Nierswalder Landhaus hosts seminars, team days and private celebrations for up to 100 guests, with 32 rooms and apartments on site and its own restaurant. The country hotel stands at Dorfstraße 2 in Nierswalde, a village that belongs to the town of Goch on the Lower Rhine in Germany, between the Niers meadows and the Reichswald forest.
Seminars and company events
The meeting rooms are in the Alte Schule, the former village school of Nierswalde, which the owners restored and opened in 2012 as a guesthouse with meeting rooms. The main room is the Altes Klassenzimmer, the old classroom, arranged to recall school days but fitted with current equipment. Three newer workshop rooms, the Werkräume, serve for breakout sessions. The equipment includes interactive HD smartboards, large flat screens for wireless presentations, a built-in soundbar and video conferencing, with free Wi-Fi throughout the building and free parking. The team prepares each event individually and looks after participants from morning to evening. For team building, the hotel can arrange paddling, raft building, donkey hikes, archery including by torchlight, yoga, cooking courses and team games, and can use the village gym and sports grounds when needed. Outdoor programs are organized with a local partner, GeccoTours.
Weddings and receptions
The house organizes private celebrations for up to 100 guests, as well as smaller gatherings, and the team helps plan the day to the host's wishes. The official site does not present a dedicated wedding offer, so couples should check directly. Groups such as clubs, choirs and cycling or hiking parties are also welcome, and the hotel can accommodate more than 60 people at once.
Rooms and capacities
The meeting area combines the Altes Klassenzimmer and three Werkräume in the Alte Schule. Celebrations of up to 100 guests are hosted in the house, which has a restaurant and a garden terrace. Capacities for the individual meeting rooms are not published.
Accommodation
The main house has 11 double and single rooms, a family room and a holiday apartment. The Alte Schule guesthouse, across from the main house, adds 17 larger rooms, some of them step-free. Two holiday apartments, Max und Moritz (80 m²) and Witwe Bolte (85 m²), each sleep up to six in two bedrooms and have a kitchen. In total the hotel lists 32 units. A breakfast buffet is served every morning.
Catering
The restaurant, led by head chef Christian Zupan, serves regional cooking with a refined touch and a gourmet menu that changes every month. In summer the garden terrace is used for evenings outdoors. The restaurant is closed on Mondays while the hotel stays open; the kitchen serves dinner from Tuesday to Friday and both lunch and dinner on weekends and public holidays.
History and setting
The Dittrich family has run the house since 2007. Nierswalde is a small village in green countryside between Kleve and Goch, with the Reichswald forest close by, which suits walks, cycling routes and outdoor team activities after a working session.
Getting there
Goch has a railway station on the line from Düsseldorf and Krefeld to Kleve, a short drive from the village. Weeze Airport lies south of Goch, and Düsseldorf Airport is roughly an hour away by car.
