Function rooms

Uno & Due

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The seminar room comprises the elegantly furnished design hall "Uno & Due", which can be divided into two separate rooms. All rooms in the design section are additionally equipped with a BOSE sound system.

The sophisticated colour and lighting concept puts your party in the right light. One part is laid out with parquet flooring so that the dancing leg can be neatly swung if required.

Nord & Sud

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The seminar room can be ideally used as a plenum offering a top infrastructure. The Nord & Sud can be divided into the two breakout rooms Nord and Sud. All rooms in the design section are additionally equipped with a BOSE sound system.

Burgensaal

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The seminar room with a view of the garden offers a top infrastructure. The Burgensaal can be divided into the three function rooms Wildensteinsaal, Ramsteinsaal and Falkensteinsaal.

In the Burgensaal you can celebrate your festivity in a sensually romantic atmosphere, where historical contents have been interpreted in a modern way. At the wedding waltz, you glide over time-honoured wooden parquet flooring. The Burgensaal can be divided into the function rooms Wildensteinsaal, Ramsteinsaal and Falkensteinsaal.

S’alt Badhüsli & Badgrotte

Historic design world

S'alt Badhüsli is the oldest still preserved stone building below the historical spring reminiscent of the time when people still pilgrimaged to the village for brine baths. Today, a large round table invites up to 15 people to a cosy dinner. The flickering of candles in the stone niches is reminiscent of times long gone.

In the adjoining Badgrotte a hermit allegedly lived in a rock cave which was regarded as a miracle healer. The original spring was uncovered a good 25 years ago and the water is now splashing out of an impressive limestone fountain. Today used as a wine cellar, it is the ideal place for a small aperitif or a romantic têtê à tête.

Badstube

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The Badstube is a cosy banquet room for up to 40 guests and tells of the history of our house, which was first mentioned in writing in 1641. Art prints and photographs will take you back in time.