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REQUEST PROPOSAL The Woodlands Resort &


Conference Center The Woodlands, Texas


1 CONTACT INFORMATION


2301 N. Millbend Dr. The Woodlands, TX 77380 Sales: 866.472.7431 Director of Sales & Marketing: Tory Enriquez www.woodlandsresort.com


QUICK FACTS Affiliation


Accommodations Singles/Doubles/Suites


Max Group Size (rooms/people) Room Rates


Independent 440


98/284/58 400/800


High $220 - $369 Low $189 - $239


Resort Fee: NA Room Tax: 15% Sales Tax: 8.25%


High Season n Low Season n Shoulder Season Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec


MEETING SPACE Largest Meeting Room


Total Indoor


Total Indoor/Outdoor AMENITIES


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13,500 Sq. Ft. 60,000 Sq. Ft. 64,100 Sq. Ft.


Business: Two business centers, self-service media center, data ports and wireless Internet access, teleconferencing, the latest in audiovisual equipment and experts on-site, and a dedicated conference planning staff.


Recreation: Spa and fitness center, 36 holes of championship golf, 21 tennis courts, volleyball, billiards, 180 miles of nature and bike trails, and a water complex with three swimming pools, waterfall, waterslides, pop-up fountains, dive-in movies and more.


Nearby: The Woodlands Town Center, including shopping, dining, kayaking, performing arts and festivals, plus all of greater Houston.


AIRPORT PROXIMITY George Bush Intercontinental


Airport (IAH)


“The food was excellent, our rooms were large and comfortable, and our meeting rooms were set up just as we asked. The staff was so friendly—they were always smiling and accessible no matter what the job. ” —Ann Crosby


Baker Hughes/US Land


A visionary Texan, George Mitchell, laid out plans for The Woodlands Resort & Conference Center in 1973. Located a half hour north of Houston, today’s conference center combines more than three decades of updating, expansion, and refinement with Mitchell’s original idea of staging meetings in nature, removed from the day-to-day pressures of the urban business environment. Groups convene in more than 60,000


square feet of indoor and outdoor meeting space cushioned by 28,000 acres of lakes and woodlands. The conference center features a 13,500-square- foot Grand Ballroom and 33 meeting rooms— nearly all filled with natural light and flanked by Lake Harrison and forest views. State-of-the-art communications and audiovisual equipment, “18- hour” executive conference chairs, tackable wall surfaces, planner supply kits, complete meeting


packages (CMPs), and dedicated conference managers only scratch the surface of details perfected over 30 years of IACC certification. Between meetings, participants rest easy in 440 business-savvy


18 miles


accommodations, which include rooms and suites on an exclusive concierge floor. They pursue everything from team building to fine dining to pure relaxation at two championship golf courses, indoor and outdoor tennis courts, a spa and fitness facility, a three-pool complex brimming with water features, and over 180 miles of nature and bike trails.


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