Missouri Unity Village Great Events Start With a Great Location
Host a high-tech meeting in a natural setting. Unity Village offers city convenience with that far-from- everything feeling.
N Kelly Hatch
Conference and Events Manager 1901 NW Blue Parkway Unity Village, MO 64065-0001 816-251-3533
www.unityvillage.org •
hatchks@unityonline.org
Rooms/suites: 49/1 Meeting rooms: 15
Meeting space sq. ft.: 7,500 Largest room sq. ft.: 3,000 Reception capacity: 300 Golf course nearby: Yes Onsite restaurants: Yes
ature hike at 7. Meeting at 8. Golf break at 2. With so many amenities on our 1,400-acre campus, your guests will enjoy much more than meetings. Unity Village is located 15 miles south of downtown Kansas City. Among the picturesque Mediterranean-style buildings are two large indoor meeting areas. Built in 2007, Unity Village Hotel and Conference Center features a 2,300 sq. ft. meeting space, which seats up to 150 and offers the latest in technology. The newly remodeled Unity Inn is another great location for meetings, banquets and receptions. The open space accommodates up to 300 and can be separated into four smaller rooms. Unity Village also has a large outdoor tent and seating options surrounding the crown jewel of campus - the central courtyard fountains. Ad- jacent to our national award-winning rose garden, in a courtyard lined with trees, are three stunning mirror pools and fountains that stretch the length of a football field.
While enjoying nature, guests can help preserve it. The stylish guest rooms in our LEED-certified “green” hotel include plush queen-size beds, flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi in every room.
Across from the Hotel is the Bookstore and Coffee Shop. Guests also have access to a gym, nature trails, a nine-hole golf course, and an outdoor swimming pool. Shopping, movies and restaurants are within a short driving distance, about five minutes. Ample up-close parking spaces, full ca- tering services and audiovisual support are just a few more features that make Unity Village an ideal location for meeting planners and guests alike.
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