Postillion Hotel & Convention Centre Wtc Rotterdam

On the Rodezand side of the building lie 7 conference rooms with a maximum capacity of 35 in a u-shape. In fact, 6 of these rooms can be combined to form 3 larger areas accommodating a maximum of 126 people in theater-style seating. The flexible floor plan makes these spaces eminently suitable for a variety of events. Thanks to their location, they also are ideal for use as side halls during a major congress taking place in the Rotterdam Hall, for example. A projection screen and a flipchart easel are standard equipment in all conference rooms.

On the Rodezand side of the building lie 7 conference rooms with a maximum capacity of 35 in a u-shape. In fact, 6 of these rooms can be combined to form 3 larger areas accommodating a maximum of 126 people in theater-style seating. The flexible floor plan makes these spaces eminently suitable for a variety of events. Thanks to their location, they also are ideal for use as side halls during a major congress taking place in the Rotterdam Hall, for example. A projection screen and a flipchart easel are standard equipment in all conference rooms.

On the Rodezand side of the building lie 7 conference rooms with a maximum capacity of 35 in a u-shape. In fact, 6 of these rooms can be combined to form 3 larger areas accommodating a maximum of 126 people in theater-style seating. The flexible floor plan makes these spaces eminently suitable for a variety of events. Thanks to their location, they also are ideal for use as side halls during a major congress taking place in the Rotterdam Hall, for example. A projection screen and a flipchart easel are standard equipment in all conference rooms.

On the Rodezand side of the building lie 7 conference rooms with a maximum capacity of 35 in a u-shape. In fact, 6 of these rooms can be combined to form 3 larger areas accommodating a maximum of 126 people in theater-style seating. The flexible floor plan makes these spaces eminently suitable for a variety of events. Thanks to their location, they also are ideal for use as side halls during a major congress taking place in the Rotterdam Hall, for example. A projection screen and a flipchart easel are standard equipment in all conference rooms.

On the Rodezand side of the building lie 7 conference rooms with a maximum capacity of 35 in a u-shape. In fact, 6 of these rooms can be combined to form 3 larger areas accommodating a maximum of 126 people in theater-style seating. The flexible floor plan makes these spaces eminently suitable for a variety of events. Thanks to their location, they also are ideal for use as side halls during a major congress taking place in the Rotterdam Hall, for example. A projection screen and a flipchart easel are standard equipment in all conference rooms.

On the Meent side of the World Trade Centre building are 4 conference rooms, each of which has its own distinctive ambiance. Stylishly furnished, each of these spaces has a maximum capacity of 25 in u-shape setting, as well as a refreshment table complete with a mini-bar. Translucent panels printed with historic photos of the Beurs-World Trade Center, can be used to obscure the view from the hallway.

On the Meent side of the World Trade Centre building are 4 conference rooms, each of which has its own distinctive ambiance. Stylishly furnished, each of these spaces has a maximum capacity of 25 in u-shape setting, as well as a refreshment table complete with a mini-bar. Translucent panels printed with historic photos of the Beurs-World Trade Center, can be used to obscure the view from the hallway.

On the Meent side of the World Trade Centre building are 4 conference rooms, each of which has its own distinctive ambiance. Stylishly furnished, each of these spaces has a maximum capacity of 25 in u-shape setting, as well as a refreshment table complete with a mini-bar. Translucent panels printed with historic photos of the Beurs-World Trade Center, can be used to obscure the view from the hallway.

It is specially designed wooden furniture gives the Captain’s Lounge the look and feel of a stylish modern boardroom. Pride of place goes to a triangular conference table, which seats 25 persons. The room also has a lounge area, several poseur tables and a refreshment table. The high ceiling and the natural light help create an enjoyable setting for meetings. The Captain’s Lounge is also very suitable to use as a speaker room or VIP Lounge.

The Van Oldenbarnevelt Room is a rectangular hall that has natural light coming in through floor-to-ceiling windows. This room can serve various purposes, such as a plenary meeting room for a maximum of 200 in theatre setting or as a foyer for a meeting in one of the nearby smaller meeting rooms.

The Beurs-WTC Congress & Event Center has four studios on the 2nd floor. The studios can be used for smaller meetings of between 8 and 13 persons. Their seating is arranged in a U-shape. The studios all have natural daylight and open up onto a hallway, access to which can be restricted.

The Beurs-WTC Congress & Event Center has four studios on the 2nd floor. The studios can be used for smaller meetings of between 8 and 13 persons. Their seating is arranged in a U-shape. The studios all have natural daylight and open up onto a hallway, access to which can be restricted.

The Beurs-WTC Congress & Event Center has four studios on the 2nd floor. The studios can be used for smaller meetings of between 8 and 13 persons. Their seating is arranged in a U-shape. The studios all have natural daylight and open up onto a hallway, access to which can be restricted.

The Beurs-WTC Congress & Event Center has four studios on the 2nd floor. The studios can be used for smaller meetings of between 8 and 13 persons. Their seating is arranged in a U-shape. The studios all have natural daylight and open up onto a hallway, access to which can be restricted.

On the 1st floor of the Rodezand side of the World Trade Centre building three meeting rooms are located with a capacity of 15 to 34 persons in U-shape setting. These rooms are named after two of the six co-founder cities of the World Trade Centers Association, namely New York and Tokyo. Together with the city of Rotterdam these cities have formed the base for the current partnership of more than 300 World Trade Centers in the world. Each of the three rooms is flexible to be set-up and has large windows with numerous amounts of daylight coming in. The two New York Rooms can be combined to a larger meeting room by taking out a flexible wall.

Room Staal is located on the 3rd floor of the low rise building of the Beurs-WTC. It is a venue with unrivaled elegance and panoramic views of the Coolsingel, which extends up to the Mauritsweg. The decor and furnishing remind of the early prosperous days. The room was built between 1936 and 1940 and is named after the architect J.F. Staal, designer of the Beurs-WTC building. Room Staal is the former meeting room of the Chamber of Commerce. When the chamber moved, the Staal Room became a multi-functional room with a public function. The room is suitable for business meetings, but also perfect for get-togethers, drinks receptions and parties.

At the ground floor of the Convention Centre, adjacent to the Shipping Hall, the Mees Room II is to be found. This room is located in that part of the World Trade Centre building with a rich trade history. Back in the day, when the World Trade Centre was still operating as an exchange, it was the location of the shipping exchange. With 5 meter high ceilings, choice of colour for the interior and the high glass walls with a view on the Rodezand, this is a very light room with a modern atmosphere. The windows at street side can be blinded to keep direct sunlight out. Mees Room II has a maximum capacity of 126 persons in theatre setting. . The modern look and feel of the room in combination with the large atmospheric lightbulbs from the ceiling also works perfectly for hosting dinners. The maximum capacity is 90 persons seated at round tables for 10.

At the ground floor of the Convention Centre, adjacent to the Shipping Hall, the Mees Room I is to be found. This room is located in that part of the World Trade Centre building with a rich trade history. Back in the day, when the World Trade Centre was still operating as an exchange, it was the location of the shipping exchange. With 5 meter high ceilings, choice of colour for the interior and the high glass walls with a view on the Rodezand, this is a very light room with a modern atmosphere. The windows at street side can be blinded to keep direct sunlight out. Mees Room I has a maximum capacity of 126 persons in theatre setting. . The modern look and feel of the room in combination with the large atmospheric lightbulbs from the ceiling also works perfectly for hosting dinners. The maximum capacity is 90 persons seated at round tables for 10.

At the ground floor of the Convention Centre, adjacent to the Shipping Hall, the Mees Room I is to be found. This room is located in that part of the World Trade Centre building with a rich trade history. Back in the day, when the World Trade Centre was still operating as an exchange, it was the location of the shipping exchange. With 5 meter high ceilings, choice of colour for the interior and the high glass walls with a view on the Rodezand, this is a very light room with a modern atmosphere. The windows at street side can be blinded to keep direct sunlight out. Mees Room I has a maximum capacity of 126 persons in theatre setting. . The modern look and feel of the room in combination with the large atmospheric lightbulbs from the ceiling also works perfectly for hosting dinners. The maximum capacity is 90 persons seated at round tables for 10.

At the ground floor of the Convention Centre, adjacent to the Shipping Hall, the two Mees Rooms are to be found. These rooms are located in that part of the World Trade Centre building with a rich trade history. Back in the day, when the World Trade Centre was still operating as an exchange, it was the location of the shipping exchange. With 5 meter high ceilings, choice of colour for the interior and the high glass walls with a view on the Rodezand, these are very light rooms with a modern atmosphere. The windows at street side can be blinded to keep direct sunlight out. Both Mees Rooms have a maximum capacity of 126 persons in theatre setting. By taking out a flexible wall both rooms can be combined to 1 larger room. In its entirety the Mees Room I&II has a maximum capacity of 252 persons in theatre setting. When doing so, you will make use of 2 large screens, that offer your guests a perfect view at your presentations. Ideal for larger plenary meetings. The modern look and feel of the rooms in combination with the large atmospheric lightbulbs from the ceiling also works perfectly for hosting dinners. The maximum capacity per rooms is 90 seated at round tables for 10. The rooms combined can hold up to 180 persons for a sit down dinner.

On the Rodezand side of the building lie 7 conference rooms with a maximum capacity of 35 in a u-shape. In fact, 6 of these rooms can be combined to form 3 larger areas accommodating a maximum of 126 people in theater-style seating. The flexible floor plan makes these spaces eminently suitable for a variety of events. Thanks to their location, they also are ideal for use as side halls during a major congress taking place in the Rotterdam Hall, for example. A projection screen and a flipchart easel are standard equipment in all conference rooms.

On the Rodezand side of the building lie 7 conference rooms with a maximum capacity of 35 in a u-shape. In fact, 6 of these rooms can be combined to form 3 larger areas accommodating a maximum of 126 people in theater-style seating. The flexible floor plan makes these spaces eminently suitable for a variety of events. Thanks to their location, they also are ideal for use as side halls during a major congress taking place in the Rotterdam Hall, for example. A projection screen and a flipchart easel are standard equipment in all conference rooms.

On the Rodezand side of the building lie 7 conference rooms with a maximum capacity of 35 in a u-shape. In fact, 6 of these rooms can be combined to form 3 larger areas accommodating a maximum of 126 people in theater-style seating. The flexible floor plan makes these spaces eminently suitable for a variety of events. Thanks to their location, they also are ideal for use as side halls during a major congress taking place in the Rotterdam Hall, for example. A projection screen and a flipchart easel are standard equipment in all conference rooms.

On the Rodezand side of the building lie 7 conference rooms with a maximum capacity of 35 in a u-shape. In fact, 6 of these rooms can be combined to form 3 larger areas accommodating a maximum of 126 people in theater-style seating. The flexible floor plan makes these spaces eminently suitable for a variety of events. Thanks to their location, they also are ideal for use as side halls during a major congress taking place in the Rotterdam Hall, for example. A projection screen and a flipchart easel are standard equipment in all conference rooms.

On the Rodezand side of the building lie 7 conference rooms with a maximum capacity of 35 in a u-shape. In fact, 6 of these rooms can be combined to form 3 larger areas accommodating a maximum of 126 people in theater-style seating. The flexible floor plan makes these spaces eminently suitable for a variety of events. Thanks to their location, they also are ideal for use as side halls during a major congress taking place in the Rotterdam Hall, for example. A projection screen and a flipchart easel are standard equipment in all conference rooms.

On the 1st floor of the Rodezand side of the World Trade Centre building three meeting rooms are located with a capacity of 15 to 34 persons in U-shape setting. These rooms are named after two of the six co-founder cities of the World Trade Centers Association, namely New York and Tokyo. Together with the city of Rotterdam these cities have formed the base for the current partnership of more than 300 World Trade Centers in the world. Each of the three rooms is flexible to be set-up and has large windows with numerous amounts of daylight coming in. The two New York Rooms can be combined to a larger meeting room by taking out a flexible wall.

On the 1st floor of the Rodezand side of the World Trade Centre building three meeting rooms are located with a capacity of 15 to 34 persons in U-shape setting. These rooms are named after two of the six co-founder cities of the World Trade Centers Association, namely New York and Tokyo. Together with the city of Rotterdam these cities have formed the base for the current partnership of more than 300 World Trade Centers in the world. Each of the three rooms is flexible to be set-up and has large windows with numerous amounts of daylight coming in. The two New York Rooms can be combined to a larger meeting room by taking out a flexible wall.

On the 1st floor of the Rodezand side of the World Trade Centre building three meeting rooms are located with a capacity of 15 to 34 persons in U-shape setting. These rooms are named after two of the six co-founder cities of the World Trade Centers Association, namely New York and Tokyo. Together with the city of Rotterdam these cities have formed the base for the current partnership of more than 300 World Trade Centers in the world. Each of the three rooms is flexible to be set-up and has large windows with numerous amounts of daylight coming in. The two New York Rooms can be combined to a larger meeting room by taking out a flexible wall.

The Mercurius Hall is the central square located directly in front of the Rotterdam Hall. This 500 m2 hall is perfect for trade fairs and exhibitions. In addition, the Mercurius Hall is often used for receptions, lunches and after-event socializing, in combination with other halls.

The Shipping Hall is an open area directly linked to the Exchange Hall and the Mercurius Hall. Large wooden pivot doors provide access to the Rotterdam Hall. The 600 m2 Shipping Hall lends itself well to a wide variety of events, including trade fairs and exhibitions. On top of that, this hall is often used as a reception area in combination with other halls.