Seehotel Maria Laach VCH

Situated in the middle of the largest nature reserve in Rhineland-Palatinate on Lake Laach, our traditional house has existed for 155 years. And yet only 2 minutes away from the A61. The newly renovated 55 rooms and suites offer dignified comfort. Free mini-bar, Nespresso machine and much more in the rooms are a matter of course.

Guests are offered dishes with predominantly regional and seasonal ingredients in the upscale cuisine of the new restaurant "Tausend93". Enjoy meat from the organic monastery farm or fish, direct and fresh from Lake Laach. Belonging to the monastery of Maria Laach, our guests are offered a variety of experiences: Culture and nature form the framework in which activities become unforgettable memories. Our guests can relax in the surrounding nature and at the lobby bar.

Modern event technology, fast internet connection, courteous planning and excellent catering meet an incomparable nature experience as a balance for creative and productive meetings.Concentrate on the essentials: Your creative and successful conference. We take care of everything else.We offer you not only rooms for relaxed work, but also space for inspiration - whether indoors or outdoors.

Everything in one place: Celebrate, live and enjoy. For over 155 years, the Seehotel Maria Laach has been one of the best addresses for celebrations, banquets and weddings that will be remembered. Space for loved ones: In the newly designed rooms at the Seehotel Maria Laach you can celebrate with up to 200 people. Our competent organisation team will take care of all your wishes in advance.

Sustainability and the preservation of creation is a mission that the Seehotel, as part of the Maria Laach Monastery, is happy to live by. Energy measures for C02 avoidance as well as CO2 savings and the possibility of climate-neutral overnight stays contribute to this. As part of the Laach monastery enterprises, our guests will find works from the other Laach enterprises in the hotel: tableware from the abbey's ceramics manufactory as well as furniture from the monastery carpentry and the art smithy of the monastery.