Business travellers in Troyes will soon only have to walk a few steps to discover the latest addition to the Okko family of hotels. Opening its doors on 9 June, this fifteenth establishment is located in the heart of the city. just opposite the stationThe hotel is also just a few minutes' walk from the city centre, with its medieval streets. After Bayonne, Cannes, Grenoble and Toulon, this new development by the hotel brand in a secondary city, alongside its establishments in Paris, Lyon, Lille, Nantes, Nice and Strasbourg, is part of a vast renovation project for the area around the station.
While the TER line linking Paris to Troyes in 1 hour 30 minutes is being modernised and electrified by 2028, the city has been working since 2017 to redesigning the passenger gateway with a renovated forecourt and the creation of a multimodal hub. At the same time, a new complex will renovate a number of cafés and an independent hotel. Supported by the national Action Coeur de Ville programme, which promotes the revitalisation of medium-sized towns, this project includes shops, a senior citizens' residence and another for students, and, as far as Okko is concerned, a 106-room four-star hotel.
Developed by Vinci Immobilier in association with Banque des Territoires and Extendam for the hotel part, this new venue offers the brand's contemporary offering. Designed by Studio Catoir like all the latest hotels, the Okko Troyes has a Club, the brand's friendly mainstay, where you can relax and have a drink throughout the day, while the hotel's communal areas are open to outside guests for coworking.
In line with the Group's policy of becoming a company with a mission by 2023, the products on offer are designed to meet the needs of our customers, sourced within 100 km of TroyesThese include gingerbread from Dosnon, cheeses matured in Aube and, of course, Champagne from an independent winemaker.
With its outdoor terrace and fitness centre, the hotel is equipped to welcome both business and leisure travellers, with a number of 4-person rooms and connecting rooms in its inventory. But the urban brand is targeting business travellers in particular, who account for 60% of its clientele, by offering in its new hotel two meeting rooms.
Not far from the Le Cube exhibition centre, the Okko Troyes will be able to take advantage of the a dynamic economic fabric of the city, " supported by the headquarters of major groups such as Petit Bateau, Lacoste and Devanlay, factories such as Michelin, Electrolux and Vachette, and a strong network of SMEs" explained Anna Cohen and Inès Haack, from Extendam, when they presented the project in 2023. " Each hotel opening is an adventure, an encounter with an area, its history and its people.said Solenne Ojea-Devys, Managing Director of Okko Hotels. We firmly believe in the potential of this city, whose attractiveness, firmly supported by the actions of its elected representatives, continues to grow." . The dawn of a new success story...
