Château Sainte Roseline can host seminars, conferences, product launches, galas and weddings for 30 to 300 guests indoors and up to 1,000 outdoors, and weddings of up to 220 guests. The wine estate is a Cru Classé Côtes de Provence with a listed chapel and cloister, in Les Arcs-sur-Argens in the Var, between Nice and Marseille.
Seminars and company events
The estate has hosted company events for more than 30 years: seminars, symposiums, conventions, product launches, galas and staff parties. A dedicated team handles room layout, catering, team building, logistics and transport to nearby hotels. Venues can be booked alone or combined.
Three indoor rooms come with a video projector, screen, sound system and Wi-Fi. The Salle des Vendanges, at 360 square meters, is the largest, with published figures from 60 to 300 depending on layout. The Salle des Barriques covers 250 square meters, divides into 180 and 70 square meters with a movable wall, looks onto the barrel cellar and has 15th-century fireplaces and a glass roof; figures run from 40 to 210. The Salle des Boiseries is lined with old wood paneling and takes 18 to 40, which suits a board meeting. A day-meeting package includes room hire, equipment, a welcome coffee, a lunch with estate wine and an afternoon break.
Team building revolves around wine: guided visits of the cellars, chapel and cloister with a tasting, blending workshops, blind tastings, an escape game based on the estate's history and treasure hunts in the vines.
Weddings and receptions
A five-person events team plans weddings, christenings, birthdays and private parties. Weddings can take up to 220 guests depending on the season and layout, with several spaces combined for the ceremony, cocktail, dinner and dancing. Furniture is included, a security team is present during the evening and there is no fixed end time. Partner drivers can shuttle guests to their hotels.
Rooms and capacities
- Salle des Vendanges: 360 square meters, 60 to 300, fully equipped.
- Salle des Barriques: 250 square meters, divisible, 40 to 210, view of the barrel cellar.
- Salle des Boiseries: paneled, 18 to 40, equipped.
- Cloister: 12th century, 80 to 150, galas and receptions.
- Allée des Platanes: two-century-old plane trees, 250 to 400, lunches, dinners and cocktails.
Accommodation
There are no guest rooms for groups. A private apartment with two double bedrooms is offered to the couple on the wedding night. Partner hotels include Les Pins Blancs, 600 meters away, and the Domaine de Saint-Endréol at La Motte, about 8 km away. For small executive retreats, the owners also offer a seven-bedroom bastide at Château des Demoiselles, their second estate.
Catering
The estate works with selected partner caterers, chefs and food trucks, and has two fully equipped professional kitchens. For weddings, an integrated formula with the caterer Borges gives a single contact for room, furniture, linen, tableware and menu. Estate wines are served; there is no corkage on other drinks.
History and setting
The chapel dates from the 11th century and has been a listed monument since 1980; the adjoining cloister is from the 12th century. The estate was among the first Crus Classés of Provence in 1955. Bernard Teillaud bought it in 1994 and had it restored with the architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte; his daughters Aurélie Bertin and Delphine Meunier have owned it since 2011. The 110-hectare vineyard is farmed organically, and contemporary art is shown on the estate every summer.
Getting there
The estate is close to Les Arcs–Draguignan TGV station and 5 minutes from the motorway exit toward Le Muy, Sainte-Maxime and Saint-Tropez. Nice and Marseille are about an hour away, as are the airports of Nice, Marseille and Toulon. Four car parks hold more than 300 vehicles, with coach access and electric charging points.
