Villa Ingrid hosts meetings, workshops, conferences and company events for 4 to 50 people in a listed villa in Weimar. It also offers rooms and apartments for overnight guests, and its team assembles menus, buffets and a side program on request. The villa is at Gutenbergstraße 1, in a quiet villa district of the city.
Seminars and company events
The official site presents the house as a conference hotel, with conference rooms for 4 to 50 people and a fireplace room for smaller or informal sessions. Modern technology and personal support are mentioned for running an event smoothly. Sports and cultural activities in the house offer a break between sessions. A library and a cafeteria give participants places to step away from the main room.
The villa also hosts customer events and company parties. Salon evenings and small concerts take place there regularly, which shows how the historic rooms work for receptions and evening programs.
Rooms and capacities
The event rooms are in the historic part of the villa. The Entrée serves as the arrival space. Room 1 is the Salon and Room 2 is the Gartenzimmer, the garden room. In addition there are a fireplace room, a library and a cafeteria. The park-like garden is part of the offer. The site gives a range of 4 to 50 people for the conference rooms, but it does not list a capacity for each room, so organizers should ask for the figure by layout when they send a request.
Accommodation
Comfortable rooms and apartments are available on site, furnished in a classic style and equipped with modern amenities. The number of bedrooms is not stated on the pages read, so groups should confirm how many guests can stay in the house.
Catering
The team puts together menus and buffets on request and can add an accompanying program. The pages read do not describe a restaurant or name a chef.
History and setting
The villa is a listed building in a quiet villa quarter of Weimar. The city center and its parks with cultural monuments are a walk of about 5 to 10 minutes away. Weimar has two entries on the UNESCO World Heritage List, Classical Weimar and the Bauhaus Sites, and more than 20 museums among about 65,000 residents. The house also organizes cultural trips in the region.
Getting there
The site gives about two and a half hours from Munich, Frankfurt or Berlin, by traveling through the ICE rail hub at Erfurt. The center of Weimar is reachable on foot from the villa. Participants who arrive by train can plan the last stretch with the team, which answers requests by phone and e-mail.
