Château de Chamerolles in Chilleurs-aux-Bois rents a 430 m² glass-and-wood hall that seats 250 guests. It is used for work meetings, seminars, weddings and private receptions. Part of the park can be booked during the day for a drinks reception, and outside caterers have a dedicated kitchen next to the hall.
Seminars and company events
The château accepts work meetings and seminars. The main space is the Grande Halle, a hall of 430 m² with views over the park and the water mirror. A second room, Salle Dulac, is named on the venue-hire page for meetings. The mezzanine above the hall adds 80 m² that can serve as a breakout area or a place for next-morning breakfasts.
For a day event, part of the park can be reserved for a drinks reception or outdoor activities between sessions. The château also opens its furnished rooms and its Renaissance gardens for film and photo shoots, which suits brand content as well as meetings. The site gives a seated capacity only for the Grande Halle, so ask the château what Salle Dulac holds before choosing it for a group.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings and private ceremonies or receptions are part of the offer. The Grande Halle seats 250 guests for a meal. The mezzanine overlooks both the hall and the park. The château suggests using it as a children's area, for a breakfast the morning after, or as a photo booth.
A drinks reception in the park can take place during the day before guests move into the hall. Standing capacity is not published, so couples planning a cocktail format should ask for it.
Rooms and capacities
The Grande Halle dates from the 18th century and is built of glass and wood. It seats 250 and is accessible to people with reduced mobility. The mezzanine measures 80 m². Salle Dulac is used for work meetings. Part of the park is available by day. Furnished château rooms and the gardens are open for shoots rather than for dining.
Catering
The Grande Halle has a catering kitchen with direct access for outside caterers. It includes a cold room, a washing area and a preparation counter. Organisers therefore choose their own caterer rather than using an in-house restaurant. Ask the château for its list of approved caterers, if it keeps one, and for its rules on opening hours and noise.
History and setting
Chamerolles is a Renaissance château classified as a historical monument. It stands at Gallerand, in the Loiret department, a short drive north of Orléans. The Renaissance gardens and the park surround the château and the hall, which gives groups outdoor space without leaving the estate.
Getting there
The château is at Gallerand, 45170 Chilleurs-aux-Bois. The site does not describe public transport, so most groups arrive by car or coach from Orléans. Ask the château about parking for coaches and about the closest station before booking transfers for guests.
