The Lechnerhof in Unterföhring, on the northeastern edge of Munich, has four meeting rooms for workshops, seminars and coaching sessions of 2 to about 25 people, and 67 bedrooms under the same roof. A family has run it for seven generations. Meeting rooms, terraces and bedrooms sit on one property, so a one- or two-day program works without transfers.
Seminars and company events
The hotel runs its own meeting center on the ground floor. Four rooms of 16 to 93 square meters are grouped around a central corridor that receives daylight and serves as the break area. The largest room can be reached by vehicle, which helps with equipment deliveries. Two terraces, one of them covered, give participants a place to take breaks outdoors, and the garden is used for barbecue lunches or evenings at the end of a session. Four packages are listed by name: Tegernsee for 2 to 5 people, München for 10 to 25 people, München I+II for the two larger rooms combined, and an all-inclusive formula. Room rental in the two detailed packages covers six hours, with a personal contact before and during the event.
Rooms and capacities
München I holds up to 24 people in daylight and can be joined to München II, which holds up to 20. Starnberg is a historic room with indirect daylight, used for small workshops or as a breakout room, and it can be joined to Tegernsee. Tegernsee measures 16 square meters, is laid out in block seating and has a flipchart, a pinboard and Wi-Fi. It suits coaching or a private discussion of up to five people. The München package adds two flipcharts, two pinboards and a projector. For an evening program, the hotel bar and a vaulted hall, the Gewölbesaal, are listed as event spaces.
Accommodation
The hotel has 67 bedrooms in several categories, from single rooms to suites. The site lists a main building, the Bel Etage, Primavera and Blue Landing room types, an annex, economy rooms, family suites and studios. A breakfast buffet is served in the morning, and the house has a fitness room and a sauna. Parking is available on site.
Catering
The München package includes mineral water, a morning break with savory items, an afternoon break with sweet items and a three-course lunch with a choice of fish, meat or vegetarian. Other drinks are charged by consumption. The Tegernsee package includes the two breaks but no lunch, and restaurants and snack outlets are listed nearby. The barbecue in the garden can be added at midday or in the evening on request.
History and setting
The Lechnerhof was a tavern farm mentioned in records as early as 1305. It has operated as a hotel since 1989, in the seventh generation of the same family. The owners run it themselves, and the house keeps a Bavarian character with modern bedrooms. It stands close to the English Garden.
Getting there
The hotel is quiet, yet close to the S8 airport line, the subway and the A9 and A99 motorways. Munich Airport, the ICM and MOC trade fair centers, the city center and the Allianz Arena are all easy to reach from Unterföhring.
