Hotel and Restaurant Hohenzollern in Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler hosts small seminars for up to 30 people and celebrations for up to 60 guests, with bedrooms and a sauna area on site. The house stands at Am Silberberg 50, high above the Ahr valley and surrounded by vineyards, with views over the old town of Ahrweiler.
Seminars and company events
Two meeting rooms are available. Kräuterberg measures 50 m² and fits up to 30 people, with daylight and the option to darken. Seating plans are U-shape for up to 20, block for up to 20, parliamentary for up to 30 and banquet for up to 30 (five tables of six). Rosenthal is smaller, at 20 m² for up to 10 people, in block form for 10 or U-shape for 8, also with daylight and blackout. Standard technology in both rooms includes a flipchart with pens, a projector, a screen and Wi-Fi through the hotel hotspot. Kräuterberg adds a telephone line and a magnetic whiteboard. Metaplan boards, a second flipchart and a facilitator case can be added on request.
The hotel sells meeting packages from six participants, with the room included. They run as a full day with dinner, a power day, a half day or a short session of four hours. The package page is dated January 2022, so confirm the current terms.
Weddings and receptions
The restaurant hosts birthdays, weddings, christenings, communions and company parties in separate rooms. The Kleine Gute Stube takes up to 16 people, the Gute Stube up to 40, and the front area of the restaurant up to 60. Groups of these sizes are served one menu, ordered in advance for the whole party. The hotel sends menu suggestions by email on request and publishes celebration arrangements for weddings and family events.
Rooms and capacities
Kräuterberg: 50 m², up to 30 people. Rosenthal: 20 m², up to 10 people. For celebrations: Kleine Gute Stube, 16 guests. Gute Stube, 40 guests. Front restaurant area, 60 guests. The largest figure the hotel states is 60.
Accommodation
Many bedrooms face the vineyards and the old town. The hotel describes them as comfortable and partly newly renovated, each with shower or bath and WC, minibar and color TV, some with a balcony or loggia. The business rate is based mostly on double rooms for single use, with a breakfast buffet. The number of bedrooms is not stated on the pages we read. Guests can use the panorama wellness area, with a steam sauna, a bio sauna, a tropical shower and a sauna terrace facing the valley.
Catering
Head chef Jörg Kleber leads the kitchen, which serves lunch and dinner with wines from the Ahr region, other German regions and abroad. Meeting packages include coffee breaks with fruit and yogurt or cake and a two-course lunch, and the longest package adds a three-course dinner. The hotel also runs culinary evenings through the year, among them wine dinners with guest producers and a crime dinner on November 28, 2026.
History and setting
The hotel sits above the red wine hiking trail, in the hills over Ahrweiler, near Bonn. It says the house and the trails in the higher vineyards were spared by the flood in the Ahr valley.
