Ruths Hotel stands at Hans Ruths Vej 1 in Gl. Skagen, at the northern tip of Denmark, and hosts meetings, conferences, weddings and company dinners for up to 120 guests. Six named spaces are offered for meetings, from a restored rescue station to an octagonal pavilion facing the sea, and private dining can be added in every location.
Seminars and company events
The hotel runs a meeting offer under its own heading, with a choice of catering packages and modern audiovisual equipment. All meeting spaces except Det Gule Hus have AV, fast Wi-Fi, and a whiteboard or flipchart with markers. Det Gule Hus, a yellow house, can be rented as a meeting room together with its three bedrooms, and has no AV. The hotel also has a wellness area and a tasting program, which organisers can combine with a working day.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings, birthdays and anniversaries are hosted in the hotel's reception rooms, above all Dagmarsalen. The hotel's own text describes a seated dinner, a reception or an evening with dancing, with the kitchen and a dedicated team following the host from the first meeting to the last toast. The hotel also lists a fish and shellfish buffet and New Year's Eve as larger events held in the same space.
Rooms and capacities
Dagmarsalen is the main hall. It takes up to 100 guests at events. For meetings, school-style seating holds just over 40, and a U-shape holds 27. A screen lowers from the ceiling, and the room can be divided. Next door, the restaurant Okê holds up to 32 alone, and up to 120 together with Dagmarsalen. Tjærehuset, a modern room built onto the old rescue house from 1850, holds 28 with full AV. Redningshuset, the preserved rescue station that is now a small museum, seats 15 on each side of a long table. Pavillonen is an octagonal room overlooking the yellow houses of Gl. Skagen and the sea. A wine room is kept for tastings and small events.
Accommodation
The hotel offers double rooms, junior suites, junior suites with a bathtub, the Dagmar suite and an apartment, besides Det Gule Hus. The number of bedrooms is not stated on the pages we reviewed.
Catering
Meals come from the hotel's own restaurants: Okê, Ruths Brasserie, Café Ingrid and the bar. Meeting packages, private dining and larger buffets are available to groups.
History and setting
Ruths is a seaside hotel, and Dagmarsalen keeps wood floors, Wegner chairs and portraits of the Ruth family. The rescue station dates from 1850. Gl. Skagen is the old part of Skagen, with its yellow houses.
