Logis du Paradis, a charming scenery in a former distillery

Logis du Paradis, nestled in the heart of the Grande Champagne vineyards of Cognac (Charente), welcomes you to the charm of its 18th-century buildings and its large courtyard. Formerly a Cognac wine estate, the old cellars have been transformed into meeting and reception rooms. Immerse yourself in the captivating atmosphere of our former distillery, where the Charentais stills add an authentic touch.
The flexibility of the Logis du Paradis makes it the ideal venue for hosting groups for your professional events (seminars, training sessions...), weddings and family celebrations, themed stays (artistic workshops, yoga retreats...), or simply family or friends' getaways.
You will be accommodated in our 12 rooms with en-suite bathrooms, which are spread across the houses and guest rooms. You will have the choice between self-catering rental allowing you to prepare your meals and enjoy the warm atmosphere of the lounges, or a stay with meal services. Whether it's for meals, gourmet breaks, musical entertainment, or fun and cultural activities, we collaborate with our partners to make your stay at Logis du Paradis unforgettable.
Our meeting and reception rooms (in addition to the displayed rates), the park, and the pool offer dedicated spaces for your group activities. For outdoor enthusiasts, hiking trails and cycling routes are easily accessible from Logis du Paradis.

From Logis du Paradis, you can discover the numerous castles of Charente and Charente-Maritime, visit the cities of Cognac, Angoulême, or Saintes, and of course, acquaint yourself with the production of Cognac.
Enjoy the fine sandy beaches and promenades along the seafront in Royan, Saint Palais, or Saint-Georges-de-Didonne. Discover the maritime beauty of La Rochelle, explore its old port, visit the renowned aquarium, and savor seafood.
Immerse yourself in the cultural effervescence of Bordeaux, stroll along the banks of the Garonne, visit the Water Mirror, and taste the wines of the region in the numerous surrounding vineyards. Explore Saint-Émilion, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed wine village. Explore the cobbled streets, visit the wine cellars, and taste the renowned red wines of the region.