Lobinger Parkhotel hosts conferences, seminars, workshops and company events for up to 130 people in theater style, with seven meeting rooms and 71 bedrooms for delegates who stay overnight. The four-star hotel stands on Steigstraße above Giengen an der Brenz, in the Heidenheim district of Baden-Württemberg, a few minutes from the A7 motorway.
Seminars and company events
All meeting rooms are air-conditioned and can be fully darkened. Each comes with high-speed Wi-Fi, a large screen, a projector, a digital flipchart, pinboards and a moderation kit. A microphone, lectern, PA system, 50-inch screen, whiteboard, laser pointer, conference phone and network switch can be added at no charge if requested ahead of time. Seating can be set as a U-shape, parliament, block or custom layout. Day packages run from Basic and Just in time to All inclusive Light and All inclusive deluxe, or can be built to measure. Breaks, lunch, finger food buffets and afternoon coffee are served in the hotel, and dinner can be a one-, two- or three-course menu or à la carte. Group room blocks can be arranged for multi-day seminars.
Rooms and capacities
Rooms 1 and 2 each measure 84 square meters with a ceiling height of 3.6 meters and take 30 in a U-shape, 40 in parliament style or 50 theater style. Joined, they form a 168-square-meter room for 60 in a U-shape, 70 in parliament style or 130 theater style, the largest setup in the hotel. Room 7, the largest single room at 108 square meters, takes 40 in a U-shape, 60 in parliament style or 90 theater style and has a screen of 5 by 3 meters. Rooms 3 and 4 measure 56 square meters (20 in a U-shape, 30 in parliament style, 40 theater style) and Rooms 5 and 6 measure 42 square meters, for 15 in a U-shape, which suits breakout groups.
Accommodation
The hotel has 71 rooms, from business rooms for short stays to family rooms and a suite, with further categories including Komfort, Premium and Park + Relax rooms and a furnished apartment. Reception and check-in run around the clock. Guests have a fitness room, a Finnish sauna, a relaxation area and a massage service. Wi-Fi and parking at the door are free.
Catering
The restaurant serves freshly cooked Swabian food, and breakfast is a buffet with regional specialties. The hotel bar stays open in the evening, which gives delegates a place to meet after the sessions.
History and setting
The Lobinger family has run the hotel for five generations and also owns the Hotel Weisses Ross in Langenau. Giengen is home to the Steiff Museum, within walking distance of the hotel, and the region offers the caves of the Lone valley, Heidenheim and the Swabian Jura for an afternoon out. LEGOLAND Deutschland in Günzburg is also close.
Getting there
By car, leave the A7 at exit 117, Giengen/Herbrechtingen, follow the B19 toward Heidenheim, then the L1082 toward Giengen, and drive up Schwagenstraße to the hotel. A free shuttle runs between the train station and the hotel on request, subject to availability, and a partner car service handles airport transfers.
