Hotel Königshof hosts seminars, conferences, training days and incentive trips for groups of 8 to 80 people. It has four daylight meeting rooms, bedrooms with mountain views, a restaurant and a spa under one roof. The hotel stands on St.-Martin-Straße in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, beside the Partnach river, at the foot of the Wetterstein range in Bavaria.
Seminars and company events
Meetings are sold as per-person packages, with or without an overnight stay. A full-day package covers a meeting room sized to the group, a screen, projector, flipchart and moderation case, a welcome snack of savory Bavarian specialties, unlimited water and juice in the room, a morning and an afternoon coffee break, a two-course lunch and a three-course dinner chosen by the head chef, and a pad and pen for each participant. Coffee breaks come in three themes: Vital & Aktiv, Italienisches Flair, and a Bavarian Brotzeit with sausage salad, obatzda and pretzel bread. Extra equipment such as microphones, a sound system, a presenter, a stage element and a dance floor can be booked through the hotel and its technology partner. For a supporting program, the hotel suggests raft building, snowshoe hikes, a barbecue evening, a trip to the Partnach Gorge or an evening at a mountain hut.
Rooms and capacities
The four meeting rooms are named after local peaks: Alpspitze, Hausberg, Zugspitze and Waxenstein. The largest covers 100 m². Ceilings are 2.70 m high, power sockets sit in the floor and just above it, and the rooms have daylight with automatic blackout. The business rooms have sound-damping floors and double-glazed soundproof windows. Depending on layout and equipment, the rooms take 8 to 80 people. For congresses of up to 2,000 people, the hotel points to the nearby Kongresshaus Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
Accommodation
All rooms and suites face the mountains, and rooms with a balcony can be requested. Breakfast and Wi-Fi are included, and bikes are free to use. The SAVIANO Spa & Fitness has a Finnish sauna, a bio sauna and a steam bath, free for hotel guests. Seminar leaders can park in the hotel garage.
Catering
The hotel restaurant, Das Königliche, cooks seasonal and regional dishes, and the bar and wine shop serve cocktails created in-house. Meeting lunches, dinners and coffee breaks come from the same kitchen, and half board is available for overnight groups.
History and setting
From the hotel, guests see the Alpspitze, the Waxenstein and the Zugspitze, Germany's highest mountain, which rises from the Wetterstein range. The centers of Garmisch and Partenkirchen are a few steps away, which makes evening outings easy without a coach.
Getting there
Garmisch-Partenkirchen station is about two minutes on foot, with direct trains from Munich. By road, the town is reached by motorway from Munich, Augsburg or Innsbruck. Munich and Innsbruck airports serve the region.
