Bastide du Roy in Antibes hosts company evenings, galas, product launches, team-building days, afterworks and weddings across six outdoor spaces and one covered pavilion. The official site gives surface areas rather than guest counts, from a 400 m² music garden to an 850 m² pool terrace. The estate sits between the Antibes coast and the village of Biot, next to the golf course, on the French Riviera.
Seminars and company events
The corporate page lists the formats the estate sells: launch evening, gala or closing party, company anniversary, team building, afterwork and incentive seminar. Most of the estate is outdoors, so it suits receptions and standing formats better than a closed-door training day. The Olive Pavilion, a 400 m² structure built in an olive grove, is the weather fallback and can also be the first choice depending on the season and the format. Its surface can be extended to 475 m².
The site does not publish seated or standing capacities, an in-house catering offer or meeting rooms with equipment. Ask for these figures in your first request, together with the options for tents, lighting and sound.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings have their own page, which shows a dozen celebrations held between 2022 and 2025. The gardens serve for ceremonies, cocktails and dinners. The Music Garden is a round lawn of about 400 m² with a 70 m circumference, framed by centuries-old olive trees on either side of a statue of Neptune. The estate describes it as suited to concerts, ceremonies and open-air receptions, and a tent can be added. The site does not say whether guests can sleep on the property.
Rooms and capacities
The Garden in the French Style covers 1,250 m², of which 350 m² can be used, shaded by old olive trees. The Spanish Garden covers 630 m², with 100 m² usable. The Court of Honor, 440 m² at the foot of the house, looks toward Biot, nearby towns and the Alps. The Linden Area is 550 m² of gravel, reached from the guest car park, the French garden and the court, and it takes tents. The Pool Area covers 850 m², or 1,070 m² when the pool is covered, and has a platform over the water for animations.
History and setting
The house dates from 1608. Once a month the estate opens for a guided historical visit, and once a month an afternoon is given to artists from the Riviera. The grounds hold 365 olive trees and a hedge labyrinth, and the site describes its gardens as classified remarkable gardens. For a corporate guest list, the history gives a talking point for a welcome speech or a short guided walk, which you can ask the team about.
Getting there
Antibes TGV station is 3 km away and Biot station 2 km. Envibus lines 8, 10, 21 and 23 and ZOU line 620 serve the area. The A8 motorway exit 44 (Antibes) is 4 km away and exit 47 (Villeneuve-Loubet) 6 km. Nice Côte d'Azur airport is 12 km away and the Antibes marina 4 km. A helicopter landing is possible on request only. The estate has 300 parking spaces at the entrance and 150 higher up the grounds.
