Romantik Hotel am Brühl takes seminars and workshops for up to 60 people and weddings for up to 56 guests, split between the hotel and Le Mariage, a villa opposite that serves as its event location. The hotel occupies a group of listed buildings at Billungstraße 11 in Quedlinburg, inside the town's medieval World Heritage site in the Harz.
Seminars and company events
The hotel has three meeting rooms. The largest holds up to 60 people and suits presentations. A smaller room in the Le Mariage villa takes up to 12, with an 86-inch smartboard and a built-in video conferencing camera, and breaks there move out into the villa's garden. Fast Wi-Fi, flipcharts and Metaplan boards are available, and layouts include classroom, U-shape, boardroom, circle and rows. Day packages include the technology and coffee breaks, and lunch or dinner can be a buffet or a plated meal. Multi-day events can be booked with overnight stays. For an evening program, the hotel arranges guided walks through the old town, including night tours, and team activities through its GemeinsamAktiv program.
Weddings and receptions
Le Mariage is a historic villa with a modern interior and a park garden that the wedding party can use exclusively. It hosts weddings for up to 56 guests. Civil and free ceremonies take place in the villa's bright conservatory, so the ceremony, the reception and the dinner can stay in one house. The villa has its own bar and a bridal suite fitted out for the purpose, and further guests stay in the hotel across the street. The team holds open days for couples who want to see the rooms.
Rooms and capacities
Besides the meeting rooms, the villa has a hall for up to 40 people and can sleep up to ten guests. The Le Mariage restaurant also opens for private fine dining for 10 to 20 guests, with menus of up to seven courses, which suits a board dinner or a small client evening.
Accommodation
Rooms come in Klassik and Comfort categories, plus suites, apartments and a holiday apartment. The hotel does not publish its total number of rooms. A color-light sauna can be booked in 90-minute slots between the afternoon and late evening.
Catering
Food and service come from the hotel's own kitchen and restaurant. Chef Sebastian Lorenz and his team cook at Le Mariage, which opens by reservation. The Weinstube am Brühl serves dinner from Monday to Saturday, and the Kaminlounge has a bar with an open fireplace that stays open late. Breakfast is a buffet.
History and setting
The hotel has operated since the buildings were restored in 1992. The ensemble joins a half-timbered house from a former seed-breeding business, a late 19th-century palace that once housed the Harz liqueur factory where the Harzgeist liqueur originated, and a stable building with Prussian vaulted ceilings and cast-iron columns. The owner is Claudia Wiese, and the hotel belongs to the Romantik Hotels group.
Getting there
The hotel is at Billungstraße 11, 06484 Quedlinburg, within walking distance of the old town. Quedlinburg has its own railway station.
