The Hotel Heinz in Höhr-Grenzhausen hosts seminars, incentives, retreats, weddings and celebrations, with a banquet hall of 240 square meters, an orangery and a series of seminar rooms for 2 to 40 people. It is a family-run 4-star superior hotel with about 100 bedrooms in the Westerwald, Germany.
Seminars and company events
The hotel lists seminars, incentives and business events alongside its wellness and leisure offer. Meeting rooms of different sizes cover small working groups and larger sessions. A package called WellBusiness is offered for groups of 10 or more, and half board and full board options exist for residential seminars. Fingerfood can be arranged on request.
Standard technology for a seminar room includes a projector, a projection screen, a flip chart, two pinboards, Wi-Fi, a small moderation case, notepads and pens. For retreats and workshops, the hotel also offers the Eishaus, a separate retreat space about 200 meters from the main building.
Weddings and receptions
The Orangerie, built in the style of a winter garden with a panoramic view, is listed for weddings, events and seminars. The Festsaal, with a foyer, a bar, a terrace and its own entrance, is intended for larger celebrations. An outdoor event area with high cocktail tables and a terrace under old linden trees completes the offer. A dedicated wedding page exists on the official site.
Rooms and capacities
The Festsaal measures 240 square meters. The Orangerie is described without a stated capacity. The Knütgen room, in the seminar center called TADIS, takes up to 40 people. The Bollenbach room takes 10 to 25 people, the Berdel room 7 to 15 and the Kamp room 2 to 9. The rooms Merkelbach, Hanke and Meister are meant for smaller groups, and Merkelbach has leather swivel chairs. The Meister room can also support events in the Festsaal.
Accommodation
The hotel has about 100 bedrooms and offers 4-star superior comfort. Guests also have a sauna and spa area, a day spa, yoga and a restaurant with a bar and lounge.
Catering
The kitchen serves regional cooking with a modern approach. Seminar packages include unlimited coffee and tea and meeting drinks. Half board and full board add a lunch or dinner and two breaks with snacks and fruit.
History and setting
The house has stood for more than 100 years on a south-facing slope above the ceramics town of Höhr-Grenzhausen, with views on one side and the forest edge on the other. The family has extended and renovated it over the decades.
Getting there
Cologne, Frankfurt, Trier and Bonn are each about one hour away by car. Frankfurt and Cologne airports are also about one hour away. The site does not name a nearest train station, so ask the hotel for transfer options.
