The Resort Mark Brandenburg hosts conferences for up to 88 people in rows, seminars and workshops in four smaller rooms, and company dinners and evening events for up to 150 in its main restaurant. The resort has 130 rooms and suites on the shore of the Ruppiner See, on the lakeside promenade of Neuruppin, a town north of Berlin in the state of Brandenburg, Germany, and connects to the Fontane Therme thermal spa.
Seminars and company events
The five meeting rooms measure from about 53 to 140 m², and all have windows, some with a view of the lake. The Audimax is the plenary room, with 88 in rows and 54 in a classroom layout. Studio 1 and Studio 2 can be joined into one room of about 140 m² on request. The Lernwerkstatt and the Kreativbox, at 53 m² each, take 30 in rows or 18 in a U-shape for workshops. Team programs make use of the lake: dragon boat team building, trips on the hotel's own catamaran and evenings around fire bowls, with further activities from the event partner Teamgeist. The resort also offers exclusive hire.
Weddings and receptions
The official site does not present a wedding offer. For company dinners, summer parties and receptions, Restaurant Parzival takes up to 150 guests, the Seewirtschaft 60 and the Kaminbar 24. The Seewirtschaft can be reserved exclusively.
Rooms and capacities
Audimax, about 140 m²: 88 rows, 54 classroom, 31 block, 27 U-shape. Studio 1, about 65 m²: 40 rows, 28 classroom, 24 U-shape. Studio 2, about 75 m²: 46 rows, 32 classroom, 24 U-shape. Lernwerkstatt and Kreativbox, about 53 m² each: 30 rows, 22 classroom, 18 U-shape. Ceilings are 3 meters high in the Audimax and studios and 2.5 meters in the two smaller rooms. Restaurant Parzival, 226 m²: 150. Seewirtschaft, 141 m²: 60. Kaminbar, 83 m²: 24.
Accommodation
The 130 rooms and suites look out over the lake or toward the old town. Categories run from Economy and Komfort rooms to Superior rooms with a lake view, junior suites and a Grand Suite, so a seminar group can stay under one roof.
Catering
The resort runs Restaurant Parzival, the Seewirtschaft, which serves regional dishes, the Bistro Seeblick in the spa and the Kaminbar. Meeting breaks and dinners come from the same kitchens.
History and setting
The Fontane Therme is fed by Brandenburg's first state-certified healing spring. It has an indoor pool and two outdoor brine pools, a floating pool and a sauna floating on the lake, themed saunas, a beauty and spa area and a summer meadow. Neuruppin is the birthplace of the writer Theodor Fontane, and its old town lies along the promenade. Friday evening concerts are held in the lobby or on the bar terrace.
Getting there
The address is An der Seepromenade 20, 16816 Neuruppin. By road, take the A24 between Berlin and Hamburg, exit at Neuruppin and follow the B167. The resort can also be reached by train, with regional services from Berlin to Neuruppin. Berlin Brandenburg Airport is the nearest airport.
