Seminars and company events
Schloss Biebrich Restaurant takes company events, seminars, Christmas parties, banquets and private celebrations for up to 100 guests indoors and up to 300 in summer, when the two Rhine terraces join the restaurant. It occupies part of Schloss Biebrich, the baroque palace on the Rhine bank in the Biebrich district of Wiesbaden.
For meetings, the Kaisersaal seats up to 20 and suits seminars, lectures and private or corporate dinners booked on an exclusive basis. The Säulensaal takes up to 50 in a U-shape and has space for a buffet and a small dance floor, so a meeting can be followed by an evening event in the same room. Larger company dinners and receptions use the Rotunde, the restaurant itself, for up to 100 guests. The team offers an advance consultation, in person or by message, and can recommend or book a DJ, a photographer and a decorator.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings, christenings, birthdays, anniversaries and funeral receptions are all part of the offer. The Rotunde holds a wedding dinner for up to 100 guests, and in summer the terraces with their view over the Rhine extend the party outdoors for up to 300. The Fürstensaal, a separate room off the Rotunde for up to seven, is used for candlelit dinners and marriage proposals.
Rooms and capacities
The Rotunde takes up to 100 people and suits every type of event. The Säulensaal takes up to 50, the Kaisersaal up to 20 and the Fürstensaal up to seven. Outside, two large terraces hold up to 300 people and can be joined to the restaurant during the summer season. The site does not give floor areas, so organizers should ask for a floor plan when they plan a layout.
Catering
The restaurant kitchen caters every event. Hosts choose a two-course or three-course menu or a buffet, and either pick their own drinks or follow the team's suggestions. Billing can be a single invoice or individual bills for each guest. In regular service the kitchen serves warm food all day from 11:30, and coffee and cake are served on the summer terrace. The restaurant opens Wednesday to Sunday and is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, which matters when planning a weekday event.
History and setting
Schloss Biebrich began in 1701 as a small garden pavilion and had grown into a residential palace by 1703. It was the main residence of the princes and later dukes of Nassau until 1841. Today the Hessian state government uses the palace for official receptions, and it also hosts conferences and celebrations. The restaurant's terraces face the river directly, which gives summer events an open view across the Rhine.
Getting there
The address is Rheingaustraße 140 in Wiesbaden-Biebrich, on the Rhine. Wiesbaden Hauptbahnhof is the main rail station for the city, and Frankfurt Airport is the nearest airport.
