Maison de Myon hosts seminars and work meetings for 20 to 40 people and weddings and family receptions for up to 100 guests, with ten guest rooms, lofts and studios on site. The house is a guest house in an 18th-century building at 7 rue Mably, in the historic center of Nancy, a few minutes on foot from Place Stanislas and the cathedral.
Seminars and company events
The seminar offer covers seminars, work meetings, training courses and other business events. The meeting space seats 40 in theater style or 20 around a meeting table. A projection screen, a video projector and Wi-Fi are provided. The house adds coffee breaks and builds the rest of the day to order, and participants who come from further away can sleep on site.
Business lunches and dinners are also on the list, as are wine tastings in the cellars and cooking courses. That makes the house a good fit for a small leadership team, a board meeting followed by dinner, or a client day that ends with a tasting.
Weddings and receptions
The reception rooms are used for weddings, christenings, communions, birthdays and family reunions. Guests can move between the salons, the inner courtyard and the cellars over the course of an event. The house has a professional kitchen and its own reception equipment and furniture, and the services can be shaped to each event. The site shows a real wedding held at the house, photographed by a local photographer.
Rooms and capacities
The salons, with large bay windows onto the inner courtyard, are furnished in an 18th-century spirit and can be set up as a reception room for up to 100 people. For seminars the house gives 40 seats in theater style and 20 in meeting layout. The paved courtyard, extended by a wooden deck and sheltered from the wind, is used for cocktails and outdoor receptions. Below it, three restored stone cellars with vaulted ceilings serve for tastings, cocktails and parties. The house also has a library and converted barns.
Accommodation
The house offers ten units: five guest rooms (Sable, Ebène, Turquoise, Tilleul and Mandarine), three lofts (Taupe, Perle and Sophia) and two studios (Ecurie and Aubergine). Breakfast is included in the room rate for the guest rooms; it is extra for the lofts and studios. Check-in is from 3 pm and check-out by 11 am. Wi-Fi is free and pets are accepted on request.
Catering
The owner, Martine Quénot, receives guests, cooks and runs tastings, and she also trades in wine. Event catering is agreed directly with the house, which has a professional kitchen for receptions.
History and setting
In the 18th century the house at 7 rue Mably was home to a community of canons, in a quarter of narrow streets tied to the cathedral. Martine Quénot bought the building in 2006, stripped out later additions and reopened it a year later as a guest house. The house opens onto an inner courtyard that leads to the outbuildings.
Getting there
From Nancy station, take tram line 1 toward Essey-Mouzimpré and get off at Cathédrale, then walk along rue du Cloître to rue de la Primatiale; rue Mably is just to the left. On foot from the station, the cathedral square is about 800 meters away. On weekdays the house recommends the Stanislas car park on rue Maurice Barrès; from Friday evening to Sunday evening, guests can park in the courtyard of the Saint Dominique school on rue du Manège.
