Small-group seminars

A seminar venue in Bordeaux, with period floors and a meeting room

On rue Séraphin, right in the centre and 3 minutes on foot from trams A and F: a 40 m² living room that turns into a meeting room, with five bedrooms upstairs so the team can stay on site.

  • Up to 10 in a meeting
  • 4.9/5 from 320 reviews
Large meeting table facing a projection screen in the living room, with a projector on the console, cups and notebooks
The living room set up for work: wooden tables, a screen, a projector on the console, notebooks and cups.

In brief

Looking for somewhere to bring a team together in Bordeaux without renting a hotel conference room? The guest house’s 40 m² living room becomes a meeting room for ten people, with a projector, screen, flipchart and printer. The bedrooms are upstairs, and the quote follows your dates.

A meeting room in central Bordeaux, in a house renovated in 2022

Hiring a seminar room in Bordeaux often means a windowless room in a hotel basement. Here, the meeting takes place in the living room of a fine old Bordeaux townhouse: original wooden floors, high ceilings, the Bordeaux staircase a few steps away. We set up the tables, project onto the screen, jot things down on the flipchart and print whatever is missing.

The meeting room is sized for ten people at most. The fast wifi copes with a video call, the individual air conditioning is in the bedrooms, and the fitted kitchen is next door for breaks. Once the day is over, the living room goes back to being a living room.

Living room set up as a meeting room with a projection screen and wooden tables
The same living room from another angle: a projection screen and wooden tables set up for a meeting.
How it works

Organising your seminar with Guillaume, step by step

  1. Your dates and numbers

    You tell me how many people are coming, when, and what the meeting needs to achieve. I come back to you with a quote.

  2. The room set up your way

    I turn the living room into a meeting room: tables, screen, projector, flipchart, printer.

  3. Meals and breaks

    Delivered meals or a private chef, with coffee and tea always on hand: we decide together what suits the group.

  4. Bedrooms and free time

    I reserve the rooms, and I slip in ideas for guided visits or activities if the programme leaves some room.

A seminar with accommodation: meals, bedrooms and breakfast

Staying on site saves evening journeys: participants simply go up to their own room, each with a private bathroom, memory-foam bedding and blackout roller shutters. La Grande and La Belle measure 25 m², La Lumineuse and La Discrète 18 m², and La Mansardée, under the roof, is not recommended for guests taller than 1.85 m (6 ft 1 in). To keep the house for your team, you book all five rooms, for up to 15 people.

There is no restaurant and no evening table d’hôte, so meals are planned in advance: delivered platters or a private chef, served around the big table. In the morning, the homemade breakfast (fresh, local produce, pastries, granola) is included and served in the living room.

A seminar venue in the centre of Bordeaux, close to Mériadeck

The house stands on a very quiet street in the centre, on the Saint-Bruno side, right next to the Regional Council and Mériadeck. It welcomes visitors from all over Bordeaux and its metropolitan area: Mérignac and its airport, Le Bouscat, Talence, Pessac and Bègles. Between two sessions, place Gambetta is a 7-minute walk away and the Miroir d’eau 25 minutes.

Price, capacity and equipment: questions about holding a seminar in a guest house

How much does a seminar cost in a Bordeaux guest house?

I do not publish a fixed seminar package: the quote depends on your dates, the number of participants, the rooms and the meals you choose. As a guide, the room La Grande starts at €140 a night for two people, breakfast included. Send me your project and I will price the whole thing.

Is a meeting room for 10 people enough?

For a management committee, a workshop or a small training session, yes. The room takes ten people at most. If your group is bigger, this arrangement will not suit you, and I would rather tell you straight away. For sleeping, the whole house sleeps up to 15 people.

What equipment is in the seminar room?

A projector and screen, a flipchart, a printer and fast wifi, which is enough to keep a video call open with a colleague who could not come. Coffee and tea are available all day. If you need anything else, ask me before you arrive.

How do participants arrive and leave?

Check-in is from 3 pm and check-out is by 11 am, on your own thanks to the secure entry system. Luggage storage is free on arrival and departure days. There is no airport shuttle and no private car park: tram F from Saint-Jean station or the airport is the simplest way.

Does your team have a date in mind?

Send me the number of participants and the days you would like. If you prefer to talk, you can reach me on 07 72 30 40 22.