Château de Nainville les Roches

Château de Nainville les Roches is a Louis XIII-style chateau in Nainville-les-Roches, France, about 40 km south of Paris, set within a 28-hectare park. Rebuilt in 1924 by Léon Carez, the château was owned by the Duke of Rovigo and later served as the National School of Fire Officers. Virginie and Denis Geny-Gros bought the estate at the end of 2019 and began restoring it in 2020.

Four grand salons and a circular entrance hall provide indoor space for dinners and cocktail receptions for up to 150 guests. The grounds include formal French gardens, wooded areas and ponds, with outdoor space for ceremonies, drinks receptions and walks. The venue hosts weddings, corporate events, private parties, conferences, retreats, photoshoots and receptions. Catering is provided by several trusted partners who work with the château. The 19 bedrooms are being restored in stages, beginning with the five on the first floor, so overnight stays should be discussed directly with the venue. Facilities include parking, gardens, a park and indoor and outdoor spaces.