The Domaine du Belvédère runs study days, semi-residential and residential seminars for 20 to 70 people in three rooms, with 37 bedrooms and suites across two hotels on site. It stands in the Quercy Blanc in south-west France, in the middle of the triangle formed by Cahors, Montauban and Agen, on 10 hectares of preserved land.
Seminars and company events
Three formats are offered: a study day, a semi-residential seminar with one night and a residential seminar. The domain presents itself as an all-in-one offer with tailored meals, screens, wifi and sound equipment. The rooms are air-conditioned and permanent breaks can be arranged.
The largest room is L'Atelier, which exceeds 80 m² and suits meetings of 20 to 70 people. The Salon des Lettres, of 35 m², is decorated by an artist and holds up to 25 people. The Salle Panoramique, of 60 m², is on the first floor with a glazed wall facing the village and the pool, and holds up to 30 people or subgroups. The bistro and the terraces can also be hired privately.
Team activities include wellbeing sessions such as massages, sauna, jacuzzi, relaxation classes, qi gong and a talk on heart coherence. Giant wooden games, creative team-building challenges and escape games in the nearby village complete the programme.
Weddings and receptions
The official pages we read focus on stays, couples and seminars. They do not offer weddings or receptions with capacities, so we do not list weddings here.
Rooms and capacities
L'Atelier holds 20 to 70 people. The Salon des Lettres holds up to 25. The Salle Panoramique holds up to 30. The home page also lists the Bistrot at 60 m². The domain says its spaces are modular and can be set up in rooms or outdoors.
Accommodation
There are 37 rooms and suites across two hotels: the three-star Hôtel Le Belvédère and the four-star Hôtel L'Orée du Bois. The Spa L'Orée du Bois, an outdoor aquatic area and a massage and treatment institute are on site.
Catering
Three restaurants operate on the domain: the Brunch, the Bistrot and La Table du Belvédère. Seminar meals are tailored to each group.
History and setting
The domain is a former hunting lodge converted to combine a guesthouse feel with hotel services. It sits between woods and meadows, with rabbits and deer around the grounds and a panoramic view. It describes 10 hectares of preserved land and an ecoresponsible approach.
Getting there
The domain is at 1197 chemin du Cougoulet, Montagudet. The site says it is a few hours from Toulouse, Bordeaux and the main cities of the region.
