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treatments. From here guests can enjoy spectacular views of The Hotel Hershey’s gardens and nearby mountain ranges.
When it is time to get down to business, Hershey offers many function spaces and configurations for meetings and events between The Hotel Hershey and Hershey Lodge. Together these properties offer more than 900 guest rooms and over 125,000 square feet of meeting space.
Groups meeting here also have the use of Hershey Destination Services, which offers unmatched access to Hershey and can guide groups through multiple ven- ues, numerous services and endless entertainment options.
From the logistics of group transportation to finding a keynote speaker, Bann and Cecala assert that Hershey Destination Services can coordinate and execute seamless solutions throughout the length of any group’s stay at the resort.
Stephani Bann, group sales and member- ship manager for The Spa at The Hotel Hershey, and Jill Cecala, director of Northeast sales and marketing for Hershey Meetings, discuss the many options available at Hershey Resorts that provide guests with a chance to unwind.
According to Bann and Cecala, The Spa at The Hotel Hershey is a three-story, 35,000- square foot full-service European-style spa that overlooks The Hotel Hershey’s formal gardens and reflecting pools. Its exterior architecture mirrors the original historic hotel in style and color. The inte- rior décor is inspired by High Point, once home to Milton S. Hershey and his wife, Catherine.
The spa also includes dining facilities at The Oasis, a spa guest-only lounge and restaurant. “Guests can relax and refresh
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in the comfort of their spa robes while surrounded by Marrakech-inspired tiles, multi-colored crystal chandeliers and overstuffed lounge furniture.”
Adjacent to the restaurant is The Oasis Lounge, which is an intimate and beauti- ful new space offering opportunities for rest and relaxation. It provides a sanctu- ary-like retreat and is the perfect place to gather with groups, note Bann and Cecala.
The Spa at The Hotel Hershey also offers fitness and wellness opportunities, includ- ing a sauna, steam room, Jacuzzi, indoor swimming pool and a fitness center. Also part of the experience is an aromatherapy inhalation room and silent relaxation room (known as The Quiet Room). It is described as a warm, rich haven where guests can relax before, during and after
Cecala and Bann also note how groups can incorporate The Spa at The Hotel Hershey into their on site functions. “Corporate groups of 20 to 200 have used the spa for new product launches, team building events, networking events and seasonal parties. Spa services also can be incorporated into meeting and event breaks. Designed to leave attendees refreshed and energized, such options can include aromatherapy, chair and hand massages, and stretching and breathing exercises facilitated by a Yoga instructor.”
Groups can enjoy all the fun and excite- ment of Hersheypark, which includes 11 roller coasters, six water rides, live enter- tainment, food and more. Hershey's ZooAmerica is an 11-acre walk-through zoo featuring over 200 wild animals and living plants from five regions of North America. The Antique Auto Museum at Hershey is home to many unique vehicles from the early days of motoring, and fea- tures several changing exhibits through- out the year.
Hershey Resorts also play host to live con- certs, performances and sporting events. Visitors will be captivated by Hershey's Chocolate World, as well, and they can
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