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A multi-award winning venue that boasts not only the title, “one of best congress centres in the world”, it also has one of the most spectacular locations in the world.

The inviting Rufana Alp is located on the Tschengla. Its rustic steak and fondue evenings are legendary and, in conjunction with the beautiful view of the mountains, are the perfect way to round off successful meetings.

After years of neglect, the time-honoured Löwen was given a new lease of life in 2013: a distillery in the restaurant turns fragrant mountain herbs into precious spirits, exquisite liquors and tasty herb specialities.

Right from the start, the Hotel Post has been the first building on the square – although it has acquired some competition, with a string of one good establishment after another now on the square, the Post still offers a unique ambience of tradition and style.

Boasting one of the loveliest viewing points in the whole of Feldkirch, historic Amberg Castle affords a view of the town and part of the Rhine Valley as far as the Swiss mountains. 

A space to bring people together: data:room achieves the successful combination of industrial design and a light, friendly atmosphere.

Celebrate above the rooftops of Hohenems and journey through the tides of time. This location is a true gem for fans of past centuries.

Nestled between the Pfänderspitze and the shores of Lake Constance, Hotel Schwärzler seeks its equal. Be it as a feel-good hotel or venue for meetings, both furnishings and hosts seem to adapt to exactly what is needed at the moment. 

Tradition and zeitgeist under a single roof. The Löwen conference hotel is located at the heart of the triangle where the three countries of Austria, Liechtenstein and Switzerland meet and constitutes the ideal setting for international meetings with up to 180 participants. 

Villa Falkenhorst is just the place for those wishing to let their minds run free and develop new ideas. The meeting location constitutes the perfect change for creative workshops and well-structured meetings.

The Villa Maund was built around a century ago for the illustrious hunting society on the edge of the Bregenzerwald. 

Ideas – like any tender plant – need plenty of light and the appropriate environment to germinate and flourish. That is precisely what they get at the Hotel am Garnmarkt. 

A small, unobtrusive sawmill with a spruce façade that has turned grey with age in the centre of the village of Bezau offers a surprising interior, as a lovingly prepared location for meetings and conferences. 

The restaurant promises “976 meters above normality, in every way”, something it manages with aplomb. The cuisine, views and ambiance are an alluring combination, making it an ideal location for events looking for something a little special.

The two spacious conference rooms, which can be flexibly combined or even made smaller, are located on the ground floor and have direct access to a lovely terrace.