Hotel am Stadtpark hosts seminars, training sessions and conferences for up to 100 participants in parliamentary layout, or 150 in cinema rows, with 107 bedrooms in the same building. The hotel stands on Klotzstraße in Hilden, a town in the Rhineland between Düsseldorf and Cologne, beside the Stadthalle and the pedestrian zone.
Seminars and company events
The conference center was added in 2000 as an annex around an inner courtyard. It offers six room variants of about 55 to 170 square meters, all air-conditioned and with daylight. Two rooms of 65 square meters work alone or open into one hall of 130 square meters, and the foyer can be added for a plenary of up to 100 participants at tables. Three smaller rooms of 20 square meters each serve breakout groups and small workshops next to the main sessions.
Free Wi-Fi, flipcharts, pinboards and a screen come with the rooms, and a projector is available on request. Most rooms can be fully darkened, the largest combination with the foyer only in part. Coffee breaks are served in the Atrium garden, which looks onto the courtyard. For groups of 100 or more, the hotel works with the Stadthalle Hilden next door and coordinates the event with it.
Rooms and capacities
Raum 1 measures 60 square meters and seats 16 in a U-shape or 25 in cinema rows. Raum 5 and Raum 6 measure 65 square meters each, with 40 at parliamentary tables, 26 in a U-shape or 60 in cinema rows. Combined as Raum 5+6, they offer 130 square meters for 80 at tables, 40 in a U-shape or 120 in rows. With the foyer, the space reaches 169 square meters for 100 at tables, 50 in a U-shape or 150 in rows.
Accommodation
The hotel has 107 bedrooms in standard, comfort and superior categories, as well as three furnished apartments of 62 to 150 square meters for longer project stays. Guests can use the swimming pool and sauna in the wellness area. An underground garage with two 11 kW charging points and a lockable bike garage is part of the building.
Catering
La Scala, the Italian restaurant of the house, serves classic Italian cuisine and has a sun terrace. The hotel offers day conference packages, and their content is set out in each offer.
History and setting
The core of the hotel is the office building that the textile families Kampf and Spindler built in 1910 for their silk weaving mill. Production ended in 1970. The Römer family bought the site in 1978, demolished the factory halls in 1984 and restored the office block, now a listed monument. The hotel opened on August 8, 1988 with 58 rooms, grew by 47 rooms and four conference rooms in 1990, and gained its current conference center in 2000.
Getting there
From Düsseldorf Hauptbahnhof, the S1 toward Solingen stops at Hilden-Süd, about 300 meters from the hotel. The same line reaches Düsseldorf Airport in about 30 minutes. By car, the A3, A46 and A59 junctions are a few minutes away, and the Düsseldorf and Cologne trade fairs are about 20 to 25 minutes away in normal traffic.
