Hotel Nickisch hosts seminars, training courses and company meetings for up to 180 people, as well as weddings and banquets, in Schüttorf, in the Grafschaft Bentheim district of Lower Saxony close to the Dutch border. Seven room configurations, all air-conditioned and each with its own terrace, sit alongside a restaurant built around regional produce and bedrooms for participants who travel from afar.
Seminars and company events
The meeting rooms come in two groups. The Silva rooms, of 60 and 65 m², each take up to 40 people and open into one 125 m² room for up to 80. The Anima rooms, of 70 and 130 m², take up to 60 and 90 people, and together form a 200 m² space for up to 170. A further room, Terra, adds 60 m² for up to 40. Ceilings are 3 m high throughout. All rooms are fully air-conditioned and come with standard conference technology and Wi-Fi, and each has a terrace of its own that can be set up on request for breaks or a session outdoors. A lounge with armchairs gives groups a place to talk between sessions. Day packages, named Business light, Business, Comfort and Deluxe, bundle the room, breaks and lunch, and half-board and full-board packages are available on request. Mineral water and apple juice are served without limit in the meeting room in every package, and the Deluxe package adds extended conference technology.
Weddings and receptions
The hotel organizes weddings with its own kitchen and service team. Receptions can take place in the beer garden, set among greenery, or in the banquet hall, where the dinner follows. Couples choose between an all-inclusive wedding package and an individual selection of food and drinks, settled during a consultation with the events team.
Rooms and capacities
Silva I and Silva II hold 40 each, and 80 when combined. Terra holds 40. Anima I holds 60, Anima II 90, and Anima I+II 170. The hotel states a total of up to 180 people for events.
Accommodation
The hotel had 34 bedrooms and announced an extension to 62 from June 2025, linked to its 2024 and 2025 building project. Rooms include a Superior Plus category with garden views. Participants on long journeys can stay on site the night before or after a meeting. The hotel is certified as cyclist-friendly under the Bett & Bike scheme.
Catering
The restaurant cooks fresh, regional food and serves lunch for meeting groups, either as a two-course menu or, from 15 people, as a lunch buffet. Breaks bring coffee with snacks or cake, and the higher packages add a welcome coffee, afternoon cake, sandwiches and fruit. The kitchen works with named regional producers and runs seasonal offers such as game dishes and an Advent buffet.
History and setting
Schüttorf lies in the Grafschaft Bentheim, a rural district on the border with the Netherlands, known for its cycling routes. The hotel holds the ServiceQualität Deutschland label and runs a project called Zukunftswald, or future forest, as part of its sustainability work.
Getting there
The hotel is at Nordhorner Straße 71-73 in Schüttorf. The town sits at the junction of the A30 and A31 motorways, which makes it easy to reach by car from Osnabrück, the Münsterland, the Ruhr and the Netherlands.
