Kellogg Hotel & Conference Center Located on the campus of Michigan State University, the Kellogg Hotel and


Conference Center is ‘Where Hospitality Begins’ in the greater East Lansing area. Kristina Baxendale 55 S Harrison Ave


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East Lansing, MI 48824-1022 www.kelloggcenter.com baxenda1@msu.edu 517-884-2909 Fax: 517-432-1014


Rooms/suites: 160 Meeting space sq. ft.: over 35,000 Meeting rooms: 32 Reception capacity: 35,000 sq. ft. Largest room sq. ft.: Big Ten ABC 12,000


Nearby golf courses: Forest Akers MSU Golf Course Onsite restaurant: State Room Restaurant


lanning the perfect event starts with choosing the best in the business. The accommodations are first-class, and the profes- sionally trained planners of the Kellogg Hotel & Conference Cen- ter will personally make sure you have a well-planned and success- ful event.


Kellogg Hotel & Conference Center has hosted thousands of conferences, seminars and social functions since 1952 and is the perfect setting for a gathering of ten to 1,000. Our thirty-two fully functional meeting rooms offer a total of over 35,000 sq. ft. of flex- ible space including a 300-seat auditorium and a fifty-seat tiered lecture hall. Your audiovisual equipment needs are covered with our exten- sive array of services and most importantly, the staff to make sure your event runs smoothly. From microphones to satellite connec- tions, we’ve got you covered. We also provide a complimentary portable box of office supplies for last minute backups! Our expert sales and banquet staff is waiting to help you plan the perfect event to accommodate your group.


If you’re looking for 4-Star excellence in a hotel near Michigan State University, you’ll find it at Kellogg Center.


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