Hotel Mohren in Oberstdorf hosts company parties, weddings and family celebrations for up to 160 guests, in six rooms that range from a wine cellar for 30 people to the restaurant combined with the café and bar. The historic four-star hotel stands on the market square of Oberstdorf in the Allgäu, in the middle of the pedestrian zone.
Seminars and company events
The hotel markets its rooms for family celebrations and company parties. A company dinner, a year-end party or a client evening can be held in the restaurant, in the café and bar area or in a smaller room for a closer group. The hotel offers to walk planners through its rooms at any time, so the options can be compared on site before a choice is made. The official pages we reviewed describe no seminar equipment or plenary layout, so organisers who need a projector or a meeting setup should ask the hotel first.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings, birthdays and christenings are listed among the events the hotel hosts. A full wedding party fits in the combined rooms, which hold up to 160 people. For a smaller circle, the vaulted wine cellar suits a candle-lit dinner or an anniversary meal, with a small stage available for music. Both a set menu and a buffet are possible.
Rooms and capacities
The restaurant seats up to 50 guests on its own. Combined with the café, the bar and the Mohren Stube, it reaches 160. The café and bar area takes up to 90 guests on several levels, at tables of different sizes, with large windows onto the market square. The wine cellar holds up to 30 guests. The Prinzen-Lounge is a small room that a private group can book for itself. The hotel counts six rooms in total.
Catering
The kitchen is the one of the hotel restaurant, which cooks with fresh regional produce and serves menus of several courses. In the wine cellar the hotel offers a multi-course menu, a wine gala with a four-course dinner, or a fondue or raclette evening. The café serves pastries and house-made cakes, and a British tea time can be ordered in advance. For larger parties, a menu or a buffet can be chosen.
History and setting
The house has stood on the Oberstdorf market square since 1478, when it was a tavern called Taferne beyr Kirchen. It is now a historic four-star hotel. The vaulted wine cellar is more than 500 years old. The hotel sits in the pedestrian zone, ten minutes on foot from the Nebelhorn cable car and the ski jump, in one of the main holiday regions of the Allgäu.
Getting there
The hotel is at Marktplatz 6, in the center of Oberstdorf. Because the center is mostly pedestrian, confirm access and parking with the hotel when you send your request.
