Haus Kassel, named after the former state capitol of the principality of Hessen/Kassel was built in 1790/91 as a half timbered house and served as a lodging home with its 23 rooms. Today Haus Kassel   - besides being the quarter of the Tourist-Information and the reading rooms for cure guests and holiday makers -   possess modern conference rooms with all the technical gadgetry for successful meetings.

Data and names of the conference rooms:

• Hofrat Schröter, 122 m2, up to 120 persons
• Podbielski, 54 m2, up to 50 persons
• Agricola, 106 m2, up to 90 persons
• Professor Winkler, 54 m2, up to 50 persons

Also teamwork rooms up to 20 persons and a break oases.