Berghotel Jägerhof hosts conferences, training retreats, incentive programs and weddings for up to 200 guests, with accommodation for up to 160. The four-star hotel stands on a sunny plateau above Isny im Allgäu, in southern Germany, surrounded by forest and meadows, with a 180-degree view of the Alps across Germany, Austria and Switzerland. It is operated by Helmut Aurenz GmbH & Co. KG.
Seminars and company events
Nine meeting rooms cover groups from about 10 to 200. Every room has wifi, and the standard kit includes a projector, a screen, a flipchart, a pinboard and a facilitation case. Full-day and half-day packages come in three equipment levels and include room hire, technology, coffee breaks and a two-course business lunch; the full-day version adds dinner, and a four-course evening menu can be arranged. The hotel organizes team activities on its grounds and nearby: a lumberjack contest, an Allgäu team challenge, soapbox racing and experiential team training, as well as torch-lit hikes, mountain bike tours and day trips to Lake Constance. A dedicated event coordinator handles the program.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings take place in the Stadl, a rustic hall finished in traditional wood, with receptions on the large panoramic terrace. Free ceremonies can be held outdoors with a view of the mountains. Menus and buffets are planned with each couple, with regional and international dishes, and up to 160 guests can stay overnight.
Rooms and capacities
The Stadl measures 190 square meters and seats 186 in rows, 100 in parliament style or 98 at banquet tables. With the adjoining Moorhütte it reaches 210 square meters and 200 guests. The Pavillon, 130 square meters, takes 120 in rows, 90 in parliament style or 80 for a banquet. Altmann (75 square meters) and Säntis (60 square meters) each hold 60 in rows and combine into one room of 135 square meters for 120. Smaller groups use Iberg (50 square meters, 20 people), the Isny-Stube (15) and the Jägerzimmer (13).
Accommodation
The hotel sleeps up to 160 guests in single and double rooms and in the separate Jagdhaus category. Meeting delegates pay one flat rate per night for single occupancy, breakfast buffet included, whatever the room category. The wellness area has an indoor pool and saunas, and massages can be booked.
Catering
The kitchen serves the Hochgratstube and the panorama restaurants, with a bar and lounge for the evening. Friday brings a Mediterranean menu and Saturday regional Allgäu dishes. Coffee breaks for meetings come in three variants, the simplest with coffee specialties and a regional organic drink.
Getting there
The address is Jägerhof 1, 88316 Isny im Allgäu. Memmingen Airport is about 40 km away, Friedrichshafen about 55 km, Zurich about 120 km and Stuttgart about 150 km. The nearest railway stations are about 35 km away, and the hotel can arrange a taxi from the station when asked in advance. Parking is free, and four charging points serve electric cars.
