Hotel Amalienhof in Weimar hosts seminars, workshops and small conferences for up to 60 people in theatre layout, in two meeting rooms with daylight. The boutique hotel stands in the old town of Weimar, close to Goethe's house, and keeps bedrooms, meeting space and a terrace under one roof.
Seminars and company events
The main meeting room is Charlotte. It measures 90 square meters (12 by 7.5 meters, ceiling height 2.8 meters) and seats 25 people in a U-shape, 40 in parliamentary layout and up to 60 in theatre rows. The window front can be fully darkened, the room is air-conditioned, and floor sockets keep cables out of the way. A smartboard is installed, and the hotel uses it to run hybrid events with up to 100 remote participants. Charlotte opens onto a green terrace, which serves for breaks and group work.
Wieland is the small room: 15 square meters for 8 people around an extendable oval table, with a view onto Wielandplatz and the same full blackout. Organisers use it for a board discussion or as a breakout room next to Charlotte.
The hotel sells day packages at three levels. Each one includes room hire, standard meeting technology, the smartboard and unlimited water, juice, coffee and tea. The smallest level adds one break with cake, fruit and vegetable sticks. The middle level adds a regional lunch with water. The largest level adds a second break, so the group has one in the morning and one in the afternoon. A savory welcome snack can be booked on top. Every group gets a named meeting concierge who looks after technology, catering and the side program.
Rooms and capacities
Charlotte takes 25 people in a U-shape, 40 in parliamentary layout and 60 in theatre layout. Wieland takes 8 around its table. The hotel presents its meeting offer for groups of up to 40 people, so a group close to 60 should ask for the theatre layout and confirm the program before booking.
Accommodation
Participants can sleep in the house, in single rooms, double rooms, suites or serviced apartments, so nobody needs a transfer. The breakfast buffet is part of every hotel room and runs until late morning. Free WiFi covers the rooms and apartments. The whole house is non-smoking and pets are not accepted.
Catering
The packages cover coffee, tea, juice, water, a cake and fruit break and, from the middle level up, a regional lunch. Further meals and drinks are arranged on request. The hotel also lists a business breakfast and a roof terrace breakfast, both useful for an early start or a small client meeting.
History and setting
The hotel describes itself as a historic boutique hotel in the heart of the old town, a short walk from the main sights of Weimar. The roof terrace gives a view over the old town and is used for coffee breaks. The hotel can also build a leisure program around the meeting and takes third-party services onto a single invoice.
Getting there
The hotel has direct access from the A4 motorway and a protected car park on site, so guests need neither a parking garage nor a ticket. Erfurt lies 20 minutes away, with a direct train connection.
