A special venue for team off-sites, leadership retreats, and strategy sessions.
Some places have that special energy. They instantly help you slow down, give you a break from everyday life, and open your mind to new ideas.
Nestled between Lake Chiemsee and the Chiemgau Alps lies a truly special retreat that feels more like a charming country house than a traditional conference hotel. Within its walls—over 550 years old and lovingly restored—history, indulgence, and a slower pace of life come together, creating the perfect setting for teams who want to consciously step away from their daily routines and develop new perspectives together.
With just 37 individually designed rooms and suites, the hotel offers a personal and exclusive atmosphere that is ideal for leadership offsites, executive retreats, and smaller team events. Instead of anonymous hotel settings, guests can expect a place where interactions take center stage and genuine connections can form.
What makes this hotel special is its unique combination of historic charm, alpine scenery, and fine dining. Here, the best ideas emerge not only in the meeting room, but also during a walk through nature, over a shared dinner, or while enjoying a glass of wine on the terrace. The hotel’s intimate size creates a sheltered environment where teams can work with focus while also finding peace and quiet.
Even outside of workshops and meetings, there are numerous opportunities to create shared experiences
This place is much more than just a hotel. It is a retreat for teams who want to consciously spend time together, develop new ideas, and reconnect on a genuine level far away from everyday life. The combination of historic charm, a personal atmosphere, nature, wellness, and excellent cuisine makes it an ideal location for off-sites and retreats that will be remembered for a long time.
Here, sustainability isn’t demonstrated through grand words, but through a mindful approach to what’s already available. The house, which is over 550 years old, has been preserved with great care and combines historic architecture with modern comforts. The cuisine focuses on regional and seasonal ingredients—many products come from local producers.
Despite its quiet location, the hotel is very easy to reach. The drive from both Munich and Salzburg takes only about an hour. Traveling by train is also straightforward, and Munich and Salzburg airports can be reached in just over an hour and less than an hour, respectively.
