The Domaine de la Tour hosts weddings, seminars, study days, coworking days, team building and family celebrations for up to 130 guests. Four rooms from 50 to 120 square meters are rented exclusively, and 13 bedrooms on site sleep up to 42 people. The estate lies in Saint-Pierre-Canivet, near Falaise, in Calvados, 20 minutes south of Caen, within a 7-hectare wooded park.
Seminars and company events
The four rooms occupy outbuildings dating from 1774, restored and reserved for one client. They can be rented for one or several days, or the whole estate can be privatized for a weekend. Technical equipment includes a screen, a video projector, a magnetic board, a wireless microphone, a flip chart, a whiteboard and a lectern. A dedicated fiber connection gives free wifi across the property. The 50-square-meter rooms work as breakout rooms during a seminar.
The team helps select a caterer, photographer, florist or activities. For team building, the estate works with Team Quest, which runs outdoor adventure games. The terrace and park host breaks and outdoor activities, and a large private car park takes about 100 cars, with charging points for electric vehicles.
Weddings and receptions
The estate can host weddings of up to 130 guests. The Salle Louis XV and the Salle Madame de Séran, which connect on the ground floor, take the dinner and party. Upstairs, the Salle Guillaume le Conquérant and the Salle Reine Mathilde are used for the wine reception or cocktail, especially in bad weather. The south-west terrace overlooks the park. A private jacuzzi is available before or after the wedding, and a lift serves every floor. Visits of about 45 minutes can be booked.
Rooms and capacities
On the ground floor, the Salle Louis XV (120 square meters, with fireplace) is used for seated dinners and parties, and the Salle Madame de Séran (50 square meters) serves as a welcome room, cloakroom, children's room or breakout room. Upstairs, the Salle Guillaume le Conquérant (120 square meters) takes plenary sessions, wine receptions and secular ceremonies, and the Salle Reine Mathilde (50 square meters) is a games room with billiards, table football and table tennis.
Accommodation
On site, 13 bedrooms with private bathrooms are spread over two gîtes (eight rooms), an accessible gîte (one ground-floor room) and four guest rooms including a bridal suite, for 26 people or up to 42 with extra beds. The Ferme de la Tour, 200 meters away, opened in 2023 and offers four more rooms for 15 people. The Château Turgot, a 17th-century house five minutes away, has 20 rooms in six apartments for 45 people. An electric shuttle runs between the properties at night. In total, 37 rooms sleep up to 102 guests.
Catering
Guests bring a caterer. A modern equipped kitchen is available to the caterer, with everything needed for meals and cocktails. The estate lists 16 partner caterers, among them Ménard Traiteur, Loison Traiteur, Grandsire Traiteur, Durand Traiteur and Honfleur Traiteur. Restaurants in Falaise are about five minutes away.
History and setting
The main house dates from the 18th century, and the event rooms are in outbuildings from 1774. The park covers seven hectares and includes a play area with swings and a slide. The estate holds the Clef Verte environmental label and describes a policy of responsible consumption and local sourcing.
Getting there
The estate is 20 minutes south of Caen, close to the A88 motorway. Falaise and its shops are three minutes away by car.
