Eleven hectares to yourselves, sixteen bedrooms on site, two adaptable rooms: what a seminar at the château looks like when nobody drives home in the evening.
What changes about a seminar here is not the room. It is that nobody leaves in the evening.
Day one
Arrive late morning, plenary in the Orangery — blackout curtains drawn for projection, three hundred and fifty seats available even if there are forty of you. Lunch on the terrace, facing the château. The afternoon splits into workshops: the Bergerie for one group, the château drawing rooms for the others. The piano, the library and the billiard table serve as airlocks between sessions.
The evening
Sixteen double rooms at the Auberge, thirty-two beds, plus eight extra beds. The Castel cottage takes six more people independently. Dinner in the Bergerie, fire lit if the season allows. No imposed closing time.
Day two
The Gers supplies the programme: Armagnac tasting at Château de Laubade, gliding at Nogaro, walking the Adour paths. Or nothing at all — eleven hectares are enough to fill a day.
"We settled in two days what had been dragging for six months. The place had something to do with it."
What is provided
- Professional catering kitchen in each room
- Wifi and smart TVs in the accommodation
- Dedicated parking, set apart
- One room accessible to people with reduced mobility
For a quote, write to us at contact@chateausaintgerme.fr.
