Seminars and company events
Seminars, meetings and company parties for up to 120 people can be held at Hansa Haus am Meer, a boutique hotel opened in 1905 directly on the west beach of Kühlungsborn, on Germany's Baltic coast. The main event room, the Hansa Saal, faces the sea through panoramic windows, and smaller groups can meet in the hotel restaurant.
The Hansa Haus is one of two meergut hotels in Kühlungsborn, alongside Schloss am Meer. A shared events team handles meetings and private parties in both, and can add technical equipment, overnight stays and outdoor activities in the resort to a meeting day.
Weddings and receptions
Couples can marry in a civil ceremony on the sun terrace, a 150 m² space with direct access to the sand, then move on to coffee and cake, a sparkling wine reception and photos on the beach. The events team arranges decoration, a menu or buffet, drinks, packages and rooms for guests, and can book fireworks or a horse-drawn carriage ride.
Rooms and capacities
The Hansa Saal measures 180 m² and takes up to 120 people. It keeps an original Hanseatic stucco ceiling, has its own buffet area, a lounge with a bar, and doors onto the sunny terrace and its beach area. For seminars it can be set up for plenary sessions; for weddings and parties it serves as the dining room and dance floor. The meergut restaurant suits small-group seminars, meetings and dinners. The hotel's other bright rooms are used for private and business celebrations.
Accommodation
Guests stay on site in rooms and suites furnished in a modern boutique style. Categories range from a 24 m² standard double to rooms with side or direct sea view, a 40 m² junior suite and the 50 m² meergut suite. The group's spa area includes an indoor pool, a sauna and a fitness room.
Catering
Catering is in-house. The meergut kitchen prepares set menus and buffets for events, with drinks packages to match, and the restaurant and lounge remain available for breakfasts and evening meals during a seminar stay.
History and setting
Construction started in 1904 and the hotel opened for the 1905 season. It was designed by the architects Krause and Korff in the resort style typical of the Baltic seaside towns, and is a listed monument of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Today it stands on the Weststrand promenade with an open view of the sea.
Getting there
Kühlungsborn lies on the coast west of Rostock. The town is served by the Molli narrow-gauge steam railway from Bad Doberan, which connects with regional trains, and Rostock-Laage is the nearest airport.
