Château du Bédat is a great location for film makers and photographers.  The owner Anna Green had a successful film location business and so is fully able to understand the needs of those in the industry.  As well as the château, Anna is able to find fantastic little gems around the region.  Whether it's a beautiful field of sunflowers, a tumbledown old Gascon barn or an authentic ancient wine press, Anna can find it for you. The château and its environs can be rented out on daily basis. We can also provide local help in terms of catering, location scouts, accommodation, technical help.

Looking for somewhere for a management away day or a seminar for your clients or you simply want to get the team together away from the office?  Château du Bédat can cater for your needs.  We have a beautiful converted chai which can be used for presentations, with an excellent sound system.  You will be inspired by the countryside and the environs.

Our chai is the ideal setting for a concert or private event.  It has capacity for 100 people, an excellent sound system and everything you could possible need.  We also have an excellent supplier list, to cater for your every whim!  The grounds of the château can be made available for your event, with beautiful walks and space for activities such as fishing, clay pigeon shooting and archery.

Seminars

Have just spent a wonderful week in Bédat,  a very charming Chateau in a  fabulous situation. I awoke every morning to see the snow capped Pyrenees, I felt I could almost touch them. The sky at night was ablaze of red and as I lay in bed with the shutters open , the sky was lit up with too many stars to count. There are lovely walks and the Chateau is  very comfortable, with traditional log fires.  The food was exceptional, the duck lasagne is an absolute must.

Situated in a very little known area of France , not overrun with 100’s of tourists it has a plethora of historic towns to visit and some of the best restaurants in France on the doorstep. 

I would return as soon as I can,  and would even contemplate using it as a film and stills  location.

Sue Quinn

Clapham