Bio Hotel Bayerischer Wirt in Augsburg hosts seminars, workshops, training days and presentations for up to 100 people, and can certify them as green meetings. The hotel holds Bioland certification, belongs to the Bio Hotels association and has been named a climate-positive hotel by Fokus Zukunft. Its meeting rooms look onto the garden, and the restaurant cooks with organic products.
Seminars and company events
The hotel sells modular meeting packages under the names Daily Meeting, Smart, Business, All Day and All inclusive. Organizers can add energy breaks with coffee, tea and cake or snacks, a drinks package, a two- or three-course lunch or dinner, and a Bavarian Brotzeit platter of cold cuts and cheese. Events follow a green meeting standard checked by ECO Hotels Certified, and the hotel can issue a Green Meeting certificate once the event is over, which helps companies that report on the footprint of their events. The wellness side adds options for longer programs: a salt grotto and salt sauna, massages and sound sessions, plus a fitness area. The hotel also runs a regular Vital Business Meeting format.
Rooms and capacities
Gartenblick I and Gartenblick II combine into one room of 105 square meters, 10 by 10.5 meters with a 2.70-meter ceiling. Combined, it takes 100 people in cinema style, 80 at banquet tables, 65 in parliament style, 60 in a U-shape or 45 around a block table. Gartenblick I alone measures 55 square meters and seats 60 in cinema style, 50 at banquet tables or 30 in parliament style. Gartenblick II, 50 square meters, takes 50 in cinema style, 40 at banquet tables or 25 in parliament style. The Stube, 30 square meters, suits a board meeting or workshop of 15 in a U-shape or around a block table. Gartenblick I and II have LED daylight lamps, and the rooms come with 16:9 HD projectors, flipcharts, pinboards and facilitation cases.
Accommodation
Participants can stay in the hotel, which offers Comfort rooms, organic rooms, salt rooms and a spa junior suite, along with a pillow menu. The hotel does not publish its total number of bedrooms, so larger groups should check availability when they ask for a quote.
Catering
The organic restaurant serves à la carte meals, breakfast and takeaway, and hosts private celebrations under its Feste feiern offer. Meeting menus come from the same kitchen, with lunches, dinners and breaks built into the packages, and drinks outside a package are charged by consumption. The hotel is also linked to the Schlossbräustüberl at Schloss Scherneck in Rehling, a second address outside the city with a beer garden.
Getting there
The hotel is at Neuburger Straße 122, 86167 Augsburg. Augsburg Hauptbahnhof is the main rail hub, with direct trains to Munich and Stuttgart. Munich Airport is the closest major airport. A charging station for electric cars is available at the hotel.
