Hotel Jutlandia, on Havnepladsen in Frederikshavn, Denmark, offers two conference rooms on the sixth floor for meetings of up to 80 people, and 104 bedrooms in the same building. It stands by the ferry harbor, close to the railway station and the town's shops.
Seminars and company events
The two conference rooms are on the sixth floor, with a light layout, daylight in every meeting room and access to a terrace overlooking the harbor. The largest room holds 80 people. Wireless internet is free in all rooms, and each room has a projector, a flipchart and a whiteboard, with pads, pens and spring water for participants. The hotel states that it has all conceivable AV equipment and also has ideas for team building.
Two meeting packages are described. The four-hour meeting runs between 8 a.m. and 10 p.m. and includes the room, pads and pens, standard AV equipment, water, healthy snacks and fruit, and coffee or tea. The day meeting is held in restaurant STED1 and includes a large breakfast buffet, the room with standard AV, a buffet outside the room with coffee, tea, water, fruit and snacks, lunch with one beer or soft drink, and afternoon cake and coffee. Requests go to the booking address.
The lobby also has a meeting room that guests may use freely.
Rooms and capacities
The largest of the two sixth-floor conference rooms seats 80 people. The site does not give figures by layout or the capacity of the second room, so these are best asked for in the request.
Accommodation
The hotel has 104 rooms in all sizes and categories, from economy rooms of 18 square meters to a 63 square meter suite with two marble bathrooms and a jacuzzi. All rooms have free wireless internet and coffee or tea, and guests have free access to the Fitness Jutlandia gym. Pets are allowed and the hotel is smoke-free. Reception is open around the clock.
Catering
Restaurant STED1 is on top of the hotel with a view over the harbor front. Breakfast is served daily from 6:30 to 10 a.m., and dinner is served Wednesday to Saturday from 5 p.m. Bull, the hotel bar, has pool, table football and shuffleboard and a large terrace. The lobby lounge serves coffee, cold drinks and snacks around the clock.
History and setting
The hotel is a landmark seen from the ferries that sail to and from Frederikshavn harbor, with open views of the harbor and the Kattegat.
Getting there
Ferries leave for Gothenburg, Oslo and Læsø a few minutes' walk from the hotel, and the railway station is close by. The hotel has a garage, locked at night, where parking is charged. Electric-car charging points are available.
