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Castle seminar venues in Hauts-de-France

22 châteaux · most visited first, according to visitor reviews

The châteaux in Hauts-de-France that host seminars, away days and company events, and lodge the participants on site.

We list 22 châteaux in Hauts-de-France that host seminars and lodge on site, across 5 départements. The best known, according to visitor reviews, are Château de Cocove (Cocove Castle), Château de Serans (Serans Castle) and Château d'Hénonville (Hénonville Castle).

Every entry carries a form: your request goes to the château, which answers you directly.

  1. Château de Cocove (Cocove Castle)

    Recques-sur-Hem, Pas-de-Calais654 reviews (4.4/5)

    The château now operates as a four-star hotel with a restaurant, not as a monument open to visitors.

    See the entry

  2. Château de Barive (Barive Castle)

    Sainte-Preuve, Aisne

    The estate now operates as a hotel, a fine-dining restaurant and a spa, rather than as a site open for heritage visits.

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  3. Château de Serans (Serans Castle)

    Serans, Oise205 reviews (4.8/5)

    The château operates as a private venue for weddings and professional events, with no organised public tours.

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  4. Château d'Hénonville (Hénonville Castle)

    Hénonville, Oise353 reviews (4.4/5)

    Only the façades and roofs are listed as a historic monument, since 1960.

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  5. Château de Pontarmé (Pontarmé Castle)

    Pontarmé, Oise

    Château de Pontarmé, in Pontarmé (Oise), France. Location, access and practical information.

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  6. Château de la Motte Fénelon (Motte Fénelon Castle)

    Cambrai, Nord

    The site today operates as a three-star hotel with restaurant rather than a monument open for public visits.

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  7. Château de Wailly (Wailly Castle)

    Conty, Somme73 reviews (4.6/5)

    The château is a private property, part of which is rented out for receptions.

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  8. Château de Courcelles (Courcelles Castle)

    Courcelles-sur-Vesle, Aisne620 reviews (4.5/5)

    The château now operates as a hotel with a restaurant, which shapes access to the interior rooms.

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  9. Château de Couin (Couin Castle)

    Couin, Pas-de-Calais

    The château is a privately owned property open to visitors, though no verified opening hours or prices are available here.

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  10. Château d'Hannaches (Hannaches Castle)

    Hannaches, Oise15 reviews (4.5/5)

    The château is a listed monument, with its facades, roofs and main entrance gate under protection.

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  11. Château de Bouillancourt-en-Séry (Bouillancourt-en-Séry Castle)

    Bouillancourt-en-Séry, Somme

    The château has been listed as a historic monument since 12 December 2001, covering the façades, roofs and archaeological ground of the former outer courtyard.

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  12. Château de Grand-Rullecourt (Grand-Rullecourt Castle)

    Grand-Rullecourt, Pas-de-Calais66 reviews (4.5/5)

    Visits are only possible by appointment, so contact the château in advance.

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  13. Château de Neuville-Bosc (Neuville-Bosc Castle)

    Neuville-Bosc, Oise220 reviews (4.7/5)

    The château now houses the town hall of Neuville-Bosc, following a renovation carried out in 1993 by architect Richard Gallois.

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  14. Château de Vadancourt (Vadancourt Castle)

    Maissemy, Aisne275 reviews (4.5/5)

    The château is privately owned and operated as a bed and breakfast, so access is limited to guests staying there.

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  15. Château de Roucourt (Roucourt Castle)

    Roucourt, Nord21 reviews (4.4/5)

    The château has belonged since 1790 to the family of Baron Becquet de Megille, who continued its development.

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  16. Château de Ravenel (Ravenel Castle)

    Ravenel, Oise17 reviews (4.9/5)

    A sheltered 12-space car park is available within the château grounds.

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  17. Manoir du Grand-Moulin

    Condette, Pas-de-Calais92 reviews (4.7/5)

    This manor remains a private residence; only external viewing from the surroundings is possible.

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  18. Châteaux de Mello

    Mello, Oise157 reviews (4.7/5)

    Châteaux de Mello, in Mello (Oise), France. Location, access and practical information.

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  19. Manor in Doudeauville

    Doudeauville, Pas-de-Calais170 reviews (5/5)

    The manor house has been listed as a historic monument since 14 December 2012, together with the farm buildings, courtyard and former garden.

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  20. Château de Creuse (Creuse Castle)

    Creuse, Somme41 reviews (4.7/5)

    The château has been listed as a historic monument since 1994, with the farm listed since 2013.

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  21. Château de Couvrelles (Couvrelles Castle)

    Couvrelles, Aisne29 reviews (5/5)

    Only the façades have been listed as protected heritage since 1927.

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  22. Château de Pronleroy (Pronleroy Castle)

    Pronleroy, Oise

    The château is not set up for a standard tourist visit.

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Frequently asked questions

How many châteaux in Hauts-de-France host seminars?
22, across 5 départements. These are the châteaux whose official website or manager told us they host receptions and lodge guests on site; each entry links to it.
Which is the best known château for a seminar in Hauts-de-France?
Château de Cocove, in Recques-sur-Hem, with 654 visitor reviews. Renown is measured here by attendance, not by an editorial ranking.
In which départements of Hauts-de-France can you hold a seminar in a château?
Oise (8), Pas-de-Calais (5), Aisne (4), Somme (3), Nord (2).
How do you request a quote for a seminar in Hauts-de-France?
From the château's entry: the button Request a quote opens a short form with your dates and number of participants, and your request goes straight to the château. We take no commission.