Venues for company party in Tinlot

Industrial yet cosy atmosphere, featuring a large glass façade and a glass roof that beautifully highlight the furniture

Large room with a bar area, a real stage and two dressing rooms, ideal for all types of events.

A beautiful restaurant with huge floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the garden, inviting you to daydream.

Magnificent space filled with natural light, featuring soft lines and an atmosphere that inspires creativity.

Light, space and a breathtaking view over the estate are the key features of this room.

Rustic yet elegant décor, a beautiful garden and an authentic atmosphere make this estate a prestigious venue.

A superb circular reception area with carefully designed lighting, which can be transformed to suit your needs.

Indoors and outdoors, you’ll immediately feel at home in this beautiful, inspiring design space.

Splendid reception room in the château with draperies on the ceiling and waxed parquet flooring, all in the heart of a

Beautiful stone building, superb restored framework, modern and harmonious decoration: this estate lives up to its name!

A resolutely contemporary atmosphere for this vast room with designer furniture and sophisticated lighting.

Bright, long room with window doors to the garden.

A successful combination of dark wooden beams and white surfaces for this beautiful, bright space with high ceilings.

Modern and welcoming, this spacious, light-filled room creates a friendly atmosphere with its simple yet elegant setting

Imagine your next event in a grandiose and resolutely out-of-the-ordinary place: the Liège Airport Terminal!

Give a new dimension to your events by booking the Half Terminal at Liège Airport!

Greenscaping, the use of wood, and abundant natural light give this beautiful space a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Cosy small room with a mezzanine, ideal for moments of discussion and sharing in a warm setting.

A superb long room, with stone walls and exposed beams suitable for all kinds of decoration themes.

It's hard not to fall in love with this intimate space under the roofs, where wood and stone play a key role.