Château de Loubéjac hosts seminars, group stays, weddings and receptions for up to 300 people, with beds on site for 94 guests. The hotel offers a 200 m² main room for up to 200 people, smaller meeting rooms, a 360 m² covered hall and a 9-hectare wooded park. It stands at 14 Chemin de Jambau in L'Honor-de-Cos, in the Tarn-et-Garonne, about 10 minutes from the center of Montauban and 45 minutes from Toulouse.
Seminars and company events
The main seminar room covers 200 m² and takes up to 200 people. It is air-conditioned, has daylight, a projector with a screen, an adjoining annex room and a kitchen. It can be set in theatre style, in a U, in islands, for workshops or for a cocktail. Further meeting rooms of 34, 49 and 80 m² serve breakout sessions, and the hotel also lists two lounges. The covered hall, or préau, adds 360 m² for receptions and seminar breaks. The hotel sells custom seminar packages on request.
The whole property, bedrooms and shared areas included, can be booked for up to 300 people. The park has a pool, a tennis court and play areas, which leave room for activities between sessions.
Weddings and receptions
The wedding hall is the 200 m² main room, air-conditioned and adaptable for dinner and dancing. The 360 m² préau opens onto the wooded park and takes cocktails, welcome drinks and outdoor ceremonies. The 9-hectare landscaped park serves for civil-style ceremonies, photographs and informal gatherings. Couples may choose their own suppliers, and the hall has a professional, fully equipped kitchen. On-site lodging covers up to 94 guests, so most of a wedding party can stay the night.
Rooms and capacities
The main room covers 200 m² for up to 200 people. Meeting rooms of 34, 49 and 80 m² complete it; their capacities are not published. The préau covers 360 m². The hotel lists a maximum of 300 people for a group booking of the whole property.
Accommodation
The hotel has 22 three-star rooms, 12 in the château and 10 in the Espace Éléonore annex, which opened in 2020. The seminar page lists 38 rooms in all for up to 94 guests, including 16 rooms beyond the hotel ones. Room types range from singles and twins to family rooms and duplex suites. Check-in is from 3 p.m. and check-out by 10 a.m. Pets are accepted for a fee.
Catering
The hotel has a restaurant serving local cooking and a breakfast service. For weddings, the hall's professional kitchen lets couples bring their own caterer.
History and setting
The château was built in the 15th century and partly destroyed by fire during the French Revolution, then rebuilt in the mid-19th century. From 1961 the family allowance fund, the CAF, owned it and ran children's summer camps there for about 50 years. Valérie and Philippe Gesbert bought the property in 2011, renovated it fully and opened it as a hotel in 2019. Coffered ceilings and a monumental fireplace in the billiard room remain.
Getting there
By road, take the A20 and leave at the Montauban exit. Montauban-Ville-Bourbon station has trains to Paris, Bordeaux and Toulouse and is a few minutes away by car. Toulouse-Blagnac airport is under an hour away. Free parking and electric vehicle charging points are on site, with step-free access.
