Group hotels

Tradition and hospitality are alive and well at the sophisticated Hotel Schiffle. The group accommodation is located right at the heart of the region and close to many excursion destinations, and the border to neighbouring Switzerland.

Hotel Deutschmann, perfect for groups, is just a stroll away from the shores of Lake Constance and a five-minute drive from Bregenz city centre. The generations-old hotel stands as an emblem of traditional Vorarlberg hospitality and is conveniently located for group travel in this region where four countries meet.

The hospitality on offer at the family-run Hotel Gasthof Mohren in Rankweil draws on many years of tradition. On offer here are home-made culinary delights, relaxing hours and welcoming evenings in the hotel’s homely garden.

Located right in the middle of the Rhine Valley, Hotel am Garnmarkt offers its guests great variety with the pedestrian zone in Götzis within walking distance, as well as proximity to nature and excellent infrastructure connections. This place is ideal for group trips with added value.

Hotel am See is just a stone’s throw from the shores of Lake Constance in the small town of Hard, blessed with idyllic harbour and park areas. This group hotel is located in a quiet residential area, but the town is small enough to navigate and benefits from great links to the region’s infrastructure.

Once an aristocratic house on the outskirts of Feldkirch, Hotel Garni Bären is now the ideal starting point for excursions into the Bodensee-Vorarlberg region, Liechtenstein and Switzerland. The hotel caters to groups and dates back to the 14th century, retaining a charming appeal throughout its long history and centuries of tradition.

Hotel Gasthof Krone is just a five-minute walk from Dornbirn’s vibrant city centre and enjoys direct links to the local infrastructure. Moreover, the family-run hotel, which welcomes groups, is also known throughout the country for its culinary offerings.

The harbour, the Pfänder and the city centre are all just a stone’s throw away from Hotel Germania in Bregenz. The hotel is the ideal starting point for exploring the city or the shores of Lake Constance, be that on a hired bicycle or on foot.

This family-run hotel is quick and easy to get to and is situated in a quiet and attractive location in Rankweil, right at the heart of Vorarlberg. The hotel’s own restaurant is the perfect place to round off a great day in the company of friends, family or colleagues.

Hotel Ibis is located a stone’s throw from the centre of Bregenz, close to the train station and lake, and only a few minutes’ drive from the nearest motorway exit. These seamless links to the local infrastructure make Hotel ibis a popular business hotel.

Hotel Katharinenhof is an inviting city hotel in Dornbirn, comprised of the traditional Katharinenhof Standard and the ultra-modern Katharinenhof Comfort. This is a place where Vorarlberg hospitality and design-oriented architecture merge.

Hotel Messmer has a prime location in the capital city of Vorarlberg, right at the beating heart of Bregenz’s market square, Kornmarktplatz. Set within a building with over 400 years of history, this is an institution with deep-rooted Vorarlberg family tradition and a timeless style.

The Vorarlberg hospitality on offer at Hotel Rössle draws on 140 years of tradition. Feeling good is the order of the day here, and the needs of guests take centre stage. The hotel is situated in a quiet location where visitors can relax while still benefitting from direct links to the local infrastructure.

Hotel Schwärzler is located in a quiet residential area of Bregenz, between the foot of the mountain and the shores of Lake Constance. Central and perfectly connected local infrastructure, the hotel is an ideal starting point for group trips.

The Herburger family has owned Hotel Weisses Kreuz for more than 160 years, which makes it the oldest family-run hotel in Feldkirch. The passion for hospitality has stayed strong over the centuries, with a commitment and flair at Hotel Weisses Kreuz as tangible today as it ever was.