Meeting hotels in Loire Valley

Le Grand Hôtel Tours

Tours city centre, near the station and Vinci

A city-centre hotel in Tours, a short walk from the station and from the Vinci convention centre. A seminar directory lists meeting rooms for up to 80 people in theatre layout.

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Les Hautes Roches

Rochecorbon, near Tours

A troglodyte hotel carved into the tuffeau cliff above the Loire in Rochecorbon, with about 14 rooms including suites in former monks' cells and an 18th-century manor housing the restaurant. A distinctive venue for very small leadership groups.

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Château d'Artigny

Montbazon, south of Tours

A Belle Époque château in Montbazon, designed for the perfumer François Coty, on a 25-hectare estate south of Tours. It offers several salons, from 51 to 143 m², and a hotels-network listing of up to 200 people for meetings.

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Château de Beauvois

Saint-Étienne-de-Chigny, near Luynes

A four-star château hotel in a 40-hectare wooded park west of Tours, previously known as Domaine de Beauvois and now presented under the Maison Younan banner. Directories list three meeting rooms, the largest combining two spaces for up to 120 people.

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Château de la Bourdaisière

Montlouis-sur-Loire

A Renaissance château in Montlouis-sur-Loire, once a residence linked to the court of François I, now a hotel with a tomato conservatory and seminar spaces. The château states that its seminar rooms accommodate up to 300 people.

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Loire Valley

Palais des Congrès de Tours (ex-Vinci)

The Palais des Congrès de Tours, known as Vinci from 1993 to 2017, is the international convention centre of Tours. It is attached to the railway station, making it one of the best-connected congress venues in the Loire Valley. Sources list three auditoriums: François Ier (2,000 seats in most listings, 2,500 in one older source), Ronsard (700) and Descartes (350 to 400), plus 22 meeting rooms. The Agnès Sorel lounge covers 1,500 m² and the Daniel Bourdu space 2,500 m²; exhibition surface is quoted at 2,500 to 3,800 m² depending on source. Total capacity is stated at up to 5,000 participants simultaneously. Tours works for conventions with a Loire Valley programme: private château receptions, wine estates in Vouvray and Chinon, and gastronomic dinners, all within a short drive.

Max. capacity 2,000 pax · 1 hotels