Your corporate events at the château

Summer at the château, under the tent

From May to the end of September, our 150 m² stretch tent stands in the main courtyard. It seats 110 guests for a reception, and up to 250 for a standing cocktail when the courtyard is opened with it. Flooring, wooden tables and chairs, lighting and power for your suppliers, toilets including one accessible to people with reduced mobility: the venue is ready for a summer evening, a garden party, your team’s holiday send-off or a family day.

The venue is yours exclusively, on weekdays: for a half-day, in the morning or the afternoon until 4.30 pm, or for an evening, from 6 pm to 1 am, which can be extended until 5 am. The park and the esplanade host a welcome drink, outdoor games or your group photo. We organise the parking and tidy the venue after you leave.

Beyond 110 guests, part of the reception takes place in the open air: we plan a rain option with you, an additional tent put up by our partner if the weather requires it.

Half-day from €900 incl. VAT, evening from €1,500 incl. VAT: venue, furniture, parking and tidying included.

The château bar and your caterer

The château bar, in the Orangery, is run by an independent operator. For your event, the operator composes a bespoke menu with you: cocktails, alcohol-free drinks, wines and beers, matched to your caterer’s dishes, drinks and service included. If you prefer to bring your own drinks, the bar can also be reserved for your group, with its operator serving. We liaise with the bar for you: you keep a single contact.

You are free to choose your caterer: we agree access, set-up and power connections with them, and they leave with their equipment. If you do not have one, we can put you in touch with a partner selected by the château.

Meetings and seminars, all year round

On weekdays, the Orangery seats 35 people for a meeting or 40 theatre-style, from 8 am to 4.30 pm, before the bar opens to the public. Two additional rooms in the château, for 10 and 15 people, host breakout sessions. Wi-Fi, a projector and a flipchart are available, with tea and coffee throughout the day. Breakfasts, breaks and lunches are provided by a partner caterer, from a standing lunch to a fully laid table.

The château’s story, told to your guests

Built around 1407 and held by the Benoist family until the 19th century, the château has kept its collection of armour and its stained-glass gallery. On request, the owners open its doors to your guests, up to sixty people in two groups of thirty, for a visit of about fifty minutes, before dinner or between two working sessions.