Hotel Gundl Alm can host a seminar for up to 100 participants, a team meeting for 5 to 30 people and an evening party in its own disco, with bedrooms, a restaurant and a sauna in the same building. The hotel stands at Spitzingstrasse 8 at Spitzingsee, a mountain lake that belongs to the municipality of Schliersee in the Bavarian Alps.
Seminars and company events
The meeting offer is built around two rooms. The Spitzingbar is the large one: the hotel sets it up with rows of chairs facing the screen for up to 100 participants and says several large conferences have already taken place there. The Jagdstube is a smaller room furnished in alpine style, with views of the mountains, for groups of 5 to 30. The hotel describes it as the room most often chosen for team meetings.
Every meeting package includes the same equipment: Wi-Fi, a projector and screen, a flipchart, a moderation case, notepads and pens. Packages are sold per person and per day at three levels. The basic package covers the room, the equipment, one coffee break with cold or warm snacks, and water and apple juice in the room. The second level adds a three-course lunch. The full-day package adds a three-course dinner or a buffet in the evening. Both higher levels can be booked with a second coffee break, and the team prepares custom offers on request.
For the evening, the Tanzbar, the hotel's disco, can be reserved for one group only, which turns it into a venue for a company party. The staff help with the catering. The same room is offered for birthday parties and for bachelor and bachelorette evenings.
Rooms and capacities
Spitzingbar: up to 100 people in theater-style rows. Jagdstube: 5 to 30 people, alpine furnishings, mountain views. Tanzbar: private hire for one group, capacity not published. The hotel gives no floor areas, so layouts other than rows in the Spitzingbar should be checked with the team.
Accommodation
The hotel has single rooms, double rooms with a balcony facing the hills and the Alps, and double rooms with an extra bed that look onto Spitzingsee. Every room has a private bathroom, a TV and free Wi-Fi, and breakfast is included. The number of rooms is not published, and room requests for a group are confirmed after an availability check.
Catering
The restaurant serves Bavarian dishes alongside international ones, from schnitzel and Zwiebelrostbraten to Kaiserschmarrn, Weisswurst and Obazda, with vegetarian dishes and salads. It opens in the evening from Monday to Saturday, and every day in high season and on public holidays. Meeting lunches and dinners come from the same kitchen as part of the packages. On New Year's Eve the hotel serves a dinner with live music, followed by a DJ night in the disco.
History and setting
Spitzingsee is a small lake high above Schliersee, ringed by mountains and used for hiking in summer and skiing in winter. Groups stay in an alpine setting a short drive from the valley, with views of the peaks from the rooms and a sauna for the end of the working day.
Getting there
The hotel is reached by the mountain road that climbs from Schliersee to Spitzingsee. Munich is the nearest large city and airport. Organizers should ask the hotel about parking for a group and about transfers from the railway station in the valley.
