Meetings, workshops and seminars for up to 100 people can be organized here, in four modern seminar rooms with daylight, audiovisual equipment and fast internet, with 82 bedrooms upstairs. The venue is NOXX Hotel, at Rudolf-Bultmann-Straße 4m in Marburg, Hesse, part of the LOKSCHUPPEN quarter near the main station.
Seminars and company events
The four seminar rooms suit workshops, training sessions, board meetings and team days. The hotel sells packages under the name Feel Good Specials, and the team plans food and drinks for each event. For a larger program, the LOKSCHUPPEN quarter adds LUMEOS, a partner event hall of 2,000 square meters for up to 1,500 guests, about 50 meters from the hotel. A conference can therefore hold its plenary session at LUMEOS and its breakout groups at the hotel, with delegates sleeping on site. The quarter also has a coworking hub, INNOCOU, and a start-up hub.
Weddings and receptions
The hotel lists weddings among the private events it hosts, at the hotel and across the LOKSCHUPPEN venues. The website does not describe a wedding package, so couples should discuss the format with the events team. Guests can stay in the hotel on the night.
Rooms and capacities
The website gives a combined figure rather than room-by-room numbers: four seminar rooms for meetings and workshops of up to 100 people. The rooms are bright, with large windows, and have audiovisual equipment and high-speed internet. Ask the team for the exact size and layouts of each room. LUMEOS covers events beyond that size, up to 1,500 guests.
Accommodation
The 82 rooms come in several categories: NOXX Essentials, Comfort, Loft, Suite, Family and barrier-free rooms. Guests can use NOXX Gym, a 132-square-meter fitness room with Technogym equipment, open around the clock, with an outdoor terrace facing Marburg Castle and St. Elizabeth's Church.
Catering
Breakfast is served in the hotel. The NOXX Rooftop Bar opens in season and closes for a winter break. In the LOKSCHUPPEN quarter, PASSIOPETUA serves fine dining and INNOCOU runs a coffee bar.
History and setting
The ground floor of the hotel is a listed workshop built in 1830 for the Marburg railway depot, where locomotive parts were repaired. The depot was a major junction on the line between Kassel and Frankfurt, and the workshop closed in 1989. In 2017 the City of Marburg sold the building and the LOKSCHUPPEN through a tender won by Gunter Schneider and his team. The historic masonry was restored with the city's heritage office, and a glazed upper structure of five floors now rests on 24 concrete piles reaching up to 20 meters deep. The hotel runs without fossil fuels and received a German Design Award 2026 for interior architecture.
Getting there
Marburg main station is about 650 meters away, a 10-minute walk. The old town is 1.5 km away and the Lahn riverbank 800 meters. A three-level parking garage stands about 50 meters from the hotel, with six charging points for electric cars.
