The Pfälzer Hof in Edenkoben hosts seminars for up to 22 people, family celebrations for up to 36 guests per room and weddings, with a four-star hotel, a glass-roofed restaurant and a wine bar under one roof. The house stands on the Weinstraße in the center of Edenkoben, a wine town of the Palatinate surrounded by vineyards and chestnut forests.
Seminars and company events
Two seminar rooms, Hambacher Schloss (25 m²) and Schloss Villa Ludwigshöhe (45 m²), can be joined into one space of 70 m². Seating and tables are set to the group's needs for up to 22 participants, and the in-house conference equipment comes with every package. Three day packages cover different needs: the large one includes the room, equipment, Wi-Fi, soft drinks, fruit, two coffee breaks, a two-course lunch and a three-course dinner; the medium one has two breaks and lunch; the small one pairs the room with a standing snack. An evening program can be added, such as a wine tasting with a Palatinate menu or a seasonal menu with matched wines.
Weddings and receptions
The hotel hosts weddings and runs its own wedding fair, and publishes wedding menus for the current year. For celebrations, the König Ludwig Empore seats up to 20 at one large table, and the small Hambacher Schloss restaurant takes up to 36. Larger groups use the bright Garten Eden restaurant, where live music and dancing can be arranged, and the wine bar works for an aperitif or a last glass.
Rooms and capacities
Seminar rooms: Hambacher Schloss 25 m², Schloss Villa Ludwigshöhe 45 m², both together 70 m², for up to 22 people. Event dining: König Ludwig Empore up to 20, Kleines Restaurant Hambacher Schloss up to 36, Restaurant Garten Eden for larger groups, plus the wine bar, the wine cellar and the garden terrace.
Accommodation
Bedrooms come in five categories, from double rooms in three sizes, one of them accessible, to a suite. Guests have a wellness area with a Finnish sauna, a tepidarium and massages, a fitness room and free enclosed parking.
Catering
Garten Eden sits under a glass roof and serves Palatinate classics alongside Mediterranean dishes, with produce from the local Biosphere Reserve, asparagus from nearby fields and game from the owners' own hunt. A sun terrace opens beside it in summer.
History and setting
The building traces back to the Herberge zum Krug, recorded around 1660 and run for generations by the Völcker family; inscriptions dated 1776 and 1777 mark later building work. In the 19th century it had an upstairs dance hall, and a gentlemen's club rented the side wing until the First World War. The Simma family bought the house in 1971, rebuilt the interior while keeping the facade, and reopened it on March 23, 1980. Nicole and Andreas Simma, the next generation, now run it.
Getting there
The hotel is at Weinstraße 85 in Edenkoben, with access to the hotel car park at Weinstraße 85B. Edenkoben has a railway station on the line between Neustadt an der Weinstraße and Landau.
