Overview of the Kurhaus rooms

Rooms
 size in m²
Seats
655,65
524 - 966
295,30
232
292,34
150
89,54
80
83,80
75
87,10
80
93,60
90
Meeting room 3
 35,20
10
375,60
149
Office 1
 30,30
12
Office 2
 14,70
 
Office 3
 19,40
 
Rotunda ( (The Rotunda can only be booked shortly in advance: 2 weeks before the event)

Kursaal: 655,65 m² Art Nouveau elegance

The Kursaal offers :

approximately 1,000 seats (for concert seating)
800 seats for conferences,
400 seats for conferences with tables
extendable platform: 12 m wide and 11 m. deep
latest technology, Steinway Model D concert grand piano
 Kursaal - concert
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Kursaal - tables
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Elegant surroundings

conference seating facilities from 200-750, depending on the arrangement of the tables
restaurant, café and cake shop

Pavillon des Fleurs: 295,30 m²

The Pavillon des Fleurs is ideal for large family functions, weddings, company celebrations, and fashion shows, it offers: 220-240 seats (for concert seating)
stage: 7 x 4 m, height 60 cm (Size and height adjustable)
latest technology, Steinway Model D concert grand piano
 120-300 seats depending on tables and furnishings


 Pavillon des Fleurs - tables
Foto:Tappeiner

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Lentner room: 292,34 m²

The Lentner Room is particularly suitable for exhibitions and dinners on a smaller scale.

Conference room: 83,80 m²

The Conference room offers:
75 seats for concert seating
32-70 seats depending on tables and furnishing
stage:4 x 2 m, height 40 cm (size and height adjustable)
modern technology
Foto:Tappeiner

Foto:Tappeiner

Meeting room 1: 87,10 m² (see picture)
Meeting room 2: 93,60 m²

The Meeting rooms each offer:
80-84 seats for conference seating
30-80 seats depending on tables and furnishing
the two rooms together offer accommodation for a maximum of 133 people
 modern technology

Czerny room: 375 m²

The Czerny Room is particularly suitable for exhibitions and dinners on a smaller scale.
Foto:Tappeiner

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The Ohmann room: 99 m²

The Kurhaus was built according to the plans of the famous Vienna "Ringstrasse" architect, Friedrich Ohmann. The Ohmann Room, used mainly for conferences, small congresses and receptions, is named after him.

The Rotunda:

The Rotunda consists of three floors: the entrance hall from Freiheitsstrasse, with the cloakroom in the basement, which offers the possibility of organising a congress office; the level where you enter the Kurhaus from the Promenade; and, the mezzanine on the upper floor.

The architect, Friedrich Ohmann, was so fascinated by the new effects made possible by electric light that he wanted to offer visitors a "starlit sky" by means of an arrangement of numerous small lamps. These are accompanied by an array of columns in artificial marble, reflecting a different colour on each floor. The mirrors give the hall a spacious elegance

 Rotunde - Foto: vergrößern
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