Château de Beauregard hosts seminars, board meetings, product launches, receptions and weddings, with indoor rooms for up to 140 seated guests and marquee space beyond that. The estate is in Cellettes, in the Loire Valley near Blois and Cheverny. Organisers can rent two rooms in the 17th-century outbuildings, add marquees on the grounds and ask for the historic rooms of the château itself.
Seminars and company events
The estate accepts seminars, training sessions, executive committee meetings and product launches all year. Both indoor rooms stand in the outbuildings, a few meters from the château, so a group can work in one room and cross the lawn for breaks. The 40-hectare landscaped park is offered for breaks between sessions.
For a more confidential event or a prestige dinner, the historic rooms of the château can be requested. They are not part of the standard hire, so availability is confirmed case by case. The team can add a private guided tour of the château, a registered historic monument, and activities such as Loire wine tastings.
Weddings and receptions
The Orangerie seats up to 140 guests for a dinner. It has a private garden of 800 square meters and can be rented alone or together with the Salle des Lys. The Salle des Lys seats up to 70 and opens onto the front lawn, facing the château.
One or several marquees can be set up on the grounds, covering up to 1,000 square meters. This suits a longer guest list, a cocktail in the open air or a dinner that needs more room than the two halls offer. The estate also hosts birthdays, anniversaries and family receptions throughout the year.
Rooms and capacities
L'Orangerie seats 140 for a dinner and has an 800 square meter private garden. The Salle des Lys seats 70. Marquees can cover up to 1,000 square meters. The two rooms can be rented separately or together.
The official pages give seated dinner figures only. Theatre, classroom and cocktail capacities are not published, so ask for them with your request, together with the layout you plan.
Accommodation
The estate is not a hotel. Le Cottage de Beauregard, a former gatekeeper's house with a private garden and its own entrance, has two bedrooms and sleeps up to five. It is booked through a third-party rental platform, and its guests get free entry to the château during the stay.
Groups that need more bedrooms have to look in the surrounding towns.
Catering
The event pages do not describe an in-house catering service or a list of approved caterers. Ask the team how dinner for the Orangerie is supplied, whether you choose your own caterer, and where the kitchen work takes place. A boutique in the château sells drinks and ice cream to visitors, but that is not an event service.
History and setting
Beauregard is a Renaissance château and a registered historic monument, set in a landscaped park of 40 hectares. The site presents it as a former hunting lodge of François I. At nightfall the château and the allée de Chambord, lined with centuries-old boxwood, are lit.
The estate also takes film and photo shoots and car rallies, which gives it practice in handling outside teams and vehicles on the grounds.
Getting there
The address is 12 chemin de la Fontaine, 41120 Cellettes, in the Loir-et-Cher department. Blois is the nearest main town and the usual rail stop for guests arriving from Paris. Confirm parking for coaches and any shuttle from the station with the team when you send your request.
