Hotel Koldingfjord hosts seminars, conferences and company parties for up to 300 guests, with 152 bedrooms on site. The hotel stands at Fjordvej 154 in Kolding, Denmark, between a forest and the fjord. A conference team plans each event with the organiser, and the meeting rooms range from a room for 10 people to a hall for 300.
Seminars and company events
Meetings are the core of the offer. The hotel has a dedicated conference team of six people, including a hotel manager, a relations manager and four conference coordinators, who follow a request from the first call to the last session. Organisers can also use Conference Manager, the hotel's planning tool, to prepare the event online. The conference pages list meeting packages, company parties and a take-over format for company events. Ask the team what the take-over covers if exclusive use of the hotel matters for your group.
Rooms and capacities
The largest room is Magnoliesalen, 266 square meters, with a stated maximum of 300 people. Bøgesalen I measures 135 square meters for up to 200, and Bøgesalen II measures 63 square meters for up to 54. Combined, the two Bøgesalen rooms offer 210 square meters for up to 250.
Smaller rooms include Room 625 (104 square meters, up to 100), Room 605 (88 square meters, up to 80), Room 602 (36 square meters, up to 36), Room 311 (24 square meters, up to 10) and the Ditzel lounge (46 square meters, up to 22). The hotel describes its rooms as bright, with modern audiovisual equipment, from large halls with high ceilings to small rooms with fjord views. The figures above are maximums per room. Capacities by layout, such as theatre or banquet, are in a PDF the hotel publishes, so request it before choosing a format.
Accommodation
The hotel has 152 bedrooms. They are spread across the main building, two buildings named Christian and Dagmar, and the properties Skovly, Granly and Fjordglimt. Room types include double rooms, smaller double rooms with a view, single rooms with a view, family rooms, junior suites with a balcony, executive rooms and designer suites.
Granly and Fjordglimt, in the former nursing museum, was renovated and now offers 20 rooms and apartments furnished with Finn Juhl design, each with a south-facing terrace. Staying on site lets a group keep sessions, meals and overnight stays on one property.
History and setting
The hotel presents itself as historic surroundings with high guest comfort, set between forest and fjord. The grounds border a protected forest of 28 hectares, with direct view of and access to Kolding Fjord. Bedrooms combine classical architecture with Danish design, and the original buildings are respected. A separate venue called Louisehøj is linked from the hotel's site and has its own website.
Getting there
The address is Fjordvej 154, 6000 Kolding. The official site does not state distances to the station or the airport, so confirm transfers and parking with the conference team when you plan arrivals.
