- Destination
- Loire Valley
- District
- Montlouis-sur-Loire
- Indicative budget
- €€€
Indicative figures, confirmed at quotation stage
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MICE strengths
- Seminar rooms announced for up to 300 people by the château
- Plenary room, François I hall and the Sellerie
- Privatisable estate with garden and the Tomato Conservatory for receptions
- 9 km from Saint-Pierre-des-Corps TGV station
- Open year-round for groups and seminars on request
Why choose it
A château setting for 100 to 300 participants who want a Loire gala dinner and a plenary in a heritage venue, with Tours and Amboise within a short drive.
Possible limits
The hotel is modest in size (about 25 to 31 rooms), so a 300-person event relies on partner hotels in Tours. The public season runs 13 March to 10 November and 28 December to 2 January; other dates on request.
Airport
Tours Val de Loire airport is regional; most international groups arrive via Paris and the TGV to Saint-Pierre-des-Corps.
Station
Saint-Pierre-des-Corps TGV station is 9 km away (56 minutes from central Paris by TGV); Tours and Amboise are about 20 minutes by road.
Indicative budget
€€€Indicative: rooms generally from €200 per night; rates are confirmed in your quotation.
Nearby restaurants
Frequently asked questions
How many people can Château de la Bourdaisière host for a seminar or convention?
The château announces seminar rooms for up to 300 people, including a plenary room, the François I hall and the Sellerie. Groups of that size rely on partner hotels in Tours for accommodation.
Where is Château de la Bourdaisière and how do guests get there?
The château is in Montlouis-sur-Loire in the Loire Valley. Saint-Pierre-des-Corps TGV station is 9 km away, 56 minutes from central Paris by TGV, while Tours and Amboise are about 20 minutes by road. Tours Val de Loire airport is regional, so most international groups arrive via Paris.
What kind of events is Château de la Bourdaisière suited to?
It suits gala dinners and plenary sessions for 100 to 300 participants who want a heritage setting. The Renaissance château was once linked to the court of François I and has a privatisable estate with a garden and a Tomato Conservatory.
Can The French DMC organise an event at Château de la Bourdaisière?
Yes, we organise seminars, incentives and conventions in France and confirm capacities, room layouts and rates in a tailored proposal; budgets are indicative.
