Hotel Alter Kreisbahnhof takes meetings, seminars and training days for up to 40 people, with two daylight meeting rooms, 31 bedrooms and its own restaurant at one address. The small city hotel is at Königstraße 9 in the center of Schleswig, in northern Germany, about 300 m from the Schlei.
Seminars and company events
The two meeting rooms suit a board meeting, a team workshop or a training course over one or several days. Each room has a foyer for coffee breaks, and lunch is served in the hotel restaurant, Gleis 9. Both rooms come with a projector and screen, a flipchart, a pinboard and a moderator case; the large room adds a Bose sound system and a Blu-ray player for films and presentations with sound. The whole hotel, including the restaurant and both meeting rooms, is barrier-free, which helps when a group includes participants with reduced mobility. After the working day, the old town, the cathedral and the Holm fishing quarter are within walking distance, so an evening walk needs no coach.
Rooms and capacities
The Großer Tagungsraum is on the first floor of the guest house and seats up to 40 people theatre style. The Kleiner Tagungsraum measures 43 m² and is on the first floor of the historic main building, for up to 12 people, a size that suits a boardroom table. Both rooms have daylight. The hotel does not publish other layouts, so a U-shape or classroom setup should be agreed with the team.
Accommodation
The hotel has 31 rooms in three categories, split between the main building and a guest house directly next door. Five rooms in the main building are barrier-free and one room in the guest house is suitable for wheelchair users. Rooms have WiFi, TV and a kettle with coffee and tea, and the guest house rooms add a docking station for phones. Dogs are accepted in the hotel for now, but not in the restaurant, and the hotel plans to be dog-free from 2027.
Catering
Gleis 9 serves the meeting lunches and also runs a catering service for private and company events, from small gatherings to around 200 to 250 guests. The offer covers soups, snacks, cold and warm buffets and set menus, planned with the client in a personal consultation.
History and setting
The main building is historic, and the hotel describes itself as both historic and modern. Its staircase dates from 1904. The name translates as old district railway station; the hotel's own pages do not tell that story in detail. Gottorf Castle can be reached on foot, as can St. Peter's Cathedral and the Holm, and the Viking site of Haithabu lies in the surrounding region. A swimming beach on the Schlei is about 300 m away, and the sandy Baltic Sea beaches are about 30 minutes by car.
Getting there
The hotel is in the town center of Schleswig, with its own parking and good public transport links.
