The Nordsee Hotel Bremerhaven Fischereihafen organizes conferences and seminars for up to 150 participants, plus private celebrations, group events and banquets for up to 80 guests. It is a four-star hotel with 116 bedrooms and four meeting rooms with daylight, located at Am Schaufenster 7 in the former fishing port of Bremerhaven.
Seminars and company events
The hotel states that conferences and meetings with up to 150 participants are handled on site. Smaller meetings in a close circle are described as discreet and personally supervised. The four meeting rooms all have natural light, which suits full-day workshops and training sessions. Two pairs of rooms can be joined, so a group can start in a plenary and split into two working rooms, or the reverse.
Weddings and receptions
The hotel does not describe a wedding offer. It does host private celebrations, group events and banquets, with up to 80 seats in the banquet rooms of the house. A company dinner, an anniversary or a family reception fits this format.
Rooms and capacities
Four rooms are named after places on the North Sea coast. Helgoland measures 43 square meters and holds up to 24 people. Kapitän Warrings also measures 43 square meters and holds up to 24 people. These two can be combined. Cuxhaven measures 58 square meters and holds up to 40 people. Bremerhaven measures 53 square meters and holds up to 25 people. These two can also be combined. The hotel does not publish layout-by-layout figures, so ask for theater, classroom or banquet counts when you send your request.
Accommodation
The hotel has 116 bedrooms and a four-star standard. It is wheelchair accessible and offers free Wi-Fi. Paid parking is available directly at the hotel. A separate parking offer exists for cruise passengers, which can matter for groups arriving by ship.
Catering
The hotel runs a breakfast service and organizes meals for its meetings and banquets. Menus and meeting packages are agreed with the team. The Forum Fischbahnhof next door houses the Seefischkochstudio and a café, and other restaurants are listed on the hotel site for evening plans.
History and setting
The hotel stands next to the Forum Fischbahnhof, which also houses the Theater im Fischereihafen. The area is called Am Schaufenster and is built in red brick, restored from the former fishing port. From the pier you see museum ships and the lighthouse. The setting is calm and close to the city, with a view of old trawler harbor life that gives a group a clear local anchor for a team day.
Getting there
The hotel is in the Fischereihafen district of Bremerhaven, on the North Sea coast. Directions are given on the hotel website, and the front desk can be reached by phone for access questions. Because parking is paid and on site, organizers should plan arrival details for drivers and for any coach groups in advance.
