Hotel Rheinpark can host a seminar of up to 130 people theater-style, smaller workshops in five meeting rooms and team-building days on and around the Rhine, with 64 bedrooms in the same building. The hotel stands at Vor dem Rheintor 15 in Rees, directly on the river, and belongs to the Aaldering group of hotels.
Seminars and company events
The five meeting and group rooms are named after towns of the Lower Rhine. Kleve and Emmerich are the largest and open into one room of 120 square meters with a ceiling height of 3 meters. Combined, they take 130 people in rows, 60 in a classroom layout, 50 in a U-shape, 65 around a block table and 80 at round tables. Xanten, Kevelaer and Wesel serve as breakout rooms or for smaller workshops. Every room has daylight, some are air-conditioned and some look over the Rhine.
Meeting packages include the standard technology, snacks and breakfast, and the sales team arranges conference services and supporting programs on request. The hotel's brochure lists team-building ideas that use the river and the region: bike tours, Segway tours, stand-up paddling, canoe trips, raft building, archery, a climbing park, boat trips, a night watchman's tour and a visit to the archaeological park at Xanten.
Rooms and capacities
Kleve: 65 square meters, 50 theater, 30 classroom, 25 U-shape, 33 block, 40 round tables. Emmerich: listed at 55 square meters, 40 theater, 24 classroom, 20 U-shape, 30 block, 32 round tables. Kleve and Emmerich combined: 120 square meters, up to 130 theater. Xanten: 48 square meters, 42 theater, 20 classroom, 15 U-shape, 24 block or round tables. Kevelaer: 35 square meters, 32 theater, 15 classroom, 12 U-shape, 20 block. Wesel: 20 square meters, 15 theater, 8 classroom or U-shape, 12 block. Ceiling heights run from about 2.5 to 3 meters.
Accommodation
The 64 rooms range from comfort and deluxe rooms to apartments and wellness suites. All have free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV with cable channels, a minibar, a safe, a telephone and a bathroom with shower. Guests also have a large wellness area with a view of the Rhine, a small fitness room and bicycles for hire, which makes a two-day seminar easy to run without leaving the building.
Catering
Breakfast is served as a buffet, from 6 a.m. on weekdays and from 7 a.m. at weekends and on public holidays. The hotel's panorama restaurant with a terrace, the Chi Mi, is closed for renovation and is due to reopen around mid-January 2027, so organizers planning lunches or dinners before then should check the arrangements with the sales team.
History and setting
Rees presents itself as the oldest town on the lower stretch of the Lower Rhine, and the hotel's terrace faces the river promenade and the passing boats. Within reach, groups can visit Schloss Moyland, the LVR Archaeological Park in Xanten, the Anholter Schweiz wildlife park, the Wunderland Kalkar leisure park and Haus Aspel, or take a boat trip across the Rhine.
Getting there
The hotel advertises good connections to the A3 motorway and to the region's airports, and parking is free. Düsseldorf and Weeze are the nearest airports.
