Indoor spaces
The infrastructure and exceptional location of the Château Royal Beach Resort & Spa offer multiple possibilities. Our various fully equipped indoor spaces allow you to host any type of event: Seminar, Conference, Meeting, Private Dinner, Cocktail, Wedding...
Area
Surface
Floor
Details
Equipment
Iroué Lounge
350m²
RDC
200m² terrace adjacent, lagoon view
2 screens + 2 projectors
2 wireless microphones + speakers
Kouaré Lounge
83m²
RDC
Artificial lighting only
1 screen + 1 projector on request
Améré Lounge
52m²
RDC
Adjacent wooden deck, natural light
TV screen equipped with Chromecast, microphone, and speaker on request
Taom Lounge
125m²
RDC
135m² terrace adjacent, lagoon view
1 screen + 1 projector
L’Escale Indoor
160m²
Jardins
Includes a private entrance with air conditioning, a stage, and a projector
On request
Banquet
Typically used for plated meals, buffets, or working sessions involving small group discussions.
Boardroom and pavé tables
Suitable for discussions and working sessions requiring note-taking.
U-Shape
This setup allows meeting participants to interact more easily among themselves. Interaction with the facilitator is facilitated. This setup often requires audiovisual equipment, a whiteboard, and seminar kits for note-taking.
Theater
Suitable for conferences, general assemblies, and large listening sessions where extensive note-taking is not required. This arrangement often requires a stage for speaker presentations and audiovisual equipment.
Classroom
Relevant for training sessions requiring practical workshops. Tables allow for material display, note-taking, and facilitate group work or pair work.
Cabaret
Combines theater and banquet arrangements. A speaker can address the audience from a stage while attendees are seated at round tables. This setup is suitable for seminars, conferences, or dinner shows.
Cocktail
A standing reception where tray service is typically offered. The cocktail setup is suitable for both the appetizer part of an event and for the entire meal.
Secular ceremony
Guests’ chairs are oriented towards an arch that can be decorated. The couple may sit or stand under the arch. The ceremony is led by a secular officiant or a member of the couple’s entourage. This setup usually requires audiovisual equipment installation.
