HALL RENTALS

A neo-renaissance fantasy of Gustave de Blonay, the Grand Salon and its imposing spiral staircase will be the ideal setting for the civil or secular ceremony of your wedding. It can also host banquets, cocktails and large conferences.

Coupled with the Banquet Hall and the Library, all the Private Appartments will allow you to modulate your event as you wish.

Furnished by the de Blonay family in one of the 18^th century rooms, the Library has an intimate, warm and studious atmosphere, ideal for your business seminars and board meetings. A neo-gothic-style balcony will allow you to seek inspiration while enjoying an elusive view of the lake.

The most typically medieval room of the Castle of Grandson, the Banquet Hall will delight your guests with its authentic charm, its huge fireplace and its friendly atmosphere.

A pure creation of the end of the 19^th century, the Knights’ Hall will impress your guests with its baroque stalls and exceptional acoustics. An unforgettable setting for concerts, conferences or seminars.

The largest room in the castle is a neo-gothic creation that will surprise your guests. They will admire the armour and the carapared knights. An epic atmosphere for your event.

With its vaulted ceilings and rustic charm, the cellar will create an intimate atmosphere for a convivial aperitif. With its direct access to the southern terrace, it is a perfect option in case of bad weather.

At the heart of the monument and protected by its high walls, the inner courtyard gives the impression of being out of time, for exclusive events with many guests.

Named after Marc Chagall, who sculpted the statue exhibited on the esplanade, this space is at its sunniest in the evening and enjoys the best possible view of the lake and the medieval town of Grandson. An ideal location for your early evening aperitifs.

The terrace is the ideal place for a sophisticated aperitif, with the impressive presence of the castle, the delicacy of the baroque portal and the breathtaking view of the lake.

In the former lices of the Castle, watched over by the monument and facing the lake, the southern terrace has an unrivalled rural and historical charm for a garden party or cocktail.