Schloss Maienfeld in the canton of Graubünden hosts company events, banquets and weddings in a castle that also runs a restaurant, a bistro, a bar and a lounge. Its website offers separate pages and brochures for business events, banquets and weddings. The castle stands in the historic town of Maienfeld and is visible from afar.
Seminars and company events
The business page presents the castle for customer events, meetings, presentations and B2B events. It pairs the business rooms with the kitchen of the house, so a meeting or a client evening can include a meal on site. Banquets and celebrations have their own brochure, which an organizer can request through the contact form. The pages read do not give seat counts for the rooms, so ask the team for the capacity that fits your group before you plan the layout.
Weddings and receptions
The wedding page describes the historic rooms, the garden and the natural landscape around the castle as the setting for the day. The team offers to build a tailored wedding program and publishes a wedding brochure. Couples contact the castle through the form or by telephone. The garden belongs to the restaurant side of the house, so ask which areas are reserved for a wedding party on your date.
Rooms and capacities
The website lists the following spaces: the restaurant, the restaurant garden, the bistro and enoteca, the bar and the lounge. A winter ice field is also listed for the 2026 season. The business page refers to a larger and a smaller hall in its description, but the other pages do not describe them. No seat counts are published on the pages read, so treat capacity as a question to put to the castle in your request.
Catering
Catering is in house. The castle describes an innovative cuisine tied to its business rooms, and the restaurant and bistro operate in the oldest buildings of the complex. Menus for events are not published on the pages read, and the brochures give the packages.
History and setting
The main tower is the oldest part of the complex and dates from around 1247. About a century later the castle was extended into the Alten Schloss, which now houses the restaurant and the bistro. The Toggenburgerhaus opposite is named after Count Friedrich VII of Toggenburg, who built it. The Freiherren von Brandis held the castle for about 150 years. In the early 16th century it passed to the Three Leagues, who used it as a residence and administrative seat for bailiffs. Parts fell into disrepair from the 18th century, and the castle was rebuilt in its present form in the middle of the 20th century. Since 2020 it has used its original name, Maienfeld. The Zindel family owns it, and the castle today combines gastronomy and event spaces with apartments, offices and a vineyard.
Getting there
The castle is in Maienfeld, CH-7304, in Graubünden. The team answers requests by telephone and email.
