Burg Reichenstein, in Trechtingshausen in Rhineland-Palatinate, hosts seminars, company parties, weddings and private celebrations. Its indoor rooms and halls take up to 220 guests depending on the layout, and the castle grounds allow events of up to 600 guests standing. Bedrooms are on site, so a group can work, dine and stay in the same place.
Seminars and company events
The castle runs a dedicated meeting offer with three rooms and two day packages. The Pferdestall (horse stable) measures 11 x 9 m, about 99 m2, with a 3.7 m ceiling, air conditioning, several lighting scenes and meeting technology. It takes up to 50 people. The Remise measures 20 x 7 m, about 140 m2, with a 4.2 m ceiling, and the neighboring Lounge adds 60 m2. Together they give room for 180 people. Both are bright, and a technical team from Bingen supports events when needed.
The Jägerzimmer is a smaller room of 10 x 5 m for up to 30 people, suited to workshops and breakout groups. It is the breakfast lounge in the morning and is available from 11 a.m. by arrangement. Furniture, setup and teardown are included in the room rental, and seating plans are available for each room.
The half-day and full-day packages cover the room, flipchart, pens, Wi-Fi, mineral water and soft drinks, coffee breaks and a business lunch or snack buffet. They can be booked from eight people. The team also builds a program around the meeting on request, and the castle can be taken as a whole for exclusive hire.
Weddings and receptions
Couples can hold a free ceremony, a festive dinner or a full wedding weekend on site. The castle lists weddings among its main event types and offers the inner halls as well as the historic outdoor areas, the Turnierplatz and the Burggarten. The same team handles company parties and private celebrations such as birthdays and anniversaries.
Rooms and capacities
Inside, the rooms and halls take up to 220 guests depending on the seating. The outdoor areas allow up to 600 guests standing. Christmas parties are set up for groups of 10 to 120 people, with the Jägerzimmer for up to 20, the Pferdestall for up to 40 and the Remise and Lounge for up to 120.
Accommodation
The boutique castle hotel has 23 bedrooms with Wi-Fi, and guests can book a block of rooms on call for a larger group. The newly opened Ross & Rose winery inn adds 11 rooms, and the castle works with neighboring hotels and guesthouses for overflow.
Catering
The castle designs catering concepts from a reception to a festive dinner. Its restaurant Puricelli is listed in the MICHELIN Guide and serves seasonal regional dishes with wines from the Middle Rhine. Since November 2020 the former Puricelli vineyard below the castle has been farmed again, which gives the kitchen and the wine tastings a local source. Tastings and a restored historic bowling alley, reopened in 2016, can be booked from 10 people as part of a program.
History and setting
The castle stands high above the Upper Middle Rhine Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage landscape, with views across the river and the surrounding vineyards. A castle museum is open on the site, and the grounds can be explored on a digital tour before booking.
Getting there
Bingen is about ten minutes from the castle by car, Frankfurt is about 80 km away, a drive of 45 to 60 minutes, and Frankfurt Airport is about 60 km away. Free parking is available in front of the castle gate and below the castle on the B9, a walk of about five minutes. Three charging stations for electric cars can be used at no cost.
