Brødremenighedens Hotel in Christiansfeld hosts meetings, courses and conferences for 10 to 120 people, plus weddings and private parties from 20 covers. The hotel and its restaurant, Kongens Kælder, sit in the UNESCO-listed town of Christiansfeld, between Kolding and Haderslev in southern Jutland.
Seminars and company events
The hotel sells meeting rooms for everything from a small workshop to a full conference. Small rooms take up to 10 people and suit workshops or informal meetings. Larger rooms take up to 120 people and are set for conferences, seminars and courses. Every room can be fitted with a screen and projector, and the hotel provides free high-speed Wi-Fi, whiteboards and flipcharts. All meeting rooms have large windows and daylight.
Beyond meetings, the hotel runs party packages, group dinners for coach parties, confirmations, memorial gatherings and brunch or lunch buffets, so a company day can end with a dinner under the same roof.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are held in the Kongesal, the hall where the Countess Danner chandelier hangs. The wedding package starts at 20 covers. Guests arrive in the afternoon with beer, water, wine and coffee included. The evening continues with welcome bubbles, a three-course menu with wines, coffee and sweets, and a late-night snack. The party ends at 2 a.m. at the latest. You can order a wedding cake from the hotel or bring your own. The team will adapt the table setting and the choice of room on request.
Rooms and capacities
The hotel names two sizes of meeting space on its website: rooms for up to 10 people and rooms for up to 120 people. It does not publish a room-by-room list with layouts, so ask for the floor plan that fits your group. The Kongesal is the room used for wedding dinners and large parties.
Accommodation
Rooms can be booked for event guests, and the hotel offers overnight stays alongside parties. The site does not state the total number of bedrooms, so confirm the count against your group size before you plan a residential seminar.
Catering
Meals are prepared in-house by the hotel and its restaurant. Meeting days can include breakfast, fruit in the meeting room, lunch with one drink, afternoon coffee and cake, and dinner. Party menus, brunch buffets and lunch buffets are also offered, and the restaurant Kongens Kælder serves lunch and dinner to the public.
History and setting
The hotel stands in historic buildings that form part of the UNESCO World Heritage site of Christiansfeld, a town founded by the Moravian Brethren. Meeting rooms combine modern equipment with these older buildings.
Getting there
The address is Lindegade 25, 6070 Christiansfeld. The town lies between Kolding and Haderslev. Reception is reachable by phone Monday to Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and Sunday from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
