Landhaus Wolf takes seminars of up to 70 people in parliament layout, wedding dinners of up to 120 guests and terrace receptions of up to 140. The family-run hotel stands in Hessental, the largest district of Schwäbisch Hall in Baden-Württemberg, and is run by the fourth generation. It combines a meeting floor with four rooms, a historic banquet hall and two restaurants, one of them holding a Michelin star.
Seminars and company events
The meeting rooms carry the names of rivers of the region: Bühler, Kocher and Jagst. Bühler/Kocher 1 and Bühler/Kocher 2 measure 65 m² each and seat 35 in parliament layout or chair rows, 18 around a block table or 15 in a U-shape. Opened into one room of 130 m², they take 70 in parliament or rows, 40 at a block table and 35 in a U. Jagst 1 & 2 covers 60 m² and seats 30 in rows, 25 in parliament, 20 at a block and 13 in a U. Half-day, full-day and residential packages include unlimited drinks, coffee breaks, a three-course lunch with a choice of two menus, room setup to order and basic equipment: two flip charts, two pinboards, a projector and Wi-Fi. Residential packages add a three-course dinner and a night with breakfast. An Easybeam set with short-throw projector, Bose sound, wireless microphones and a lectern can be added, as can a Full HD projector.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings use the ground-floor rooms and the garden. The garden terrace takes a standing aperitif for up to 120 guests, or 140 when the Roter Salon and the Bistro are added; in bad weather the reception moves into those two rooms. The Festsaal seats 100 at round tables or 120 at long tables. Smaller parties fit the Roter Salon, with 35 at a banquet, or the Bistro, with 40.
Rooms and capacities
The Festsaal has been kept in its original 1906 state, with its historic wooden floor. The Roter Salon is a bright room opening straight onto the terrace; it holds 60 standing or 40 for coffee and cake. The Bistro, redesigned in 2016, sits between the Roter Salon and Restaurant Eisenbahn and seats 40 at a banquet. Restaurant Eisenbahn itself can be reserved for up to 40.
Accommodation
Bedrooms range from single rooms of about 16 m² to comfort doubles of about 28.5 m² with a terrace or balcony and a king-size bed, plus twin and triple rooms. The top category is a Demi-Suite with a separate bedroom and its own sauna. The site does not give a total room count.
Catering
Restaurant Eisenbahn holds one Michelin star and 17 Gault&Millau points, according to the hotel, and Bistro s'Bähnle serves regional dishes. For celebrations, menus are drawn up with the host by season, taste and budget, with finger food, coffee and cake, a drinks package from 6 pm to 1 am and a midnight buffet. A wine cellar holds regional and international wines.
Getting there
The address is Karl-Kurz-Straße 2, 74523 Schwäbisch Hall. Schwäbisch Hall-Hessental station is a few minutes away on foot, the B19 leads toward the town center, and Adolf Würth Airport is close by.
