Seminaris CampusHotel Berlin takes conferences, training days and company celebrations for up to 700 people, with 16 meeting rooms, about 1,700 square meters of event space and 186 bedrooms under one roof. The hotel stands at Takustraße 39 in Dahlem, a science and research district in the southwest of Berlin, Germany.
Seminars and company events
The hotel is built for business events. A residential seminar can run from breakfast to the evening program without anyone leaving the site: plenary, workshops, meals and bedrooms are all in the same building. The conference center spreads over three levels and has its own entrance, and it can be booked for exclusive use, which suits a company that wants its own address for a congress or an annual meeting. Breakout and group work zones sit next to the main rooms, so a large group can split into teams and gather again without long walks. The open foyer serves for networking, exhibitions and catering breaks between sessions. The hotel also lists company celebrations among its formats, for an evening after a day of work.
Rooms and capacities
The largest single figure on the official site is 700 people across the 16 meeting rooms. The Play Cube covers 465 square meters and is designed for creative workshops, agile meetings and interactive formats. The open foyer covers 590 square meters and is used for breakouts, exhibitions, networking and catering. Smaller rooms take classroom and U-shape layouts; one of them, Cambridge, is shown set in a U. The site does not publish a capacity for each room, so the events team gives layouts on request.
Accommodation
The hotel has 186 bedrooms in three categories. For a two-day seminar, this means a group of well over one hundred people can sleep where it meets, which removes the morning shuttle and keeps the program on time.
Catering
The restaurant seats 250 guests and has a bar and a terrace. It covers meals for seminar groups and individual guests, and the foyer can host catering breaks during a conference day.
History and setting
The name CampusHotel refers to its setting in Dahlem, a district of research institutes and university buildings, with parks and green areas within walking distance. The hotel belongs to the Seminaris group, which runs conference hotels in Germany, and its meeting pages now appear under the Seminaris Sunday name.
Getting there
The hotel has 140 parking spaces, six of them with charging points for electric cars, and e-bikes can be charged on site. Dahlem is served by the U3 underground line, which links the district to the center of Berlin. Berlin Brandenburg Airport is the nearest airport.
