Spectacular views at every turn, a charming historic district, abundant lodging and world-class wineries make Hermann the perfect venue for small- to medium-size groups.
Although there is no “convention hotel” in Hermann, we suggest that the city itself is a convention site—in a very unique setting. The area around the historic district where most of the lodging places, meeting facilities, shops, restaurants, and several wineries are located is smaller than many large convention centers. Attendees can easily walk to most activities or be just a short drive away.
Hermann’s more than 60 unique lodging establishments make it particularly attractive for groups. Options range from traditional motels, to guest houses, B&Bs, country cottages, and quaint inns. Lodging can be found in beautifully restored historic buildings, old farm houses, and luxurious new facilities with first-class amenities. Each property is distinctive, with hosts who are committed to the highest levels of service and courtesy.
We offer competitive group rates, payment by one check, and any level of amenities your travelers desire. If you wish, participants can be matched to specific B&B’s, where they can have breakfast together, hold meetings, and socialize.
Competitive group lodging rates
Welcome receptions & hospitality breaks
Unique entertainment
Coordination of service providers
Liaison for attractions, lodging and dining
Winery tours and tastings
Site inspections and FAM tours
Readers of Rural Missouri Magazine recently voted Hermann “Missouri’s Most Beautiful Town.”
Here are some of the meeting facilities in Hermann that are available for your group. Most provide food service, but those that do not will work with you to find caterers that meet your expectations.
An upscale,sophisticated venue in a beautifully restored building that was once a bank. Full bar, smoke-free. The Bank Bar is at 115 Schiller Street, in the heart of the historic district.
Located on 1st Street, this large, historic structure has seating for up to 350 people and is perfect for meetings, as a venue for entertainment, or antique and trade shows. Smaller rooms in this facility are also available. An open-air courtyard across the street at Hermannhof Winery can be reserved with seating for 175 people.
Hermann’s newest conference center, located on Highway 100 East along the Missouri River. Pavilion handles groups up to 200 and the River Room is open for groups under 80. Variety of seating and table configurations, WIFI, and full catering services. Upscale cottages are adjacent to meeting location.
Located just outside of Hermann on Highway 100, this winery offers a spectacular view of the Missouri River on the site where internationally renowned horticulturist George Husmann established a vineyard and winery in becoming the primary influence in establishing the winemaking industry in America. A meeting room in the Husmann Wine Pavilion seats up to 60; and an outdoor wine terrace with a stage and sound system will handle up to 200 comfortably.
Located a short distance from Hermann on Highway B near Berger, Bias has a party room and facilities for groups of up to 80. Outdoor areas are also available.
This is Hermann’s most popular visitor destination with over 150 years of winemaking heritage, historic buildings and wine cellars. The Stone Hill Pavilion can seat up to 200 and the Vintage Restaurant meeting room accommodates up to 48 for lunch or dinner. Outdoor areas and smaller meeting rooms are available as well.
A beautifully restored historic building, the Wine Valley Inn has a room that will handle up to 50 people and a large lobby area that can be used for receptions. There are 14 guest rooms in this complex.
Located in Hermann’s historic district on 4th Street, this old time theatre is available to rent for meetings or performances. It seats up to 250 and provides a unique venue.
A quality restaurant in the heart of the historic downtown area, Simon’s has an extensive menu that includes German entrees. Two meeting rooms will accommodate groups of 50 and 15 for meals.
Located 3 miles north of Hermann on Highway 19, meeting space and food service is available for groups of various sizes; there is a 9-hole golf course.
Many of the lodging establishments in Hermann have areas available to comfortably handle groups of a dozen or more. These rooms are perfect for breakout sessions, team building, or sales presentations. Most rooms have king or queen beds. Lodging can be paid for individually or with one check.
The seven wineries in and around Hermann – Adam Puchta, Bias, Bommarito, Hermannhof, Oak Glenn, Robller, and Stone Hill – all offer unique settings for your group. Tour one or two, or all seven during your event in Hermann. Each winery can arrange a special activity for your group.
This site captures the culture and heritage of the German people who migrated to Missouri in the mid-to-late 19th century. Two furnished houses, a barn, winery and gardens from the mid-19th century are part of the site. Special group tours are available.
Built in 1871, this structure was used as an elementary school until 1955 when it was converted to a six-room museum of historical treasures. Group rates, special tours and programs are offered; great place for a reception.
Swiss Meat & Sausage Company, located south of Hermann on Highway 19, is a third-generation family business. Hermann Wurst Haus is located in the downtown historic district. Both companies offer tasting and tours.
Hermann is blessed with strong historic organizations whose members are always available to offer programs on a variety of topics to entertain and inform groups about the history of this area.
Hermann has an abundance of quality artists who can provide workshops for groups of all sizes.
Whatever kind of entertainment you want for your meeting, it can be found in the Hermann area. We have authentic German bands, accordion players, pianists, and terrific singers. Want an evening with Sinatra? We can provide it.
There are plenty of great chefs in Hermann anxious to share their creativity.
With more than150 buildings on the National Register of Historic Places, a walk through Hermann is like stepping back in time. But for those who want details, guided tours are available to focus on everything from historical significance to architecture. Tours are also available to sites around the area. We will customize tours to meet the interests of your group. Step-on guides for buses are available.
Save time for shopping! There are many quality antique shops, specialty stores, and all types of art galleries in Hermann. Most of these are located in the historic district and within easy walking distance.
There are some 20 restaurants in the Hermann area, offering a variety of quality food and catering services.
We will help you plan the perfect event to meet your needs and budget. For information, contact:
Jim Grebing
Director of Tourism/CVB
312 Market St., Hermann, MO 65041.
573-486-8995 • hermanntourism@centurytel.net
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