The Winzerhof Dockner in Höbenbach, Lower Austria, rents a bright room for up to 80 people for seminars, workshops, meetings, readings, presentations and private parties. It is a working wine estate in the Kremstal, set among vineyards with a view of Göttweig Abbey.
Seminars and company events
The estate offers its room for training sessions, meetings, seminars, workshops, trainings and courses, as well as private parties and readings or presentations. It describes the spaces as bright and generous, with full infrastructure and comfort. The pitch is working in the atmosphere of an active winery rather than in a hotel conference room.
The technical equipment listed on the official site is a screen, a sound system, a video projector and Wi-Fi. Parking is generous. These details cover what most seminar organisers ask for first. If you need flip charts, microphones or a particular layout, add them to your enquiry.
Rooms and capacities
The estate describes one event room. It takes a maximum of 80 people. The site does not give separate figures for theatre, classroom or banquet seating, so ask for the layout you plan to use. The room opens directly onto a large outdoor terrace, which the estate highlights for its view of the wine landscape and Göttweig Abbey. The terrace is useful for breaks, aperitifs and group photographs.
Catering
Food and drink are available on request only. The estate does not publish a catering menu for seminars, so describe your day in the enquiry: coffee breaks, lunch, an evening meal or a wine tasting. The estate also runs several hospitality formats of its own. Its website lists a wine tasting center, a Heuriger at the family house in Höbenbach, a second Heuriger at Frauengrund, a winemaker's brunch and a wine tasting menu. Opening periods differ by format, so check which ones match your dates. The Heuriger at the family house opens about three times a year for a few weeks.
History and setting
The Winzerhof Dockner is run by the Dockner family and sits in the Kremstal wine region on the Göttweiger Berg. The estate has a wine cellar and a sparkling wine manufactory, and it sells its wines at the cellar door on weekdays and Saturdays. The site reports four stars in the Falstaff wine guide and four grapes in the Falstaff Heuriger guide. The setting is rural and quiet, with vineyards on all sides.
For groups, this means a seminar day can be combined with a cellar visit or a tasting. The official pages we read do not describe a tour format, so ask whether one can be arranged on your date.
Accommodation
The pages we read do not mention bedrooms on site. Plan hotel rooms in the nearby towns for guests staying overnight.
Getting there
The estate is at Ortsstraße 30, 3508 Höbenbach, in the Kremstal near Göttweig Abbey. Parking is available on site. The official pages we read do not give public transport details, so confirm the access plan with the estate if your group arrives without cars.
