The Château de Cheverny can host seminars, meetings and private dinners for up to 150 people in Cheverny, in the Loire Valley. Two rooms in the château's outbuildings suit working days and receptions, and the château's own dining room is available for dinners of up to 25 guests.
Seminars and company events
The Salle des trophées is the main meeting room. It covers 150 square meters and seats 150 people in theatre layout or 35 in a U-shaped layout. It holds seated lunches or dinners for 120 and has a monumental fireplace. The room is heated in winter and equipped with a video projector, a screen, a flipchart and a sound system. The bouquet garden outside can be lit at night.
The Salle du chevalier de Hadoque is a smaller room of 90 square meters, set in the outbuildings at the end of the Moulinsart exhibition. It takes 40 people for a seminar in theatre layout, 40 for a seated lunch or dinner and 49 standing. It is heated in winter, air-conditioned in summer and offers the same projection and sound equipment. It suits a board meeting, a workshop or a client lunch.
Both rooms can be used from 8:30 a.m. until 11:30 p.m. at the latest.
Weddings and receptions
The official room-hire page does not mention weddings. Private receptions and dinners can be discussed with the château through its contact page.
Rooms and capacities
The Salle à manger du château covers 60 square meters and is rented for exclusive private dinners of 2 to 25 people, between 7:00 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. The Salle du chevalier de Hadoque does not allow dance evenings. Rentals are made without extras such as candelabras, Napoleon III chairs or a caterer, which the organiser arranges separately.
Accommodation
The château does not offer bedrooms within the hire. It links to the Suites de Cheverny, self-catering accommodation near the château, which is booked separately. Hotels are also available in Cheverny and in Blois.
Catering
The rooms are rented without catering. Organisers bring their own caterer for lunches, dinners and cocktails, and ask the château which options can be added to the rental.
History and setting
The château was built in the 17th century in the classical style and is listed as a monument historique. Still lived in by the same family, it stands in a park with a bouquet garden, a kennel of hunting hounds and the Moulinsart exhibition devoted to the Tintin comics. A group visit of the apartments can complement a seminar day.
Getting there
Cheverny lies in the Loire Valley, a short drive from Blois, which has a TGV and regional rail station. Paris is about two hours away by road. Confirm access details and parking for groups with the château when you book.
