Hotel Schweizer Hof hosts seminars, training courses and conferences for up to 120 people in nine meeting rooms, about 400 m from the ICE station Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe. The owner-managed hotel stands on Wilhelmshöher Allee in Kassel's Bad Wilhelmshöhe spa district, near the Bergpark, and has 98 rooms and apartments for participants, which makes it a practical base for multi-day training in the center of Germany.
Seminars and company events
The nine conference rooms all have daylight, air conditioning and Wi-Fi, and several can be combined to suit the size of the group. Rooms carry Swiss names, among them Lausanne 1, Luzern, Bern/Basel, Zürich and Genf, with a conference foyer for breaks and registration. The hotel presents its conference center as suited to events of up to 200. Equipment includes a projector, a projection screen of 2.75 by 8 m, a whiteboard, flipcharts, pinboards, a lectern, a laser pointer, a moderation kit, a microphone system and video conferencing, and the hotel offers copying and secretarial services. Wi-Fi is included in the conference packages, which bundle the room, breaks and meals, with options for small groups.
For the supporting program, the hotel suggests canoeing on the Fulda, archery, boccia, darts and Viking chess, guided tours of Wilhelmshöhe Park and palace, and whisky, rum or gin tastings, as well as team-building formats.
Rooms and capacities
The largest configuration holds 120 participants. The hotel does not publish sizes per room, so organizers should ask for the room plan when sending a request. Lausanne 1, Luzern, Bern/Basel, Zürich and Genf are the named rooms, and the foyer serves as a break area between sessions.
Accommodation
The hotel has 98 rooms and apartments in Classic single, Business and Comfort categories, which suits multi-day training with a mix of short and long stays. The Vital Lounge offers a sauna, an infrared cabin, experience showers and a fitness room, and a green terrace in the inner courtyard is available in fine weather. There is also a hotel bar for the evening.
Catering
The restaurant, with private booths for smaller tables, serves breakfast and meals for groups. Conference breaks bring hot drinks, light fresh dishes, snacks and a finger-food buffet, and the kitchen offers catering options for different requirements.
History and setting
Bad Wilhelmshöhe is Kassel's spa quarter at the foot of Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its Hercules monument and water features. The palace and park make an easy outing at the end of a meeting day, and the hotel offers a package built around the park's water displays.
Getting there
The ICE station Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe is about 400 m away on foot, through the main exit. By car, take the A7 to the A44 toward Dortmund and exit at Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe. Kassel-Calden airport is 13 km away, about 18 minutes by road, Paderborn Airport 85 km and Frankfurt Airport 204 km, about two hours.
