“Weofferpersonalizedattentiontoallofour
groupsandworkcloselywitheveryoneto
makesureeachexperienceisspecial. We
areabletocustomizeeachevent,corporate
orsocial,totheguest’sspecificneeds.”
O.MariellaBlanco•NassauInn,Princeton
groups studying the leadership lessons
from the Battle of Gettysburg; they all
have one thing in common and that is
they want more than just a facility at
which to host their event. They want one
that offers an experience and a connec-
tion to history.”
And, as Howat observes, for meeting or
event goers, the memorable setting they
get at a boutique facility and the benefits
such venues offer aren’t restricted to the
attendees alone. They extend to the
event and meeting planners, as well.
“When people host events at our historic
hotels or other interesting venues, more
people attend. This is a very important
factor to keep in mind, especially if you
want a successful gathering.”
W
With many varied options avail-
able to suit a wide range of tastes
and budgets, planners are sure to
be able to find just the right bou-
tique-style venue for their specific
group.
When choosing a boutique prop-
erty, planners will find that many
venues in this genre share a num-
ber of benefits and advantages.
However, despite certain com-
monalities, every one of these
properties has its own unique
story to tell, and each has a dis-
tinct personality all its own.
Kristin Zeller is a freelance writer, and also
works in the Special Events Office for the
Philadelphia Phillies at Citizens Bank Park in
Philadelphia,PA.
215-218-5100,kzeller@phillies.com
Mid-Atlantic EVENTS Magazine 19
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