The Gasthaus Lüthemühle in Nettetal, near the Dutch border on the Lower Rhine, hosts company parties, anniversaries, weddings and family celebrations for up to 120 guests indoors. Three rooms are available: the Bierstube, the restaurant and the Alte Mühle. A terrace and a beer garden add outdoor space in good weather. The inn also has hotel rooms and its own riding stable.
Seminars and company events
The official site lists large company parties and anniversaries among the events it organizes. It does not describe seminar packages or meeting technology, so this is a venue for company celebrations, summer parties and year-end dinners rather than for a technical workshop. The team accompanies clients from planning to the day itself and offers individual advice by phone or through a request form.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings, birthdays and baptisms are explicitly part of the offer. A small circle can celebrate in the intimate Alte Mühle, while larger parties with dancing and music use the more spacious dining rooms. Together, the Bierstube, the restaurant and the Alte Mühle seat 120. On a dry day, guests can move to the terrace and the beer garden.
Rooms and capacities
The inn states a combined capacity of 120 places across its three rooms. The Alte Mühle is the smallest and most private of them. The terrace is described as generous and the beer garden is open to events in season. The site does not give square meters or separate capacities per room, so ask for the layout that fits your group size.
Accommodation
The inn runs a hotel with single and double rooms, with or without breakfast. Rooms named Seeblick, Alt Lobberich and Sattelkammer are listed with modern bathrooms. Rooms have a television, a direct-dial phone and internet access, and all are non-smoking. The number of rooms is not stated, so confirm availability for a group before you book the event date.
Catering
The kitchen of the Gasthaus prepares dishes fresh every day, and events are served from the restaurant. Menus and drinks lists are published on the site. The kitchen is open for lunch and dinner on regular days, and the team plans event menus individually.
History and setting
The mill can be traced back to 1380, when the knight Sibert von Krickenbeck owned it. Remains of that past are still visible: a front door about 150 years old and a fountain on the terrace built from the old millstones. The inn lies at the edge of a nature park, and the riding stable is part of the same property, which suits a team day with walking or riding.
Getting there
The address is Lindenallee 50, 41334 Nettetal. From the A61 toward Venlo, take exit 5, Nettetal, and follow the signs toward Breyell and Leuth. From the A40 toward Venlo, take exit 2, Straelen/Nettetal, and turn toward Leuth. The inn and the stable are on the left in Lindenallee. The official site does not mention a station or parking.
