Blarer Hall
For hundreds of years, people have been meeting and dancing in this room
The Blarer Hall is the perfect complement to the Segeser Hall and provides the ideal space for music and dancing at your party. Used as a classic meeting room, it offers a wonderful view of the natural park. Here you are right in the middle of it, with a picturesque pond right in front of you. The Blarer Saal also has its own onsite kitchen.
Just grab a coffee and go — everything is easy in this room. You can feel the authenticity of this place, as the meeting room used to be here. The Blarer Saal can do everything from conferences to social dances.
Experience our castle and reserve the Blarer Hall for your events. Use this space to dance, meet, or hold seminars while you take care of yourself with your own break kitchen. The Blarer Hall is versatile and offers a wonderful view of the nature park, making your event an unforgettable experience. Dancing, meetings, seminars and catering - it's all here.
As early as the Middle Ages, the Blarer Hall served as a meeting room. It owes its name to the Blarer family. The family lived at Wartensee Castle for 380 years and built the residential tower, which houses the Blarersaal. After the death of Apollonia von Sirgenstein, Diethelm's mother, the estate was divided in 1557.
The four brothers paid off their sister, which left three residential towers at Wartensee Castle. A brother took over the estate in the corner of the premises, and so the foundation stone was laid for Wartegg Castle. There are still rumors of an underground connection tunnel between Wartensee Castle and Wartegg, but we have no information about it.
With on-site kitchen for breaks during power days
Covering an area of 80 square metres, the Blarer Room can seat 32 people in a U-shape, 50 people in a classroom style or up to 120 people in concert seating. The room features a chandelier, seminar lighting and wheelchair access.
