Hotel Therme Bad Teinach takes meetings of 8 to 200 people in eight daylight rooms, along with company dinners, private parties and weddings. The 4-star wellness hotel has its own thermal bath and runs a log cabin, the Schlossberghütte, for events in the woods. It stands on Otto-Neidhart-Allee in Bad Teinach, in the Teinach valley of the northern Black Forest.
Seminars and company events
All eight meeting rooms have daylight, a screen, flipcharts and free WiFi. The Residenzsaal, at 262 m², takes up to 200 people and comes with a sound system, a lectern and a dance floor. Three rooms of about 90 m², Schloßquelle, Hussenbad and Hirschquelle, take up to 70 each, and Hussenbad opens onto a terrace. Smaller groups use Adelheidquelle and Elisabethenquelle for 16, the latter divisible by a partition wall, Renataquelle for 14 and Ottotherme for eight.
Conference packages can include coffee breaks with snacks, a business lunch or dinner and drinks. Outside the meeting rooms, the hotel arranges guided hikes, e-bike tours, forest bathing, outdoor workshops, and wine tastings or culinary sessions for teams.
Weddings and receptions
The Residenzsaal, with its dance floor, is the main room for weddings and large celebrations, and the hotel has a dedicated wedding inquiry form. The Schlossberghütte, a log cabin with a tiled stove, takes private events with a set menu, a buffet from 40 guests, coffee and cake or a champagne reception, and can be set up with a dance floor on request. Guests of the cabin can book their rooms at the hotel.
Rooms and capacities
Residenzsaal 200; Schloßquelle, Hussenbad and Hirschquelle 70 each; Adelheidquelle and Elisabethenquelle 16; Renataquelle 14; Ottotherme 8. Several rooms have windows that open, blackout and ventilation, and Adelheidquelle on the third floor has air conditioning.
Accommodation
Rooms come in seven categories, from economy singles of 13 m² in the Fürstenflügel to Thermen Suites of up to 79 m² with a separate living area and a view of the hotel park. Comfort rooms and junior suites also face the park, while the classic rooms mostly look onto the avenue. The site does not give a total number of rooms, so ask about a room block when you inquire.
Catering
Five restaurants and bars are on site: the Quellenrestaurant with its Wintergarten, the Kaminstüble, the Jagdzimmer, Otto's Bar and the Gartenhaus. Meals for meetings and events come from the hotel kitchen.
History and setting
The mineral springs of Teinach drew the court of Württemberg. Duke Eberhard Ludwig had a summer residence built here, and Duke Carl Eugen came to take the waters with a party of 326. In the mid-19th century, King Wilhelm I of Württemberg built a bathhouse, a pump room and a hotel, together known as the Bad-Hotel, and the historic part keeps the look of a princely palace. Today the Mineraltherme and the Panorama Spa give delegates a place to unwind after the sessions.
Getting there
The hotel has its own parking. Hiking trails such as the Graf-Eberhard-Weg and the path to the Waldeck ruins start in the surrounding Teinach valley.
