16 venues

Mountain venues for seminars

Hotels and lodges in the Alps, the Rockies and the Bavarian mountains that run company seminars: Schloss Elmau, Copperhill in Åre, Timberline Lodge on Mount Hood, Maloja Palace and ski-in, ski-out Aspen and Deer Valley.

The venues

Up to 300 guests

Krün, Germany

Schloss Elmau

A 1916 castle hotel in a Bavarian Alpine valley, host of the G7 summits of 2015 and 2022.

100 rooms · Since 1914

Up to 500 guests

Aspen, United States

The Little Nell

Aspen's only ski-in, ski-out hotel, built by the Aspen Skiing Company at the foot of the Silver Queen Gondola with a cellar of some 20,000 bottles.

92 rooms · Since 1989

Up to 6,500 guests

Colorado Springs, United States

The Broadmoor

Spencer Penrose built it with Cripple Creek gold in 1918, and Warren & Wetmore, the architects of Grand Central Terminal, drew its pink facades.

Since 1918

Up to 500 guests

Åre, Sweden

Copperhill Mountain Lodge

Conferences for up to 500, weddings for 200 seated and 112 bedrooms with a spa, at the foot of the Åre ski slopes

112 rooms · Since 2008

Banff, Canada

Fairmont Banff Springs

Opened by the Canadian Pacific Railway on 1 June 1888, the Castle in the Rockies rebuilt in Rundle stone inside Banff National Park.

724 rooms · Since 1888

Up to 1,000 guests

Maloja, Switzerland

Maloja Palace

Function rooms for up to 1,000 guests in a 1884 grand hotel in Maloja, 15 km from St. Moritz

80 rooms · Since 1884

Up to 300 guests

Gstaad, Switzerland

Gstaad Palace

Three towers on a knoll above the village since 8 December 1913, the Gstaad Palace has been run by the Scherz family through three generations since 1938.

90 rooms · Since 1913

Up to 2,000 guests

Park City, United States

Montage Deer Valley

A ski-in, ski-out lodge at Empire Pass near the top of Deer Valley, with a spa of about 35,000 square feet and bowling lanes in its pub.

Since 2010

Up to 400 guests

Government Camp, United States

Timberline Lodge

Meeting rooms for up to 300 and outdoor receptions for 400 at a 1937 lodge on Mount Hood, with skiing and lodge bedrooms on site

Since 1937

Up to 500 guests

Park City, United States

Stein Eriksen Lodge

Named after Stein Eriksen, the Norwegian who won Olympic giant slalom gold in Oslo in 1952 and later ran the skiing at Deer Valley for over thirty years.

Since 1982

Jackson, United States

Wort Hotel

Nearly 4,000 sq. ft. of meeting space in five rooms, one block from Jackson's Town Square and 12 minutes from Jackson Hole Airport

Since 1941

Up to 200 guests

Berchtesgaden, Germany

Kempinski Hotel Berchtesgaden

Seven event rooms for up to 200 guests, a spa and four restaurants in a mountain hotel above Berchtesgaden

Up to 200 guests

Lenk im Simmental, Switzerland

Lenkerhof

Four DenkTank rooms for up to 200 guests, 83 rooms and suites and a 2,000 m² spa in an Alpine resort that can be booked in full

83 rooms

Up to 120 guests

Pontresina, Switzerland

Sporthotel Pontresina

Five seminar rooms for up to 120 theatre-style, a fondue hut and an alpine restaurant at a family hotel in Pontresina

Up to 80 guests

Sporz, Lenzerheide, Switzerland

Maiensässhotel Guarda Val

Four combinable seminar rooms for up to 80 people and 50 rooms in eleven Alpine huts at 1,600 m above Lenzerheide

50 rooms

Schwendau, Austria

Schneekarhütte

Exclusive hire of a mountain hut at the top of the Mayrhofen ski area for workshops, weddings and parties, with suites and a seminar room