Hotel Gude in Kassel can host a seminar for a small team or a conference for up to 200 people, with nine meeting rooms, 90 rooms and suites, five apartments and a restaurant under one roof. The four-star superior hotel is family run and stands on Frankfurter Straße in the Niederzwehren district, south of the city center, with a tram stop at the door and the motorway a few minutes away.
Seminars and company events
The meeting floor is built around flexible combinations. Marburg, the largest single room at about 117 square meters, seats 40 in rows. Joined with Göttingen it takes 90, and adding Frankfurt brings the space to about 240 square meters and 120 seats in theater style. Smaller rooms named Paris, Berlin, Hanau, Steinau and Kassel suit breakout groups, board meetings and workshops of 8 to 18. Hanau, Steinau and Kassel also open into one room of about 99 square meters for 40.
Every room has daylight and air conditioning, and some have their own terrace or a view across Kassel toward the Hercules monument. Day and half-day packages start from 10 participants and cover the room, a flipchart, pinboard, screen and projector, Wi-Fi, drinks, coffee breaks and a two-course business lunch. Smaller groups can rent a room on its own. Extra audiovisual equipment, microphones and sound systems are supplied through the partner LUX AV, which also helps plan the setup.
Weddings and receptions
The hotel also sells weddings, banquets and family celebrations, for small gatherings or larger parties. The team prepares a tailored menu and can arrange decoration and music, and guests can stay overnight in the hotel's rooms. The site gives no capacity for wedding dinners, so the room plan is set with the events team.
Rooms and capacities
Wien, at about 72 square meters, seats 60 in rows and 42 in parliament style, which makes it the largest room for plenary sessions without a combination. Göttingen and Frankfurt, at about 62 and 61 square meters, hold 18 to 20 in rows. Berlin, at about 42 square meters, takes 18. Paris, at about 22 square meters, is a boardroom for 10. The hotel states a maximum of 200 guests across its spaces.
Accommodation
There are 90 rooms and suites and five apartments, so a two-day seminar can sleep all its participants on site. The hotel holds a Greensign sustainability certification.
Catering
Pfeffermühle, the restaurant, serves regional cooking in the evening from Monday to Saturday, with extra lunch hours on Saturday, and there is a summer terrace. Salzbar is the hotel bar. Breakfast is served every day, and the meeting packages include lunch and, in the fullest version, a three-course dinner or a buffet.
Getting there
A tram stop sits directly in front of the hotel, and the city center is about 4.5 kilometers away. The Niederzwehren exit of the A49 motorway is about two minutes by car. The hotel is close to the ICE station, and guests can park in the outdoor car park or the underground garage, both charged, with two charging points for electric cars.
