Château de Rougemont hosts seminars and business meetings for up to 60 people in two equipped rooms on the first floor of its clubhouse. The château stands in Profondeville, between Namur and Dinant in the Belgian province of Namur, and serves as the clubhouse of the Golf de Rougemont, with a panoramic terrace over the Meuse valley.
Seminars and company events
The business offer is built around day and half-day meetings. Companies book a room by the hour, the half day or the full day, and the club prepares a personalized proposal for larger seminars. Both rooms are wired and air-conditioned and come with Wi-Fi, a projector, a television, a sound system and a flipchart. A golf initiation can be added to the program, which turns a training day into a team activity on the course. The club also runs a Corporate Club for companies that want regular access to the golf and its spaces.
Rooms and capacities
The large seminar room takes up to 60 people, depending on the layout, and the small seminar room takes 12. The club gives the two rooms as 85 and 35 square meters. Both are on the first floor of the clubhouse and look out over the Meuse valley and the course, so they have daylight and a view for a long working day. The small room suits a board meeting or a workshop; the large room works for a plenary session or a training course.
Accommodation
There are no hotel rooms in the clubhouse itself. The club points to two holiday cottages on the estate for overnight stays, which are booked separately through their own website. Larger groups will need hotels in Namur or along the Meuse.
Catering
Meals are served by La Table de Rougemont, the restaurant in the clubhouse, which runs its own website and takes table reservations. Lunch between sessions, coffee breaks and a dinner after the meeting can be arranged with the club when booking the room. The panoramic terrace gives an outdoor option for drinks in good weather.
History and setting
The clubhouse is a château from the early 20th century, built in the Mosan style typical of the Meuse valley. It was fully renovated in 2019. The building sits on the heights of Profondeville, surrounded by the golf course, with the river below. Weddings are not part of the published offer, so the venue fits business events first.
Getting there
Profondeville lies on the Meuse south of Namur, on the road toward Dinant. Namur station, with direct trains from Brussels, is the closest main rail stop, and the rest of the trip is by car or taxi. Brussels South Charleroi Airport is the nearest airport, and Brussels Airport is a longer drive. The club provides parking for golfers and meeting guests.
