Château Malromé, which presents itself as Château Toulouse-Lautrec, hosts seminars, committee meetings, business meals and private events in Saint-André-du-Bois, about 40 minutes from Bordeaux. The largest room takes up to 150 guests seated or 200 for a cocktail, and smaller rooms suit groups of 15 to 30.
Seminars and company events
The estate sells day, half-day and residential formats. Typical uses are seminars, conferences, executive committee meetings, business lunches and larger or smaller committee sessions. Team-building activities are also offered. Microphones, an overhead projector and screen, chairs, tables and paperboards are provided, and a dedicated team runs turnkey packages.
Optional extras can be added around the working sessions: a morning coffee welcome, gourmet breaks, a guided tour of the Toulouse-Lautrec family home, a guided wine tasting, a walk through the current art exhibition, yoga or massage workshops, circuit training and custom activities.
Weddings and receptions
The official site lists weddings and birthdays among the private events it accepts. It gives no wedding-specific package or capacity, so couples should ask about dates, room use and the number of guests directly.
Rooms and capacities
Salon Henri is the largest room at 238 square meters. It seats up to 150 and takes 200 for a cocktail, with theatre or U-shape layouts. It has wooden walls, a stone floor, a built-in sound system and French doors onto the central courtyard.
Galerie d'Art covers 230 square meters and divides into three separate areas under exposed beams. It suits groups of 4 to 20 in theatre layout, and availability depends on the current exhibition. Salon Princeteau seats 30 in theatre layout and is meant for sub-committees. Salle des Muses holds 15 for workshops. Le Shala is a wellness room for yoga, meditation and breathwork, for up to 20 people. The historic dining room seats 14 and can host a private lunch or dinner with a chef.
Accommodation
The estate runs 5 guest rooms. When the whole estate is privatized, 7 rooms are available. That makes residential seminars practical for small teams and executive groups.
Catering
Gourmet breaks and meals are organised on site, and an outside caterer can be brought in for larger formats. The historic dining room offers a private table for 14 served by a chef.
History and setting
The château was the family home of the painter Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. Today it combines a wine estate, an art gallery and a tasting offer, which gives groups a cultural activity to add to the program.
Getting there
The estate is at Lieu-dit Malromé, 33490 Saint-André-du-Bois, around 40 minutes from Bordeaux. The official page gives no transport details, so organisers should check access and parking for coaches when they send a request.
