Family castle in town

The countryside in the city

Just a few minutes from the Gare de la Part-Dieu and Old Lyon, a 19th-century château with medieval foundations has been given a makeover by a lively couple in their thirties. Spread across the various buildings, 5 guest rooms, 1 maison-gite and a perched cabin, a trapper's hut and a Canadian lodge await you for a bucolic stay in a 12-hectare park and forest along the Saône, unique in Europe.

Architect and founder of La Chance, a publishing house specializing in design, Louise Breguet, great-granddaughter of the famous aviator, and Jean Maxime Carrier, a marketing strategy consultant from Lyon, have returned to their roots to restore the soul of this paradise, abandoned for many years.

Here, the only limit to organizing your codir, comec, ideatin day, showroom, shoot etc ... is creativity and ideas ... if you lack them, they'll have them for you :) This unique venue offers a wide range of possibilities, with just one thing in common for all guests: you'll always be welcomed as if you were at home. One of the rooms dedicated to seminars is the Louis Bréguet room, filled with objects (models, airplane propellers, etc.) retracing the history of the pioneers of world aeronautics and watchmaking. A room that encourages creativity and inspiration.

Your hosts will be delighted to welcome you with anecdotes and stories.

Don't hesitate to ask us any questions you may have, as we have many possibilities (plenary room, other rooms for sub-groups in the outbuildings, or even 'urban explorer' seminars in our unusual lodgings in the woods. For seminars lasting longer than a day, we can also accommodate up to 20 people on site.

For productions (photo shoots, advertising shoots, etc.), estimates are given on receipt of the brief.

See you soon in paradise.