Seminars, training sessions, management meetings and business lunches for up to 54 participants, and private celebrations from birthdays to weddings and company dinners, can be organized here. The Hotel Harheimer Hof is a four-star hotel with 46 rooms and suites in the old village center of Harheim, a district on the northern edge of Frankfurt am Main, Germany, about 15 minutes by car from the city center.
Seminars and company events
The hotel plans and runs conferences with its own staff, from coffee breaks and business lunches to a closing dinner in the restaurant or on the sun terrace. A meeting package with extras is available. Equipment includes a video projector, a screen, a microphone system, flipcharts, pinboards, an overhead projector and a TV. The four meeting rooms all have daylight, Wi-Fi and a 2.6-meter ceiling, so groups work in natural light all day. With 46 rooms upstairs, a two-day seminar can be held and housed under one roof, away from the traffic of the city center.
Weddings and receptions
The restaurant team advises on birthdays, weddings, family gatherings and company events, and prepares a tailored offer with a suitable room and a matching menu. The hotel does not publish capacities for celebrations, so the guest count should be part of the request.
Rooms and capacities
The Frankfurt room, 57 square meters with parquet floors, holds 54 in theater rows, 44 in classroom style and 22 in a U-shape. The Darmstadt room, 52 square meters, also with parquet and with access to a balcony, takes 46 in rows, 36 in classroom style and 16 in a U-shape. The Hanau room, 40 square meters, takes 24 in rows or classroom style and 16 in a U-shape. The meeting suites, 28 square meters with marble floors, seat 15 in rows or 10 in a U-shape, which suits board meetings and breakout groups.
Accommodation
The 46 rooms and suites are all non-smoking, with Wi-Fi, satellite TV, a minibar, underfloor heating and room service. Single rooms measure about 18 square meters, and double rooms about 25 square meters with a balcony. The hotel also offers apartments for longer stays, and pets are allowed.
Catering
The restaurant, the Einhornstube, serves salads, soups and hearty dishes from around the world, and the hotel also runs a café and bar with ice cream. Breakfast is served every morning, and the hotel offers it to outside guests as well.
History and setting
The hotel was built in 1986 in a Franconian style, designed by the architect Wilhelm Friedrich Weiler to blend with the historic houses of the village center around it. The setting is rural, with golf courses in the region, while the towers of central Frankfurt are a short drive away.
Getting there
The address is Alt Harheim 11, 60437 Frankfurt am Main. The city center is about 15 minutes by car. Frankfurt Airport and Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof, the main station, are the arrival points for most delegates.
