The Kurhaus in Hall in Tirol hosts seminars, conferences, gala dinners and concerts for up to 680 guests, with a main hall of 330 square meters and a seminar room of 140 square meters. It is run by Salzraum Hall as an exclusive-use venue, so only one event takes place at a time.
Seminars and company events
The Großer Saal is a fully equipped conference room. For a seminar it seats 386 people in rows on the floor and 94 more in the gallery, 480 in total. A parliamentary layout takes 130 people and a U-shape 60. The official site lists 360 guests for conferences and 260 for gala dinners. The stage measures 8.5 by 5.5 meters and is 0.9 meters high, with stage lighting, a projector and 6 by 4 meter screen, a sound system with wireless microphones, a lectern and dimmable room lighting.
The Kleiner Saal suits workshops and smaller programs. It seats up to 120 in rows, 70 in a parliamentary layout and 30 in a U-shape. It comes with sound, a 4 by 2 meter projection, two flipcharts and two pinboards. The room can be divided.
Rooms and capacities
Three areas make up the building. The Großer Saal covers 330 square meters. The Kleiner Saal covers 140 square meters. The foyer covers 180 square meters and includes a cloakroom and accreditation space; it can also host an exhibition. The atrium, on the same level as both halls, holds the bar and serves for coffee breaks. Sliding walls open the Großer Saal completely toward the atrium. The building is step-free.
Accommodation
The Parkhotel Hall is connected to the Kurhaus by a direct passage. Guests of a multi-day event can stay there. The official site does not state a number of bedrooms.
Catering
Food and drink are provided by the Parkhotel Hall, which runs the atrium. Buffets and a drinks station can be set up there. The venue also names partner caterers, Hafele Catering and Catering Schulz, along with technical and furnishing suppliers. Event technology can be chosen freely, and free Wi-Fi is available. A fixed internet line can be arranged on request.
History and setting
The Kurhaus opened in 1930 and offered treatments using brine from the Halltal. Since 1979 it has served as a venue for concerts and company events. You enter from the spa park into a reception hall with marble columns and colored Art Nouveau windows, then climb a red carpet to the halls. Salzraum Hall also operates two other venues in the town, the Salzlager and Burg Hasegg, so a larger program can combine sites.
Getting there
The Kurhaus is reached easily from the motorway and by public transport. The Obere Stadt underground car park is close by. The venue's team supports planning and is on site during the event.
