Landhotel Steigenhaus takes seminars, workshops and conferences of up to 120 people in theater layout, and weddings of up to 80 guests with dancing. The country hotel stands at Steigenhaus 1 in Untermünkheim, in the Hohenlohe area of Baden-Württemberg, and is run by the Bernauer family.
Seminars and company events
The hotel works with four configurations of meeting space. Morgenblüte is the smallest, at about 45 m² for up to 30 people. Siebeneich and Berggeist, at about 50 and 60 m², can be used apart or combined into the Großer Saal of about 110 m². All rooms have daylight, parquet floors and Wi-Fi, and three of them are wheelchair accessible and open onto a terrace.
Two day packages are offered for groups from 10 people. Both include the room from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., seating set to the brief, a plated lunch, an afternoon coffee break and unlimited water and juice spritzers in the room. The fuller package adds a morning break, a two-course lunch and a three-course dinner. Standard equipment covers a screen with projector or TV, a flipchart, a pinboard and a facilitator kit. The team also arranges beer, wine or other tastings, with music on request, and suggests the large lawn for team building.
Weddings and receptions
The house markets itself as a wedding hotel. The wedding hall takes up to 80 guests with room for music and dancing and opens directly onto the Brunnen-Lounge, used for the sparkling wine reception in summer. A smaller side room seats up to 34 without a dance floor. Couples choose between a served menu, a buffet or a mix, and the hotel offers packages that include drinks, table linen and service. Celebrations can continue in the rooms until 2 a.m.
Rooms and capacities
Großer Saal: about 110 m², 120 theater, 50 classroom, 40 U-shape. Berggeist: about 60 m², 70 theater, 21 classroom, 17 U-shape. Siebeneich: about 50 m², 50 theater, 17 classroom, 15 U-shape. Morgenblüte: about 45 m², 30 theater, 14 classroom, 12 U-shape, with full blackout. Ceilings are 3.2 m high in the three larger rooms.
Accommodation
The hotel has 21 bedrooms in single, double and comfort double categories, each with a large bed, TV, Wi-Fi and a bathroom, some with a rain or walk-in shower. Rooms can be booked as a block for seminar participants.
Catering
The restaurant serves modern country cooking based on regional produce, with a wine list chosen to match. It normally opens Tuesday to Saturday evenings and opens on other days for groups and celebrations of 20 people or more. Lunch can be taken on the sun terrace in good weather, and the kitchen also runs barbecue events.
History and setting
The inn dates back to 1835, and the buildings were renovated in 2016. It stands among fields and walking paths in Hohenlohe, a short drive from the castles, museums and old towns of the region.
Getting there
The hotel sits about 10 km from the old town of Schwäbisch Hall and about 12 km from Künzelsau. Parking is directly in front of the door, and eight charging points are available for electric cars. Bicycles can be stored and e-bikes charged.
