Hotel Blankenfeld in Wetzlar offers two daylight meeting rooms that join into one space for up to 50 people, and a restaurant that seats groups of up to 80 for weddings and parties. The family-run hotel has 38 bedrooms and stands in the Blankenfeld district in the east of the town, three minutes by car from the A45 motorway.
Seminars and company events
The two meeting rooms are flooded with daylight, and a separate exit leads straight to the terrace. Gießen measures 45 square meters and takes up to 35 people. Wetzlar measures 30 square meters and takes up to 18. Joined into one room, they hold up to 50 people. Seating can be plenary rows, a U-shape or a circle, as the group prefers. The rooms have a projector, and a pinboard wall, flipchart and facilitation case are supplied on request. Wi-Fi covers the whole hotel, printing is possible and parking is in front of the door. Drinks, snacks, cake and lunch come straight from the hotel restaurant, which keeps breaks short. The hotel also publishes a downloadable list of meeting packages.
Weddings and receptions
The restaurant Levanda seats groups of up to 80 people, and the hotel presents it for weddings, birthdays and other celebrations. The terrace extends the room in good weather. A wedding party can book the restaurant and let guests stay in the hotel, so the day starts and ends in the same building. Details of menus and formats are given on request.
Rooms and capacities
The Gießen room has 45 square meters and a capacity of 35. The Wetzlar room has 30 square meters and a capacity of 18. Together they reach 50 people. The Levanda restaurant is the largest space, with room for 80 guests in a group.
Accommodation
The hotel has 38 single and double rooms. All of them have furniture in cherry wood, French windows and a private bathroom, and free Wi-Fi reaches every area of the building. Participants of a seminar and guests of a party can sleep on site.
Catering
The restaurant Levanda serves a breakfast buffet and a kitchen that mixes Mediterranean, Croatian and German dishes. The kitchen is open Tuesday to Saturday from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., and on Sunday from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., with no evening service on Sunday. Monday is the weekly closing day, so plan group meals accordingly.
History and setting
The Rossa family has run the hotel since it opened in 1994 and is now in its second generation. It earlier opened the restaurant Grillstuben in Wetzlar in 1982. Their approach is based on hospitality and sociable meals.
Getting there
The hotel is at Im Amtmann 20, 35578 Wetzlar, in the new-build district of Blankenfeld in the east of the town. The A45 motorway is three minutes away by car and there is ample parking in front of the building.
