Three meeting rooms
- a wide range of possibilities
We will happily prepare an offer for you to meet at the Pavco Hotel in 2025.
Don't hesitate to get in touch with us.
E-mail: bankiety@hotel-pavco.pl
Telefon: +48 508 334 155
We offer three multi-functional rooms:
- Konstancji*
- Konrada*
- Club
Intimate and stylish. We dare to say that these are the most representative meeting rooms available in Gorzów hotels.
Depending on your needs, we will efficiently arrange them for a conference, training, meeting or presentation space.
The rooms have an area of 40 to 74 square meters.
Air-conditioned, fully darkened, equipped with comfortable furniture and necessary AV equipment.
Comfortable, pretty, prestigious, classy.
| Name | Floor | Area | Dimensions |
| Konstancji | Second floor | 74 sqm. (797 sqft) | 7,8 x 9,5 m |
| Konrada | Ground floor | 50 sqm. (538 sqft) | 7,0 x 7,1 m |
| Klubowa | Ground floor | 40 sgm. (431 sqft) | 4,5 x 9,3 m |
Rooms: Konrada and Klubowa - can be connected with internal doors.
| Room | Theatre | U-shape | School |
| Konstancji | 55 | 42 | 37 |
| Konrada | 49 | 20 | 23 |
| Klubowa | 36 | 24 | 23 |
These are the capacities for selected arrangements. There are more possibilities.
Please get in touch with us at bankiety@hotel-pavco.pl
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Training, conference, corporate event
We can accommodate up to 55 participants in our rooms:
29 people in single rooms,
18 people in double rooms,
8 people in a studio room, two lofts and an apartment.
Banquet - when we accommodate couples
When two people can sleep in a double bed, we can accommodate up to 80 people:
4 single rooms,
38 double rooms.
We do not use extra beds in the hotel.
* The area of today's Gorzów Wielkopolski was the dowry of Konstancja - the daughter of Przemysł I, Duke of Greater Poland, married to Margrave Konrad of Brandenburg. In 1255, when Constance was still a minor, she was engaged to Konrad, her contemporary, the son of Margrave John I of Brandenburg. The wedding took place in 1260.