MEO Training House is a hybrid venue at 66 boulevard de Sébastopol, in the 3rd arrondissement of Paris, that combines a café, bar and canteen with sport studios and a wellness area. Companies can privatize it for cocktails, product launches, presentations, seminars and sport sessions, either in full or by zone.
Seminars and company events
The venue sells its private hire under the name MEO Takeover, aimed at business clients. There are two ways to work with it. The first is a simple rental: the space as it is, for an event the client has already designed. The second is co-construction, where the MEO team builds the format with sport, food and drink, and programming.
The signature seminar follows a three-part day. The morning is a sport session in the Training Zone. Lunch is served on the ground floor. The afternoon is working time in a modular layout. The team presents it as a way for a group to leave with more than meeting minutes. A commercial kit in PDF describes the venue, the event formats, the spaces and the privatization options.
Rooms and capacities
Two areas can be hired. The Ground Floor holds a café, bar, restaurant, a DJ booth and a modular area, which the venue suggests for cocktails, launches, presentations and shared moments. The Training Zone includes the floor and the studios and is meant for a sport session, a team building or a brand activation built around movement. The Ground Floor and the Training Zone can be privatized together or separately, in full or by zone.
The website does not publish a capacity. It says that configuration and capacity are given on request, and that each request is studied by the team, which then returns capacities, layouts and a commercial proposal.
Catering
Food and drink are part of the venue. The ground floor runs a short menu from morning coffee to evening drinks, with DJ sets. In a co-constructed event, food and drink are designed with the team as part of the format. For a simple rental, the website does not say whether outside caterers are accepted, so this should be asked in the request.
History and setting
The venue opened in 2026 and describes itself as a living place rather than a coffee shop, a gym or a private club. It has Pilates Reformer and hot yoga studios, a sauna and cold plunge, a concept store and a sound system by Focal. It sits on the boulevard de Sébastopol, at the edge of the Marais.
Getting there
The address is 66 boulevard de Sébastopol, 75003 Paris. The website does not list transit details. The Strasbourg - Saint-Denis and Réaumur - Sébastopol metro stations are in the area, but organizers should confirm the best access with the team. Opening hours are Monday to Wednesday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Thursday to Saturday 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., and Sunday 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. No bedrooms are on site.
