Liseberg Grand Curiosa Hotel in Gothenburg can host board meetings, seminars and conferences from 6 to 130 people in eleven meeting rooms, with overnight stays in the same building. The hotel stands at Herman Lindholms torg 1, next to the Liseberg amusement park, and Liseberg's sales team also offers meetings in the park and in Lisebergsbyn.
Seminars and company events
Liseberg presents its meetings as a mix of efficiency and play. At Grand Curiosa the rooms come in all sizes, from a small boardroom to a plenary for up to 130 people, in a modern hotel setting. Groups that want a change of scene can hold the meeting in the Liseberg park, with rides, a team challenge and meals in the park restaurants, or in Lisebergsbyn, a green area ten minutes from central Gothenburg that Liseberg suggests for walking breaks and outdoor team activities. Meetings can be booked with or without an overnight stay. Requests go to Liseberg's sales department.
Rooms and capacities
The largest room is Sidensalen, 114 square meters, which seats 130 in cinema layout, 70 in classroom, 56 in islands and 48 in a U shape. Auditoriet, 105 square meters, seats 110 in cinema, 62 in classroom, 36 in islands and 30 in a U shape. Handelskontoret, 103 square meters, seats 99 in cinema, 60 in classroom and 40 in a U shape. Kinoteket, 87 square meters, has 48 fixed cinema seats and room for 16 more. Navigatören, 55 square meters, seats 40 in cinema, 24 in classroom and 14 in boardroom style. Smaller rooms suit board meetings and workshops: Spelsalongen nedre for 10, Lingvisten for 8, Fiadoren and Kaptensrummet for 16 each, and Nästet and Smygen for 6 each.
Accommodation
The hotel is a family hotel, with play rooms, a slide, a pony carousel and a cinema room for children, so it suits a group that brings families or wants a lively setting. Google lists 457 rooms, which we could not confirm on the official pages. A hotel breakfast is served in the Saluhallen hall. Packages with an overnight stay and dinner exist, among them a dinner at the Mei Rose Rooftop Bar and Bistro.
Catering
Groups can eat in the Liseberg restaurants during a park meeting. Breakfast is served in the Saluhallen, open to hotel guests and to others. The pages we read do not describe conference catering in detail, so ask the sales team for options.
History and setting
The hotel opened as part of the Liseberg complex and looks onto the park, which is the main leisure attraction of Gothenburg. The setting is lively, so it suits teams that want a social event around the meeting rather than a quiet retreat.
Getting there
The hotel is at Herman Lindholms torg 1, 412 63 Gothenburg, by the Liseberg park entrance area. The pages we read give no transport details, so ask for directions when you plan arrivals.
