seminars and company events
The offer is built for small groups. The lounge is hired privately, so a team works without other guests around. Participants can sit at the meeting table or move to the sofas for a less formal session. In winter a stove heats the room, and in summer the stone walls keep it cool and the terrace is available for breaks.
The day includes a morning break with pastries, an afternoon break with homemade cake, and hot and cold drinks. Meal trays or buffets can be ordered through a caterer on request. Each quote is prepared for the group.
The house also offers coworking for people who want a desk in the countryside for a day. In October 2026 it hosted a cocktail evening for a local bank branch, which shows that a short reception for a small group is possible.
Rooms and capacities
There is a single meeting room: the lounge of 120 square meters, for up to 14 people, around a large table or in a U, with daylight and views of the courtyard and the garden. The owner describes the space as suited to about fifteen people, so plan on 14 as the working limit.
Accommodation
Three guest rooms have been fitted out along the length of the old barn, each with its own layout and a view of the courtyard. Le Perchoir is the family room, the Chambre de la Basse-Cour is the most independent, and the Chambre du Coq is the smallest and coziest. Each room has cable television. Guests have use of an equipped kitchen with a fridge, a microwave, hobs and an oven. A larger team will need to book extra rooms nearby.
Catering
Breakfast is served in the large dining room, a former cowshed with a cathedral ceiling. For meeting days, breaks are included as described above, and lunches come from a caterer on request. Meals for staying guests can also be ordered from a caterer and must be booked before arrival.
History and setting
The house is a traditional Alsatian farm built around a paved courtyard behind a large wooden gate. On the right, the old barn holds the three guest rooms. On the left, the lounge occupies the former cowshed and opens in the morning for breakfast and during the day for working sessions. The renovation mixes wood, linen, wicker and stone with contemporary furniture. The owner, Marie, was born in Ittenheim and lives on site with her family.
Getting there
The address is 12 rue de la Mairie, 67117 Ittenheim. The village is 12 kilometers from Strasbourg and about 10 minutes from Strasbourg-Entzheim airport, according to the owner. The host can suggest places to visit and addresses in the area for a team evening.
