Hotel Kaiserhof hosts conferences of up to 350 people in rows, banquets of up to 240 and weddings in its historic Kaisersaal, with two smaller rooms, 25 bedrooms and a Radeberger brewery tap in the house. The hotel stands at Hauptstraße 62, at the entrance to the old town of Radeberg, the brewing town north-east of Dresden in Saxony.
Seminars and company events
The Kaisersaal is the plenary room: 350 in theatre rows, 180 classroom style and 240 at banquet tables. The Wettiner Salon, furnished in the manner of a council chamber, takes 50 in rows, 40 classroom style, 30 at a U-shaped table and 25 at a block table. The Lounge, the modern room of the house, seats 60 in rows, 40 classroom style, 40 at a U, 30 at a block and 40 for dinner. With three rooms of different sizes, a company can hold a plenary session and two breakout groups in one building, then move to the brewery tap for the evening. Room hire and packages are arranged with the hotel team.
Weddings and receptions
Large wedding parties celebrate in the Kaisersaal, with its restored columns and ornate stucco ceilings. The Wettiner Salon suits a smaller family celebration and the Lounge a more contemporary dinner. Extras the hotel suggests include a horse-drawn carriage ride through the old town and photo shoots at Schloss Klippenstein, in the botanical garden or in the brewhouse of the Radeberger Exportbierbrauerei. Guests can stay the night in the hotel.
Rooms and capacities
Kaisersaal: 350 in rows, 240 banquet, 180 classroom. Wettiner Salon: 50 in rows, 40 classroom, 30 U-shape, 25 block. Lounge: 60 in rows, 40 banquet, 40 classroom, 40 U-shape, 30 block.
Accommodation
The hotel has 25 rooms, enough for speakers, a board or the wedding couple and close family. For wellness, guests are referred to the Sportwelt Radeberg nearby. Larger groups can combine the hotel with other accommodation in Radeberg or Dresden.
Catering
The Radeberger Brauerei-Ausschank im Kaiserhof serves hearty Saxon cooking in a rustic dining room and a beer garden, with themed food days and draught beer certified by the brewery for serving quality. Event menus and drinks are supplied by the house.
History and setting
Radeberg is the home of the Radeberger Exportbierbrauerei, and the Kaiserhof sits at the gate to its old town. The Kaisersaal keeps its restored columns and stucco work, which give a banquet or a conference a period setting.
Getting there
From the A4, take exit 84 Ottendorf-Okrilla and follow the S177 to Radeberg. From Dresden, the road crosses the Dresdner Heide forest. The hotel car park is entered from Dr.-Wilhelm-Külz-Straße. Radeberg has a railway station with trains to Dresden, and Dresden Airport is the nearest airport.
