Breuer's Rüdesheimer Schloss in Rüdesheim am Rhein hosts meetings in a wine-press hall in a building of 1400 and celebrations for 20 to 120 guests in its wine rooms, conservatory and castle garden. The venue combines a four-star wine hotel with a traditional wine tavern in the Drosselgasse.
Seminars and company events
Meetings take place in the Kelterhalle of the Sickinger Hof, a building of 1400 that the venue describes as quiet and at ground level. The hall covers 90 square meters and offers daylight, good air, acoustics suited to speech, Wi-Fi, a projector with an integrated screen and meeting technology. Group rooms are available, and coffee breaks are served in the airy conservatory. Three day packages exist for meetings: Rheingau, with a two-course lunch, Rottland, with a welcome coffee and a three-course lunch chosen by the chef with Riesling from Weingut Georg Breuer, and Drachenstein, a half day with a light lunch. They can be booked all year.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings, birthdays, anniversaries and Christmas parties are listed among the celebrations. The tavern reserves places in the Weinstube, the conservatory or the castle garden for groups of 20 to 120 guests. The Sickinger Hof can also host parties: the Kelterhalle and a daylight-filled conservatory are named for celebrations with a traditional setting. A house band plays in the tavern daily from Easter to Christmas.
Rooms and capacities
The only room with a stated size is the Kelterhalle, at 90 m². The pages we read give no seating figures for it. For celebrations, the stated range is 20 to 120 people across the Weinstube, the conservatory and the garden.
Accommodation
The four-star Weinhotel is part of the same house in the old town. The site lists room categories and stay arrangements, but the number of bedrooms is not given on the pages we read. Hotel guests who book directly get free parking, according to the site.
Catering
Chef Michael Hemberger cooks with products from regional suppliers, such as trout from the Wisper valley, game from a Rheingau butcher and bread from a Rüdesheim baker. The menu changes monthly with the season. Wines come from Weingut Georg Breuer and other Rheingau growers, and wine tastings are held in the Sickinger Hof.
History and setting
The Schloss stands in the Drosselgasse, in the historic center of Rüdesheim, a short walk from the vineyards of the Rheingau. The Breuer family runs the house and the wine estate of the same name. The town lies within the Upper Middle Rhine Valley World Heritage site.
Getting there
The address is Steingasse, Drosselgasse 10, 65385 Rüdesheim am Rhein. Check train timetables and the walking route from the station with the team when you book, since the pages we read give no travel times.
