BEECH Resort Plauer See hosts offsites, workshops, retreats, incentive programs and weddings, with a meeting room for up to 110 people, an open-air amphitheater for 160 and 72 rooms and apartments for groups that stay overnight. Companies and couples can also book the entire resort. It stands directly on the Plauer See at Dresenower Mühle, in Ganzlin, in the Mecklenburg Lake District of northeast Germany.
Seminars and company events
The resort has five flexible meeting rooms. The largest takes up to 110 people and can be divided, and three boardrooms serve smaller teams; the resort describes the rooms as well equipped and provides WLAN. Work can also move outdoors. A lakeside terrace is used for workshops, a campfire area for informal sessions, and the amphitheater, which the resort says has very good acoustics, for talks and keynotes. For incentives and teambuilding, the resort lists boat tours, sundowners, barbecues at the jetty, yoga on the jetty and time at the WALD SPA. A dedicated events team helps plan the program. Groups that want the place to themselves can book the whole resort for a company event, a workshop week or a retreat.
Weddings and receptions
Private celebrations and weddings have their own offer. Receptions can take place by the water, in the beach and jetty area, on board the boat Anneliese, or in the garden of a lakeside villa. Dinners and parties use the Bootshaus restaurant for up to 80 guests or the Anleger for up to 90, a separate room with a view of the lake. The Ankerplatz bar and the Dresenower Mühle bar suit a late drink.
Rooms and capacities
Bootshaus, the central restaurant: up to 80 guests. Anleger, a separate room with lake view: up to 90. Ankerplatz bar, next to the lakeside restaurant: up to 50. Dresenower Mühle, a newly built water mill with a bar and its own winter garden: up to 40. Wintergarten: up to 20. Amphitheater, open air: up to 160. Meeting rooms: the large room holds up to 110 and divides; three boardrooms complete the offer. The beach and jetty area, the boat Anneliese and the lakeside villa gardens have no published capacity.
Accommodation
The resort has 72 rooms and apartments, plus lakeside villas, the Seevillen, offered as a separate category. It lies inside the Ganzliner Holz landscape protection area, so guests sleep between forest and lake, away from through traffic. The resort closes for a winter break from November 1, 2026, so check dates before planning a winter event.
Catering
The Bootshaus restaurant cooks regional dishes and is the center of daily dining. Event menus can add a barbecue at the jetty, and the resort also mentions a self-catering option for groups. The Ankerplatz bar adjoins the lakeside restaurant, and the mill bar serves drinks in a smaller setting.
History and setting
The resort takes its address from the Dresenower Mühle, a mill site on the lake shore, where a newly built water mill now houses a bar and a winter garden. The Plauer See is one of the larger lakes of the Mecklenburg Lake District, and the town of Plau am See lies 8 kilometers away.
Getting there
By car, Berlin is about 150 kilometers away, Hamburg 175, Rostock 100 and Schwerin 80. The nearest station is Plau am See, 10 kilometers away, with seasonal service; Meyenburg is 14 kilometers away and Pritzwalk 35. The nearest airports are Lübeck at 170 kilometers, Berlin at 175 and Hamburg at 180.
