Château de Béguin hosts seminars and receptions for 10 to 120 people in Lurcy-Lévis, in the Allier department of central France. About 50 guests can sleep on site, and the whole château can be hired for an event.
Seminars and company events
The château has several rooms for seminars and receptions, with capacities from 10 to 120 people. A small steering group and a full-team day can therefore use the same address. For a residential seminar, the bedrooms measure 36 to 42 square meters and have been fully renovated, which leaves room for a laptop and a suitcase without crowding. The site describes them as spacious and bright. Béguin is about 300 kilometers south of Paris, so plan it as a one or two night stay rather than a day trip from the capital.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are held here with 40 to 120 guests. The reception hall seats 120. For the cocktail and the wine reception, the grounds offer a terrace, a garden and a marquee of 100 square meters, and indoors there are a large ballroom and a salon. The château can also be hired as a whole: reception hall, marquee and bedrooms for 40 to 50 guests together, for an event that starts with a night on site.
Rooms and capacities
The official site names a reception hall for 120 guests, a 100 square meter marquee, a ballroom and a salon, and gives a range of 10 to 120 for its seminar rooms. It does not publish a room by room table, so ask which space matches your layout (theatre, banquet, workshop tables) and how many people each one takes in that layout.
Accommodation
Lodging on site is for about 50 people. The bedrooms are 36 to 42 square meters each. The number of bedrooms is not stated on the site, so confirm the count and the bed configurations before you build a rooming list.
History and setting
The château stands in the canton of Lurcy-Lévis, at the junction of Burgundy and Auvergne, in what the owners call the geographic center of France. The oldest part is a defensive tower from the 15th century. The present form of the house dates from the middle of the 19th century, and a medieval tradition places the first foundation in the 11th century. The surrounding area is rural, with natural reserves extending south between the Loire and the Garonne.
Getting there
Lurcy-Lévis is about 300 kilometers south of Paris. The site has a separate access page. Ask the team for the best train station and the road route for your group before you fix arrival times.
