The hotels in Bremen, Bremerhaven, Kiel, Lübeck, Travemünde, Wilhelmshaven, Münster, Essen, Heidelberg, Munich, on the island of Sylt and in Lech am Arlberg (AT) offer the perfect setting for group travelling. From design hotels to private hotels and conference hotels, ATLANTIC Hotels pursue a common goal: only the best for the guest.
In addition to individual hotels to suit every taste, the ATLANTIC Hotels also offer specially designed supporting programmes. Every group holiday is a special experience. When planning a trip, the ATLANTIC Hotels attach particular importance to personal and individual advice.
Whether guests decide to follow in the footsteps of the Brothers Grimm or visit one of the award-winning museums, they will be amazed by the diversity of the Hanseatic city. In Wilhelmshaven, on the other hand, you can go on an unforgettable mudflat cruise to explore the fascinating world of the Wadden Sea. This break can be perfectly combined with a stop at the UNESCO Wadden Sea Visitor Centre. The maritime charm of the state capital of Kiel is best experienced on a harbour tour from the water. The Baltic Sea coast attracts visitors with other diverse experiences: The Hanseatic city of Lübeck, the home of marzipan, invites you to explore the historic city centre. In Essen, guests can discover open-cast mining relics or explore the green city by bike. Speaking of bikes: cycling fans will get their money's worth in Münster, the cycling capital - for example on the back seat of a rickshaw. Rides on the Neckar, castle tours and the flair of the old town will delight all visitors to Heidelberg. Our 4*S hotel offers a fantastic view of the city from its restaurant on the 15th floor.
The hotels in Bremerhaven, Travemünde, Munich, on the island of Sylt and in Lech am Arlberg offer special experiences for small groups.
Coming Soon: You can already look forward to the new openings of our ATLANTIC Hotels in Erfurt and Frankfurt am Main as well as at Lake Tegernsee.
Meet the ATLANTIC Hotels at the RDA Group Travel Expo 2025 in Cologne at stand F38.