Domaine de la Grangette in Montagnac, Hérault, hosts seminars, general meetings and weddings for up to 180 guests. The main event room is a former stone wine cellar of 200 m², heated and air-conditioned. Around it, the estate offers an 800 m² courtyard, a pine park, a pool area and lodging for a whole group on site.
Seminars and company events
For business groups, the estate lists several modular spaces ranging from 25 m² to 200 m², plus a central courtyard of more than 800 m². The site presents itself as a place for seminars, meetings and general assemblies where work and downtime sit side by side. Between sessions, guests can use the pool, the beach volleyball court, pétanque, table tennis, table football and mountain bikes. Massages can also be arranged.
Weddings and receptions
The stone cellar seats up to 180 guests for a banquet. Cocktails fit naturally in the courtyard, planted with centuries-old olive trees. The 4,000 m² pine park is used for secular ceremonies, and the pool area, with its bar and lounge corners, is set up for a brunch the next day. The estate is rented for the event, and the only neighbors are vines and olive trees.
Rooms and capacities
The former wine cellar is the largest room, with 200 m² and room for 180 guests. Smaller modular spaces, down to 25 m², suit workshops and breakout groups. The outdoor courtyard of 800 m² and the pine park of 4,000 m² extend the capacity in good weather.
Accommodation
The estate sleeps up to 90 people in renovated rooms, cottages, a dormitory and a tipi village. Seminar groups are lodged in thirteen bedrooms. The site names six bedrooms (Romarin, Garrigue, Chocolat, Jasmin, Cyprès and Picholine) and four cottages (Les Oliviers, Les Pins Parasols, Les Lauriers Roses and Les Cigales). Lodging for groups is part of the offer, so a team or a wedding party can stay together.
Catering
For seminars, the estate says its chef prepares meals throughout the stay. For weddings, the site does not describe the catering arrangement, so ask when you send your request.
History and setting
The estate sits on the route de Villeveyrac in Montagnac, among vines and olive groves in the Languedoc. The property is run by Caroline and Laurent Jacot. The old cellar, built in cut stone, gives the main room its character, and the grounds are private to the group that books them.
Getting there
The address is route de Villeveyrac, 34530 Montagnac. The estate's own pages list nearby towns such as Pézenas and Mèze for visitors who plan an overnight stop. Confirm the best access route and any shuttle with the owners when you book.
