Hotel Alte Post in Flensburg hosts meetings, dinners and celebrations for groups from a handful of people up to 400 guests across the building. Five meeting rooms, a restaurant, a private dining room and a pub share a former imperial post office on Rathausstraße, with 77 bedrooms in the same hotel.
Seminars and company events
Five meeting rooms are numbered Post 1 to Post 5. Post 2 is the largest single room at 60 square meters and takes up to 60 people. Post 1 measures 36 square meters and takes up to 24. The two rooms can be combined into one divisible hall for up to 100 participants. Post 3 covers 74 square meters and takes up to 30. Post 4 (34 square meters) and Post 5 (24 square meters) suit small groups of up to 12 and up to 6 people, useful for breakout sessions or board meetings.
The hotel states that its meeting rooms carry current presentation technology. A daylit atrium in Scandinavian style sits at the center of the building. Meeting packages and team-building options are listed on the site, and groups of fewer than 10 people are welcome.
Weddings and receptions
For parties, dinners and seasonal events, the hotel offers the restaurant for up to 80 guests at group tables, the Restaurant Séparée for 28 guests at one long table or 50 at group tables, and the pub for up to 60 guests. Across the building, the hotel gives 400 people as the maximum for an event. A DJ, a live band or team activities can be added on request. Weddings are not described as a separate offer on the site, so confirm this with the hotel when planning one.
Rooms and capacities
The meeting rooms range from 6 to 60 people, or 100 with Post 1 and Post 2 combined. The dining spaces take from 28 to 80 guests. Quotes are made individually by email or by phone.
Accommodation
The hotel has 77 rooms, sold as design rooms and themed rooms. Four themed rooms were each designed with a regional partner company. Some rooms are barrier-free. A Komfort double room measures 25 to 30 square meters. Hotel guests can get a discounted exit ticket for the nearby Süderhofenden parking garage at reception.
Catering
Food comes from the in-house Zeitlos Restaurant & Bar. Groups can choose a seasonal three-course menu or a buffet planned by the head chef, or a family-style buffet with shared dishes served in bowls at the table. Vegetarian components and other variants can be arranged. Fingerfood and beverage packages are also available.
History and setting
The building is a neoclassical structure from the late 19th century, designed by the postal building officer Ernst M. Hake and the architect Hildebrandt for the imperial post office. A statue of Hermes marks the corner at first-floor height. The Deutsche Bundespost used it as its central post office until 1988, and it kept the name Alte Post. The hotel stands on Rathausstraße in the old town, near the harbor.
