Who we are ?
Just 15 minutes from Place de l’Étoile, the Meetings & Events activity began with Le Manoir de Paris Country Club, a group of Anglo-Norman style buildings listed as a historic monument and set in the heart of 77 hectares of greenery, and Le Manège de Saint-Cloud, a former early 20th-century building of Marcel Boussac’s Haras.
It has since expanded with the addition of Le Pavillon de Jardy, a magnificent orangery overlooking the Olympic riding arena located at the heart of the famous Haras of the same name, just 15 minutes from Paris.
In 2014, L’Hôtel Renaissance Paris Hippodrome de St-Cloud was built, completing the offering with 8 meeting rooms with natural daylight and 110 rooms and suites.
Enjoy the greenery and the peaceful surroundings of each of our venues.
A Bit of History…
1898:
- Acquisition of the lands of the La Fouilleuse estate (83 hectares) by Edmond Blanc, son of the founder of the Société des Bains de Mer de Monaco and a renowned horse breeder. He already owned the Haras de Jardy.
- Construction of Edmond Blanc’s Anglo-Norman style residence, along with stables and outbuildings (now le Manoir and the Paris Country Club).
From le Manoir’s lounge, now converted into a reception room, he could watch his horses race.
- Creation of the Saint-Cloud hippodrome and a private training center.
1901:
- Inauguration of the racing and training grounds under the auspices of the Société d’Encouragement, now known as the Saint-Cloud Hippodrome.
1952:
- Marcel Boussac, the greatest French industrialist of the time and the world’s leading racehorse breeder, purchased Le Pavillon de Jardy and the Fouilleuse estate. Under his direction, the hippodrome was completely redeveloped.
1974:
- The hippodrome was sold to France Galop.
1981:
- Creation of the Paris Country Club.
