The Domaine de Montjoie hosts seminars, residential seminars, board meetings, conferences, study days, team building, product launches, company evenings and weddings. Its seven rooms run from a meeting room for 8 to the Atrium for 180 guests, and the hotel has 30 rooms on site. The estate is a four-star Best Western Premier hotel built around a small 1760 château in a 6-hectare park at Ramonville-Saint-Agne, 10 minutes from central Toulouse.
Seminars and company events
The rooms have daylight and come with screens and projectors. Most sit in La Closerie, the former farm buildings: Pavillon for 8, Magnolia for 18, Séquoia for 30, Cèdre for 35 and Les Arches for 45. The Bibliothèque, inside the château, takes 27 for a meeting. The Atrium, attached to the château, is the plenary room for up to 180, and a 150-square-meter marquee next to it adds space for a cocktail or a lunch. An events team handles each project from planning to the day itself.
Catering for companies includes business lunches, company dinners, standing lunches and dinners and themed breaks, prepared by the hotel restaurant. Team building options include outdoor activities, escape games, murder parties, creative workshops and themed evenings. After a working day, groups can book L'Éphémère, a seasonal outdoor bar facing the château and the park, for drinks and tapas.
Weddings and receptions
For weddings, the estate is booked exclusively. The Atrium serves as the wedding room, with large windows on the park on one side and exposed brick and 18th-century columns on the other. It seats 140 to 160 guests at round tables, according to the wedding page, and has audiovisual equipment and Wi-Fi. The chef and the restaurant manager build the wine reception, the menu and the wine pairing with the couple, and a tasting meal can be booked to choose the menu. The team advises on outside suppliers such as DJs, florists and photographers. The bridal couple stays in the best room, and the other rooms are held first for family and guests. Birthdays, family parties, baby showers and religious celebrations are also hosted.
Rooms and capacities
Eight spaces are listed: Pavillon (22 sq m, 8), Magnolia (30 sq m, 18), Cèdre (50 sq m, 35), Bibliothèque (50 sq m, 27), Séquoia (52 sq m, 30), Les Arches (70 sq m, 45), the Atrium (232 sq m, 180) and the marquee (150 sq m, 150).
Accommodation
The hotel has 30 rooms, including 2 suites. Six rooms are in the château and 24 in La Closerie. An outdoor pool with a bar and a wellness offer complete the stay.
Catering
M Restaurant serves bistro cooking based on seasonal produce and short supply chains, with a terrace on the park. It handles all event catering on site.
History and setting
Montjoie began as a Louis XVI château built in 1760 on the southern slopes of Toulouse, with two brick and pebble farm buildings. A family member back from Bonaparte's Egyptian campaign added the Atrium, whose red brick columns follow the Egyptian taste of the time. In 2015, founder Hubert Faure began turning the property into a seminar and reception venue; the restaurant, the Closerie rooms and the meeting rooms opened in 2018, when the hotel joined Best Western. The park holds cedars of Lebanon, magnolias and oaks. The estate holds the Clé Verte label and the Toque Verte from Tables et Auberges de France.
Getting there
The estate is at 63 avenue de l'Aéropostale in Ramonville-Saint-Agne. Central Toulouse is 10 minutes away by car, and Toulouse-Blagnac international airport less than 20 minutes.
