Not every trip is a vacation. Sometimes it leads to appointments or projects - and needs a place that can offer more than just a room.
The Hirschen is both boutique style and a retreat: for business travelers who want to concentrate on their work and leisure travelers who want to combine work with pleasure and relaxation.
Our rooms combine peace and style - a place to concentrate and to arrive. WLAN and a workstation are a matter of course. Breakfast is served from seven o'clock to get the day off to a good start.
And if you need some space in between, you can retreat to the private lounge or relax in the SkyRelax Rooftop-Spa.
Not every meeting needs a large room. Our private lounge offers space for confidential discussions or small meetings - with an open design, a cozy atmosphere and personal service.
The fireplace room offers more space for seminars or presentations: can be booked for half a day or a whole day, including technical equipment, snacks and drinks as required.
Discover the Hirscherie IV - our evening restaurant for fine cuisine, good wines and special moments. Here, culinary delights become an experience, stylish and contemporary.
When the working day ends, the relaxation begins. Dinner in the Hirscherie IV, a glass of wine at the bar or a quiet moment above the rooftops in the rooftop spa.
This is how business becomes bleisure - concentrated work during the day, relaxation and enjoyment in the evening.
The Private Lounge offers an open workspace for 2 to 4 people, Monday through Thursday, upon request. Beverages are available on a self-service basis; a minimum purchase is required.
Yes, we recommend the Fireplace Room for this purpose. It can be booked Monday through Wednesday for groups of 12 to 20 people, either with individual tables or arranged in a U-shape.
11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., other times are available only upon request and subject to availability.
Upon request, a projector, electric screen, seminar kit, two flip charts, and a bulletin board are available, along with brain food and fruit.
