The Straelener Hof hosts seminars, company parties, weddings and family celebrations for 10 to 140 guests, and has 50 bedrooms on site. The hotel stands at Annastraße 68 in Straelen, a town in the countryside of the Lower Rhine close to the Dutch border.
Seminars and company events
Every meeting booking includes a seminar room with daylight, sized to the group. The rooms Lilienfeld and Nelkenwiese and the Festsaal have a sound system with a microphone, and all rooms come with a projector, or a flat screen in the smaller ones, a projection screen, a flipchart, a whiteboard, a pinboard, notepads and wifi, which also reaches the terrace. The conference rooms are air-conditioned, and extra equipment can be rented.
The day package covers the room and equipment, a personal contact for the event, coffee and tea breaks with fruit, muesli bars or homemade cake, a business buffet lunch and free parking. The full-board package adds a three-course dinner with a choice of four main courses. Drink packages range from billing by consumption to unlimited water, juice or mixed drinks in the room.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings, birthdays, christenings, communions, anniversaries and company parties all take place here. The Festsaal seats up to 140, or 120 at round tables, and can be divided into a section for 60 and one for 35. The hotel keeps a wedding suite in the original part of the house, and its Time for Two program covers the wedding and the wedding night. Banquet menus for festive events are set out in a separate brochure.
Rooms and capacities
Festsaal: up to 140 seated, 120 at round tables, divisible into 60 and 35. Wintergarten: up to 50. Blumenwiese: up to 26. Blumenecke: up to 16. The seminar rooms Lilienfeld and Nelkenwiese complete the meeting offer, and the Sonnenterrasse, a large outdoor terrace by the bar, is used for events.
Accommodation
The 50 rooms include six suites and the wedding suite. Guests can use a sauna and a fitness room, and massages can be booked by appointment.
Catering
The restaurant cooks regional and seasonal food, from breakfast to a lunch buffet and an à la carte menu with vegetarian and vegan dishes. For groups it serves a Lower Rhine coffee table with bread, cold cuts, cheese and cake, finger food and business lunches, and in the goose season a whole roast goose carved at the table.
History and setting
The house was built in 1927 for the Kemper family in the style of an English country house. It was converted in the mid-1960s without changes to the facade and opened as the Straelener Hof in 1967. An extension completed in June 1999 gave it its current size. Since August 2022 it has been run by Straelener Hof GmbH, part of the Tecklenburg group.
Getting there
Straelen lies in the rural Lower Rhine, a few kilometers from Venlo across the Dutch border. Free parking is included in the meeting packages. The nearest airports are Weeze and Düsseldorf.
