Small seminars, training days and board meetings for up to 30 people can be held at the Allee Parkhotel Maximilian, a family-run hotel at the entrance to the old town of Amberg, in the Upper Palatinate region of Bavaria. Delegates sleep on site, in rooms and suites from about 20 to 60 square meters.
Seminars and company events
The hotel has two meeting rooms. They suit a working group, a sales meeting or a two-day training course where the group stays overnight. Basic equipment, including a flip chart, an overhead projector and a pinboard, is included in the room hire, and a video projector can be added for an extra charge. Wi-Fi is free in the meeting rooms and throughout the hotel. In good weather, breaks can be taken on the hotel terrace, and the hotel suggests ending a meeting outdoors.
Rooms and capacities
The Schredl room covers 18 square meters and seats 10 people around a table. The Meckl room covers 26 square meters and takes up to 16 people for a seminar. It can be extended for meetings of up to 30 people.
Accommodation
Five room types are available. Type 1 rooms, about 20 square meters, face the front with a view of the Mariahilfberg hill, and Type 2 rooms, about 26 square meters, share that view. Type 3 rooms, also about 26 square meters, face the Alleepark at the back. This category includes rooms with a connecting door, a room with arched windows and an accessible room. The Type 4 gallery suites, about 40 square meters, have a living area with a sofa bed and a bedroom on a gallery level. The Type 5 suite spreads over two floors above the rooftops of Amberg, with a second bathroom and a whirlpool tub.
All rooms have a desk, a seating area, satellite TV, a telephone, a minibar, a safe and free Wi-Fi. Beds use separate 90 by 200 cm mattresses. A spa in the basement, with a sauna, steam bath, whirlpool and Kneipp shower, opens every evening from 6 to 10 p.m.
Catering
The hotel serves a breakfast buffet. For meeting groups it prepares coffee breaks, small or large, and a light lunch, quoted to suit the program. Dietary needs such as vegan, vegetarian, lactose-free or gluten-free meals can be catered for when announced in advance. More than 35 restaurants lie within a short walk for group dinners.
History and setting
Maximilian Fischer and his wife Brigitte had leased several hotels and inns before settling in Amberg. Construction of their own hotel started in 1997, and it opened in May 1999. Their daughters, Monika Belmer and Gisela Fischer, run it today. The building stands out for its semi-oval shape and a high, bright foyer.
Getting there
The address is Pfalzgrafenring 1, 92224 Amberg. The hotel sits beside the Alleepark, a few minutes on foot from the pedestrian zone and the sights of the old town. The Ziegeltor parking garage lies directly beneath the hotel with internal access, and there are free spaces in front of the building. The garage also has electric car charging and a locked area for bicycles.
