Hotel Badehof hosts seminars, training days and small conferences of up to 50 people in theater style, in three meeting rooms that together take up to 100 participants, and it also plans weddings and family celebrations. The hotel occupies an Art Nouveau building from 1906 in Bad Salzschlirf, a spa town in Hesse a short train ride from Fulda.
Seminars and company events
The meeting floor suits groups that want to work and stay in one place. All three rooms have daylight, and two of them can be darkened for projection. Standard equipment includes a projector, a screen, flipcharts, pinboards and a moderation kit. The largest room, Altefeld, sits in a bright winter garden on the ground floor and works as the plenary room. Dr. Martiny, next door, serves as a breakout room or for a small board meeting. Bonifatius, on the first floor, has a small balcony for fresh air during breaks. Day packages are listed on the hotel's booking platform. For larger events, the hotel refers organizers to a partner hotel in its group.
Weddings and receptions
The hotel helps couples plan the day and choose a style, from classic or romantic to retro or rustic. Two official civil wedding locations, the Kurpark and the Wandelhalle, are close by, so a ceremony in town can be followed by the reception at the hotel. The Restaurant Raffaello, with wood paneling and upholstered seating, is the room the hotel puts forward for celebrations.
Rooms and capacities
Altefeld measures 140 m² and seats 50 in theater style, 32 at classroom tables, 20 in a U-shape and 14 around a boardroom table. Dr. Martiny measures 52 m² and takes 25 in theater style, 12 at classroom tables and 10 in a U-shape or around a boardroom table. Bonifatius measures 56 m² and takes 25 in theater style, 12 at classroom tables and 14 in a U-shape or around a boardroom table. It is reached by stairs.
Accommodation
The hotel has 91 rooms and suites, from single rooms and small doubles to junior suites and three large suites, so a group can stay on site for a seminar of several days. Guests have access to a 500 m² wellness area with a swimming pool, saunas, a fitness room, relaxation rooms, massages and beauty treatments, which helps fill the evening after a training day.
Catering
The main restaurant serves regional and traditional German cooking based on local produce, with a wine selection. The hotel lists three restaurants, Raffaello, TaVino and Unicum, along with a bar, which gives a group options for lunch, dinner and an evening drink without leaving the building. Dogs are welcome in TaVino and in a separate area of Unicum.
History and setting
The Badehof was built in 1906 in the Jugendstil manner and stands opposite the Kurpark and the Wandelhalle, the covered promenade of the spa town. Bad Salzschlirf lies between the Rhön and Vogelsberg uplands, in rural eastern Hesse, and keeps the quiet rhythm of a small spa resort.
Getting there
Bad Salzschlirf has its own railway station, about 20 minutes by train from Fulda, which is served by ICE high-speed trains. The hotel can arrange a shuttle from the station when it is booked in advance. By road, the A4, A5 and A7 motorways meet in the region, which makes the hotel easy to reach from Frankfurt, Kassel and Würzburg.
