Ringhotel Siegfriedbrunnen hosts residential seminars, training courses and team retreats for up to 160 people in nine meeting rooms that can be combined, and takes weddings and family celebrations in its traditional halls and on its terrace. The four-star superior hotel stands at Hammelbacher Strasse 7 in Grasellenbach, in the Odenwald, within the UNESCO Geo-Naturpark Bergstraße-Odenwald and directly on the Nibelungensteig hiking trail.
Seminars and company events
The hotel is built for meetings that last more than a day. Packages are sold with overnight stay and breakfast, and each includes the meeting room with its standard equipment, Wi-Fi and one or two coffee breaks, with lunch, dinner or both added per day. Day guests can join a residential group, and meetings without overnight stay are possible on request. The meeting room stays reserved until 5 p.m. on the day of departure. Breaks are served at set times and can be adjusted to the program. For team building, the hotel arranges guided hikes, barbecue evenings, wine tastings and excursions in the Odenwald, and small group work, coffee breaks or receptions can move outdoors in good weather.
Weddings and receptions
The hotel takes weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, christenings and confirmations. For weddings the team handles planning from start to finish, builds a menu or buffet with matching wines, and can recommend musicians and performers. Themed buffets include a summer grill buffet on the terrace, an Italian buffet and a Tuscan-style menu, and a set of menu suggestions can be requested.
Rooms and capacities
Six rooms are in the main building and three in Haus Dorflinde, from 24 to 155 square meters, all with a ceiling height of 4 meters. Löwenzahn and Sonnentau combined form the largest space, 155 square meters for up to 160 people in rows or 70 in a classroom layout. Silberdistel, 93 square meters, and Löwenzahn alone each take 80 in rows. In Dorflinde, Sonnenblume offers 100 square meters for 80, Mohnblume 35 and Kornblume 25. Pfingstrose, Wildrose and Maiglöckchen serve as breakout rooms for 20 to 25. Standard equipment covers a projector, screen, flipcharts, pinboards, a lectern, a sound system and free Wi-Fi throughout the house. One room on the lower level is step-free, to be requested at booking.
Accommodation
The main building has 56 rooms in several categories, including one luxury suite, and Haus Dorflinde, 100 to 150 meters away, adds 21 rooms. Two holiday apartments complete the offer. Overnight guests use the wellness area with saunas, a fitness room, an indoor pool and a heated seawater outdoor pool of 21 by 17 meters, open from May to September and surrounded by about 5,000 square meters of lawn.
Catering
The kitchen serves regional cooking, from buffets to set menus. During meetings it runs breakfast, morning and afternoon coffee breaks, and lunch and dinner buffets.
History and setting
The Samer family has owned the hotel since 1913, and Ernst and Anya Samer run it in the fourth generation. The sister property Landgasthof Dorflinde is under the same management.
Getting there
Heidelberg, Darmstadt and Mannheim are about 50 minutes by car, Frankfurt and its airport a little over 70 minutes. By public transport, take the train to Heppenheim or Bensheim, then bus line 660 to the Nibelungenhalle stop, 4 minutes on foot from the hotel. More than 100 free parking spaces are on site.
