Meetings, training days and seminars for up to 100 people can be organized here, across 13 named rooms from 15 to 150 square meters. The venue is Altstadthotel Arte, a four-star hotel at Doll 2-4 in the baroque old town of Fulda, in Hesse, a short walk from the Domplatz.
Seminars and company events
The hotel sells conference packages by the half day and by the full day. Both include the room, standard equipment, a projector or TV, unlimited water and regional soft drinks, Wi-Fi and lunch, served as a two-course menu or a buffet. The full-day version adds a second coffee break, so there is one in the morning and one in the afternoon. A three-course dinner or buffet can close the day. The conference team helps choose the room, plan the catering and set the timing, and packages can be adjusted to the program.
Each group gets its own meeting area, with break space that is not shared with other hotel guests. Standard equipment covers two Neuland flipcharts, two double-sided pinboards, a moderation trolley, notepads and pens, and a projector rated at 2,300 ANSI lumens. Stronger projectors and further media equipment can be ordered. Room hire is included from six participants.
Rooms and capacities
The largest setup combines Miro, Da Vinci and Picasso on the ground floor: 150 square meters for 83 people theater style, 52 in parliament rows or 32 in a U-shape. On the first floor, Le Corbusier covers 110 square meters and seats 82 theater style. Kirchner (73 square meters, up to 45 people) has a flat screen, three standing tables and its own coffee break corner. Rembrandt and Miro each measure 60 square meters and take 40 people theater style, and Warhol takes 40 in 55 square meters.
For smaller groups there are Monet (33 square meters, 12 around a block table), Franz Marc (28.5 square meters), van Gogh (20 square meters) and three breakout rooms of 15 square meters named Klee, Nolde and Beuys, each for eight people. Most of the main rooms have air conditioning, LAN and Wi-Fi, daylight with blackout, and a projector with screen. The request form also offers banquet and standing reception layouts.
Accommodation
Guest rooms come in six categories, from Komfort rooms of 22 square meters to a family room of 50 square meters for up to four people, with Superior, Deluxe, Ambiente and Junior Suite in between. The website does not give the total number of rooms. Some rooms accept dogs. The meeting request asks whether bedrooms are needed, so overnight stays can be quoted together with the meeting.
Catering
Lunch and coffee breaks are handled by the hotel as part of the packages. Next door is Hohmann's Brauhaus, a restaurant with its own brewery, which suits a team dinner after a working day. The hotel also sells its beer through an online shop.
History and setting
The hotel sits in the old town of Fulda, a city known for its baroque quarter around the cathedral. The street is quiet and close to the Domplatz, so participants can walk to the center in the evening without transport.
Getting there
The hotel describes Fulda as well connected by rail and by road. It has its own underground parking garage for guests arriving by car.
