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Grand Royal Hotel in the centre of Chernivtsi offers two fully equipped conference halls for rent, suitable for any business event — from a small negotiation to a conference with up to 95 participants. It’s a convenient solution for companies looking for a hall for a training, seminar, presentation, or corporate event in Chernivtsi who want to combine work with hotel service in one place.

Large Conference Hall: Up to 95 People

The large hall is suitable for conferences, forums, corporate events, large-scale presentations, and training programmes. It is equipped with multimedia technology, professional lighting, a high-quality sound system, and fast Wi-Fi. Flexible layout allows seating in “classroom”, “theatre”, or “round table” format, depending on the event. Rental — from 800 UAH/hour.

Small Conference Hall: Up to 25 People

The small hall is an ideal option for negotiations, interviews, strategic sessions, staff training, and small workshops. Its intimate atmosphere supports focused work, while a projector, sound equipment, and stable Wi-Fi ensure comfort for any type of meeting. Rental — from 500 UAH/hour.

Equipment and Features of Both Halls

Every conference hall at Grand Royal is equipped with air conditioning, a projector with screen, microphones, a sound system, convenient lighting, and flexible furniture arrangement. This allows the space to be adapted for a formal conference as well as an informal training session or workshop.

What Events Are Grand Royal’s Conference Halls Suitable For

Business negotiations and partner meetings, corporate trainings and educational programmes, seminars and workshops, product and service presentations, conferences and forums, interviews and team strategy sessions.

Additional Services for Event Participants

Winter reveals a completely different side of Chernivtsi than summer does. Snow-dusted roofs of Austrian-era buildings, Christmas lights on Tsentralna Square, and a puff of frosty air rising from a cup of something hot at a street café create a special atmosphere you simply won’t find in warmer months. If you’re planning a winter weekend in the capital of Bukovyna, here’s where to go and what to see so you stay warm and fall even more in love with the city.

Why Visit Chernivtsi in Winter

In winter there are noticeably fewer tourists in the city, which means calm walks without queues at the main landmarks and the chance to take your time admiring architecture that summer crowds often block from view. Snow on the cobblestones of the historic centre and illuminated facades after dark give the city a fairy-tale look, especially in December, when the Christmas decorations go up.

The Metropolitan’s Residence in Winter Dress

The city’s main architectural gem is the former Residence of Bukovinian and Dalmatian Metropolitans, today part of Chernivtsi National University and a UNESCO World Heritage site. In winter, the residence’s inner courtyard, covered in snow, looks especially picturesque in photos, and guided tours of the halls still run during the cold season — it’s worth checking the schedule in advance, as it may be shorter in winter.

The Christmas Market and Tsentralna Square

Every December, Tsentralna Square gets its New Year tree and a small market selling hot drinks, sweets, and souvenirs from local craftspeople. It’s a great spot to warm up with a mulled wine and soak in the pre-holiday mood alongside the locals.

Cosy Cafes for When You Get Cold

In winter it’s worth planning your walk with breaks in warm places. Olha Kobylianska Street and the surrounding lanes are known for small cafes with homemade pastries — the perfect spot to wait out the frost and continue your route with renewed energy.

Museums and Galleries: A Backup Plan for Bad Weather

If a snowstorm hits, winter Chernivtsi still has plenty to offer: the Art Museum, the City History Museum, and several small private galleries let you spend half a day in the warmth while getting to know Bukovyna’s culture.

Where to Stay for a Comfortable Winter Weekend