Conference Rooms on Lake Constance – The Perfect Venue for Your Event

Whether it’s a meeting, seminar, workshop, conference, or retreat —at the Hotel St. Elisabeth in Hegne on Lake Constance, you’ll find the perfect meeting room for your event. Our eight modern, light-filled meeting rooms can accommodate 10 to 150 people and can be flexibly adapted to your needs. State-of-the-art meeting technology, various seating arrangements, and a peaceful atmosphere create the ideal conditions for productive work and inspiring interactions.

An Overview of Our Meeting Rooms

Click on one of the rooms in the overview to learn more about the amenities, room size, seating arrangements, and booking options. Whether you’re looking for a small seminar room or a large event hall—you’ll find the perfect space for your conference on Lake Constance here.

Click on one of the rooms in the image to learn more about the available spaces and seating options.

Accommodation Options

Conference RoomsRows of chairsCircle of ChairsParliamentU-shapeBlock shapeSize
Pirmin Hall15044704248170 m²
Edith Stein Hall803836242894 m²
Chiara Conference Room803836242896 m²
Wessenberg Seminar Room402112141647 m²
Bonaventura Seminar Room402112141646 m²
Madeleine Delbrêl Seminar Room1515821 m²
Feliziana Hall723430182081 m²
M. Bernarda Seminar Room402112141643 m²

More information about the individual conference rooms

Pirmin Hall

The Pirmin Hall is our largest event space. It is named after Saint Pirmin (d. 753), a bishop and Benedictine monk. He was the founder of the Reichenau Abbey.

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Seating Options

ConfigurationPeople
Rows of chairs150
Circle of Chairs44
Parliament70
U-shape42
Block shape48

Edith Stein Hall

The Edith Stein Hall is designed for larger events. Edith Stein (1891–1942), whose religious name was Sister Teresia Benedicta of the Cross, was a philosopher, a Jew, and, from 1933 onward, a Carmelite nun. She was murdered at the Auschwitz concentration camp in 1942.

Seating Options

Information About the Hall

ConfigurationPeople
Rows of chairs80
Circle of Chairs38
Parliament36
U-shape24
Block shape28

Chiara Conference Room

St. Clare of Assisi (1194–1253), companion of St. Francis and founder of the Order of St. Clare.

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Seating Options

Information About the Conference Room

ConfigurationPeople
Rows of chairs80
Circle of Chairs38
Parliament36
U-shape24
Block shape28

Wessenberg Seminar Room

Our Wessenberg seminar room is ideal for medium-sized events. The room is named after Ignaz Heinrich von Wessenberg (1774–1860), who served as administrator of the Diocese of Constance from 1817 to 1827. He is also known as a reformer of liturgy and pastoral care.

Seating Options

Information About the Seminar Room

ConfigurationPeople
Rows of chairs40
Circle of Chairs21
Parliament12
U-shape14
Block shape16

Bonaventura Seminar Room

The Bonaventura seminar room is designed for medium-sized events. Saint Bonaventure (1221–1274) was a Franciscan monk, theologian, and mystic. He revitalized the Franciscan Order.

Seating Options

Information About the Seminar Room

ConfigurationPeople
Rows of chairs40
Circle of Chairs21
Parliament12
U-shape14
Block shape16

Madeleine Delbrêl Seminar Room

This seminar room is ideal for small groups. Madeleine Delbrêl (1904–1964), also known as the “Mystic of the Streets,” is the namesake of this room. She is regarded as a pioneer of the Christian faith and a witness to the power of the Gospel through her social service work in the communist working-class town of Ivry near Paris.

Seating Options

Information About the Seminar Room


Configuration
People
Rows of chairs15
Circle of Chairs15
Parliament
U-shape
Block shape8

Feliziana Hall

Our Feliziana Hall is designed for larger events. Feliziana Kramer (1823–1859) was a contemporary of the order’s founder, Mother Maria Theresia Scherer, and one of the first five sisters. According to tradition, she suggested naming the newly founded community the “Sisters of the Holy Cross.”

Seating Options

Information About the Hall

ConfigurationPeople
Rows of chairs72
Circle of Chairs34
Parliament30
U-shape18
Block shape20

M. Bernarda Seminar Room

Mother Bernarda Heimgartner (1822–1863)
First Superior General of the Menzingen Sisters of the Holy Cross, the so-called “small Theodosian foundation” established by Father Theodosius Florentini, who would also go on to found the Order of the Sisters of Mercy of the Holy Cross in 1856.

Seating Options

Information About the Seminar Room

ConfigurationPeople
Rows of chairs40
Circle of Chairs21
Parliament12
U-shape14
Block shape16
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