Seminars and company events
Landhotel Gustav hosts meetings for 2 to 120 people across seven rooms, with 25 bedrooms and a restaurant for 50 on site. The hotel occupies a listed building of the Beelitz Heilstätten, the former sanatorium complex in the forest south of Potsdam.
The rooms range from a 12-square-meter room for four to a hall of about 400 square meters for 120. In between, the Tagungsraum and the Wintergarten, both 125 square meters, take 40 and 50 people, and the hotel describes the Wintergarten's architecture as suited to workshops and talks. The smaller rooms work for board meetings, interviews and breakout groups. Meeting technology is included in the room rate for the Barockzimmer, the Jagdzimmer, the Tagungsraum and the Wintergarten. Catering is planned for each event, from rustic to formal.
The hotel also presents itself as a setting for private celebrations. The site does not describe wedding packages, so organisers planning a wedding should ask the team directly.
Rooms and capacities
Saal, about 400 square meters: up to 120 people.
Wintergarten, 125 square meters: up to 50.
Tagungsraum, 125 square meters: up to 40.
Jagdzimmer, 25 square meters: up to 10.
Frühlingszimmer, 40 square meters: up to 10.
Barockzimmer, 25 square meters: up to 6.
Venedigzimmer, 12 square meters: up to 4.
The site gives maximum capacities only, not figures for each layout, so theatre or classroom numbers are worth confirming with the hotel before booking.
Accommodation
The hotel has 25 rooms in several sizes and categories. All have a private bathroom with shower and toilet, a TV and an iron with ironing board. Some rooms are accessible for guests with disabilities. A holiday house on the hotel grounds has recently been added, which can suit a speaker or a small team staying longer.
Catering
The restaurant seats up to 50. A breakfast buffet opens at 7:00 every day. From Wednesday to Saturday the hot kitchen runs from noon to 8:00 p.m., with shorter hours on Tuesday and Sunday, and it is closed on Mondays. From Sunday evening to Tuesday evening, hotel guests are offered simple plated dishes, and snacks are available through the day. The chef cooks fresh with regional and international produce. Event menus are set with the hotel for each group.
History and setting
The building went up between 1898 and 1902 as part of the Beelitz Heilstätten, a large sanatorium complex laid out in the Beelitz city forest. It was facing demolition when the current owner, Thomas Schielicke, saved it in 1999 and carried out a full renovation. It is now a protected historic building. The forest setting gives groups quiet surroundings away from Berlin and Potsdam.
Getting there
The hotel is at Paracelsusring 2, 14547 Beelitz-Heilstätten, south of Potsdam. Beelitz-Heilstätten station, on the regional line from Berlin, is a short walk away, and Berlin Brandenburg Airport is the nearest airport.
