Hotel Bergeblick hosts board meetings, management retreats and team workshops for up to 30 people, with bedrooms, suites and a holiday house for the group on site. The family-run design hotel stands on Wackersberger Straße in Bad Tölz, in the Isarwinkel area of the Bavarian Alpine foothills, about 55 kilometers south of Munich.
Seminars and company events
The hotel aims its meeting offer at middle and senior management and at teams on a retreat. The Meeting Area on the business level covers about 200 square meters for up to 30 participants. It combines a closed meeting room with an open lounge that heavy curtains turn into a second private room, so a group can switch between plenary work and smaller discussions without leaving the floor. A business lounge with workstations serves participants between sessions.
Sessions can also move outdoors. The Sundowner Lounge, a rooftop bar with a terrace, hosts meetings in the open air and evening receptions for business and social gatherings. After discussion with the team, events can also be held by the pool or in the SENSES Haus. For team building, the surrounding area offers hiking, cycling, golf and lakes.
Rooms and capacities
The Meeting Area takes up to 30 people across its two rooms and is equipped with the necessary presentation technology. The hotel does not publish separate capacities per room, for the rooftop terrace or for the pool area, so each set-up is agreed with the team.
Accommodation
Double and single rooms measure 25 square meters with a 5-square-meter balcony. Junior Suites Deluxe offer 38 square meters with a bathtub. The Berg Suite and the Wald Suite each add a large roof terrace with a private whirlpool, and the Garten Suite opens onto a private garden with a small outdoor pool. A holiday house of 300 square meters sleeps two to eight guests, which suits a small leadership team that wants to stay together.
The SENSES Spa includes beauty treatments, massages, saunas, a Nature Gym and yoga, along with an outdoor natural pool without chlorine, heated by the hotel's own wood-chip system.
Catering
Meeting days include homemade catering throughout the day, planned around the group's wishes. Breakfast with regional products is part of every stay, and dinner can be added per day.
History and setting
The Tien family runs the hotel. Its architecture and spa have received several distinctions, including a place on the Dezeen Awards 2025 shortlist, a finalist place in the Architizer A+Awards 2026, a Star SPA Award and a score of 91 in the Falstaff hotel guide. The rooms look out on the Blomberg, the Brauneck, the Benediktenwand and the Buchberg.
Getting there
Munich is a little under an hour away by car, and the hotel can also be reached by train from Munich. It sits in a quiet location away from main roads, within walking distance of the center of Bad Tölz.
