Landhotel Schneider runs seminars and residential training for up to 90 people in parliament layout, and celebrations for up to 200 guests. The three-star superior hotel stands in Buch, a village of Riedenburg in the Altmühltal in Bavaria, roughly halfway between Nuremberg and Munich and between Regensburg and Ingolstadt. The Schneider family has owned the property since 1814.
Seminars and company events
Eight meeting rooms between 40 and 140 m² can be used alone or combined. Most open onto the courtyard garden, the sun terrace or a separate outdoor area, and several have their own break or group room. A microphone system, a lectern, seminar chairs with armrests, a copy service, Wi-Fi throughout the house and free parking are included. Projectors, flip charts, pinboards, moderation cases, a document camera, a laptop and headsets are available. Two residential packages include a night in a three-star superior room with breakfast, morning and afternoon breaks, a two-course business lunch or buffet, a three-course dinner with eight menus to choose from and unlimited water in the room, plus use of the sauna and fitness room. The Plus version adds juices, a fruit basket and a four-course dinner, and packages can also be built to measure. For side programs, the hotel suggests excursions to nearby towns or a guided historical tour of Riedenburg.
Weddings and receptions
The Gaststuben host celebrations of various sizes, up to 200 guests. The site does not present a wedding offer, so couples should ask the family directly. Menus are built for each occasion, from vegetarian to traditional, served at the table or as a buffet.
Rooms and capacities
Anna is the largest room, at about 140 m², seating 50 in parliament layout, 40 in a U-shape and 35 in a circle. Joined with Elisabeth, about 70 m², it forms a space of about 210 m² for 90 in parliament, 60 in a U and 50 in a circle, with access to the sun terrace. Jakobus (55 m²), Breitwinkel (70 m²) and Sebastian (70 m²) each take 20 in parliament or U-shape and 18 in a circle. Altmühl (60 m²) takes 20, Schambach (40 m²) takes 10, and the two combined (100 m²) take 40 in parliament.
Accommodation
Rooms range from singles and doubles to the Herzblut junior suite and the Heimatgefühl suite, both opened in 2021. Guests can use the sauna and a fitness room. The site does not give a total room count.
Catering
The kitchen cooks regional and seasonal food, with game, fish and Altmühltal lamb on celebration menus and desserts from its own pastry kitchen. Guests can ask for a dish that is not on the menu.
History and setting
The family built a new village inn in 1970, added the first guest rooms in 1983 and kept expanding: a first conference room in 1995, seminar rooms and an elevator in 2002, and the Sebastian room and sun terrace in 2012. A fitness room followed in 2016. Breitwinkel was renovated in 2017, and Anna and Elisabeth were redesigned in 2020. All buildings are heated with wood chips from the family's own forest.
Getting there
The address is Kirchstraße 3, 93339 Riedenburg-Buch. The hotel can collect guests from the Großparkplatz Riedenburg bus stop, and two fast EV chargers are on site.
