The Hotel Kieler Yacht-Club takes weddings, company events, meetings and private celebrations for up to 250 people, in four rooms that look onto the Kiel Fjord. The hotel stands at Kiellinie 70 in Kiel, the waterfront promenade where yachts and cruise ships pass in front of the terrace, and it has its own bedrooms upstairs.
Seminars and company events
The house works for both small and large business formats. The Schifferstube holds up to 12 people and suits a board meeting, a workshop or a strategy session. The Kaisersaal and the Kommodoresaal take conferences, product launches and company parties, and the Kommodoresaal can serve as a separate break or dinner area during a meeting in the Kaisersaal. The hotel publishes meeting packages and also arranges a supporting program on request. The bar can open or close the day, or host the whole event.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are a main activity. The Kaisersaal is the room for the dinner, and the Kommodoresaal next door can take the aperitif or the dance floor. For couples who want a civil ceremony by the sea, the hotel works with the Strandhotel Strande, where beach ceremonies take place on a sandy spot overlooking the Strander Bucht, organized with the local registry office. A shuttle can then bring guests to the Kiel venue for the reception.
Rooms and capacities
The Kaisersaal covers 200 square meters under a ceiling about 7 meters high and seats up to 150 guests. It can be combined with the Kommodoresaal, 100 square meters for up to 60 guests, for larger groups. The Schifferstube takes up to 12. The bar has its own interior and a view over the fjord. The venue states an overall capacity of up to 250 people.
Accommodation
The hotel has bedrooms in the same building, and no two are alike, from luxury rooms to large suites. Guests can watch the yachts from their rooms or from the terrace. Wedding parties and meeting delegates can stay on site, which removes the need for transfers after a late dinner.
Catering
Food is prepared by the in-house kitchen team, with trained service staff for receptions, dinners and meeting breaks. Menus are set with the hotel for each event.
History and setting
The name of the Kaisersaal recalls the imperial celebrations once held in the house, which is tied to the Kiel Yacht Club and its sailing tradition. The terrace faces the Kiel Fjord, one of the busiest sailing waters in northern Germany, and the view of passing ships is part of every event here.
Getting there
The hotel is on the Kiellinie, the promenade along the western shore of the fjord, north of the city center. The address is Kiellinie 70, 24105 Kiel. The hotel is operated by KYC Hospitality GmbH.
