Les Hameaux de Miel hosts seminars, team-building stays, product launches, incentive trips and weddings in a reception hall of about 160 m² that seats 100 for a conference or a dinner and takes 130 for a wedding, with wooden cottages for 720 sleepers around it. The holiday village is run by the Terres de France group and stands in woodland above the Lac de Miel in Beynat, in Corrèze, close to the border with the Lot.
Seminars and company events
The village works for meetings, conferences, general assemblies, product launches and sales incentives, as well as galas and award evenings. The hall comes with a bar, a sound system, a projection screen and a video projector, 116 chairs and 22 tables. Because participants sleep in cottages a few steps away, a group can run a two- or three-day program on one site. Outdoor options start at the door: canoe and kayak, mountain biking, guided or self-guided hikes, a football pitch, a multisport court, table tennis and horse riding nearby. Excursions to Collonges-la-Rouge, Turenne, Curemonte and the Gouffre de Padirac can be added, as well as visits to local producers.
Weddings and receptions
Couples book the reception hall for up to 130 guests and lodge family and friends for the weekend or for the wedding night only. The team helps choose the buffet, the cocktail and the meal, the table setting and the decoration, and provides service staff in the hall. Regional menus and themed menus are possible, with the same menu for all guests. The quote is held until the wedding day.
Rooms and capacities
The reception hall measures about 160 m². It takes 100 for a conference, 100 for a seated meal and 130 for a wedding reception. Its equipment includes a bar, a refrigerated display case, a four-door fridge unit and an ice machine. The site does not list other meeting rooms.
Accommodation
Cottages sleep 720 in total. They come in four types: two rooms for two people, three rooms for four people, an accessible three-room version for four, and three rooms for six in 35 m² wooden chalets. Each has a living room with a flat-screen TV and an equipped kitchenette. A covered swimming pool is on site.
Catering
The village does not run a restaurant for groups but organizes meals through its team and regional caterers. Several restaurants are within walking distance, including a lakeside snack bar 150 meters away and a farm inn 500 meters away, with more in Beynat, 3 km away.
History and setting
The village sits on a wooded hilltop at 520 meters, about 300 meters from the 12-hectare Lac de Miel, which has a sandy beach supervised in July and August and an accessible beach area. Rocamadour and the Gouffre de Padirac are about 50 minutes away.
Getting there
Brive-la-Gaillarde railway station is 25 km away and Brive–Vallée de la Dordogne airport 38 km. By road, the village is about 5 hours from Paris, 2 hours 30 from Bordeaux and 2 hours from Clermont-Ferrand.
