Where history sets the scene
Grand Hotel Majestic “già Baglioni”
From 16th-century Venetian rooms with original details to contemporary meeting spaces, the Grand Hotel Majestic “già Baglioni” offers seven distinctive settings for meetings and events. Three historic rooms preserve original decorations and chests, while four modern spaces provide a contemporary alternative, all benefiting from natural light and advanced technical facilities.
Sala Europa - 74m²
Sala Europa, also known as the Camerino d’Europa, is a remarkable 16th-century setting for book presentations, meetings and intimate events for up to 60 guests. Its frescoed walls, attributed to the Carracci brothers, make it one of the hotel’s most distinctive historic spaces.
Stalls: 60 pax
Horseshoe: 30 pax
Classroom: 35 pax
Single table: 30 pax
Cocktail: 80 pax
Sala Rinascimento - 118m²
Sala Rinascimento, one of the hotel’s largest meeting spaces, accommodates up to 100 guests in a bright, contemporary setting. Natural light and advanced technology make it suited to conferences, work meetings, cultural and product presentations, and training sessions.
Stalls: 100 pax
Horseshoe: 55 pax
Classroom: 70 pax
Single table: 55 pax
Banquet: 60 pax
cocktail: 120 pax
Foyer & Galleries - 106m²
The meeting galleries, reached via a monumental staircase from the hotel hall, offer an elegant setting for coffee breaks, cocktails, buffets, receptions, fashion shows, photo shoots and private events. Historic details and welcoming internal terraces provide a distinctive backdrop, with the terraces also available for relaxation and dedicated catering.
Enoteca Morandi - 39m²
The hotel’s historic wine cellar, now Enoteca Morandi, pays tribute to the celebrated Bolognese painter Giorgio Morandi. An intimate setting for private dining and gastronomic experiences, it celebrates Bolognese cuisine through dedicated menus paired with a cellar of around 300 Italian and international wines.
Single table: 22 pax
The 19th and 20th Century Rooms
The 19th and 20th Century Rooms offer a distinctive setting for private lunches and dinners, corporate events and meetings. Early 20th-century trompe-l’œil paintings and a rooftop solarium, open during the warmer months, add character to these recently renovated spaces, now connected to the hotel’s dining areas.