The Château de Lastours can host a seminar of 200, a product launch for 400 or an outdoor party for 500, as well as weddings and private receptions. The estate has meeting rooms, a converted industrial hall, a reception space in its wine cellar and two outdoor areas under the pines. It covers about 1,000 hectares in the Corbières, at Portel-des-Corbières, 20 minutes from Narbonne.
Seminars and company events
The main seminar space is the Salles d'armes, three rooms with soundproof movable walls that open into one room of 230 m². Used together, they take 230 for a cocktail, 150 in theatre layout, 100 in classroom layout and 90 in a U. The three rooms measure 90, 60 and 80 m² for workshops. They come with Wi-Fi, a connected screen, a video-conference camera, sound and microphones.
La Boutique, the 250 m² wine shop, takes 200 for a cocktail or 120 in theatre layout, with tastings and cellar tours between sessions. Le Garage Blanc, 435 m² with an industrial look and new equipment, takes 400 standing or 120 in theatre layout for presentations, demonstrations and parties. The estate team runs team activities on site: 4x4 and quad rides, electric mountain bikes, archery, biathlon, escape games, wine and food challenges and night raids. Near the coast, groups can try sand yachting, paddle boarding or canoeing.
Weddings and receptions
The estate lists weddings and private receptions among its services. La Pinède, under the pines, and La Terrasse, with braziers, each take up to 500 guests for an outdoor reception, a concert or a dinner. The Belvédère, inside the wine cellar, takes 150 in the cellar and 50 on a platform above the vats with a view over the Corbières.
Rooms and capacities
Salles d'armes combined: 230 m², 230 cocktail, 150 theatre. Salle d'armes 1: 90 m², 60 theatre. Salle d'armes 2: 60 m², 30 theatre. Salle d'armes 3: 80 m², 50 theatre. La Boutique: 250 m², 200 cocktail. Le Garage Blanc: 435 m², 400 cocktail. Chai: 200 m², 150. Belvédère: 80 m², 50. La Pinède and La Terrasse: 500 m² each, 500 guests. Two former stables, Les Écuries, have meeting rooms of 80 m² each. Three villas also have small meeting spaces for 25 to 40.
Accommodation
Four villas hold 22 bedrooms. A new hotel building opened in September 2026 with 39 more rooms, an outdoor and an indoor pool and a spa, for 61 rooms in all. A bivouac option for up to 100 tents is offered for large groups. On site there is a gym, a padel court, a pétanque ground and a rugby field.
Catering
La Bergerie de Lastours, the restaurant in the former sheepfold, seats 80 and takes 160 for a cocktail in 160 m². The chef cooks Mediterranean food with local produce, served with the estate's wines.
History and setting
The estate takes its name from the Castrum de Turribus, a fort with watchtowers above the Via Domitia, the Roman road. From the thirteenth century to the Revolution, the land belonged to the viscounts of Narbonne. The Allard family bought the estate in 2004 and farms about 100 hectares of organic vines for AOP Corbières wines.
Getting there
From the A9 motorway, take exit 39 for Sigean, then the road to Portel-des-Corbières and Durban; the estate is signposted 1.5 km after the village. Narbonne is 20 minutes away, Perpignan 45 minutes and Montpellier one hour. The estate has parking for cars and coaches and a helicopter landing option.
