The IZOD Center in the Meadowlands hosts a wide variety of public and private events
Northern New Jersey
Northern New Jersey is home to a num- ber of excellent facilities available for hosting meetings and events.
From the state’s bucolic northwestern Skylands Region to the Meadowlands- Liberty region offering views of the New York City skyline, and everything in between, planners will find plenty of options available.
Sussex County
Crystal Springs Resort in Sussex County offers exceptional choices for year-round accommodations set amid a brilliant mountainscape with endless recreation and world-class amenities.
Its Grand Cascades Lodge is the resort's newest resort hotel, blending classic charm and modern sophistication in a gorgeous setting.
Minerals Resort and Spa is an ideal envi- ronment for enjoying a recreation-rich experience, while Mountain Creek offers convenient slopeside accomodations.
This northern New Jersey Conference Center Resort can accommodate a wide range of corporate events, meetings, golf outings, company picnics, reunions or catered affairs.
Offering more than 50,000 square feet of function space, including the new, state- of-the-art NJ Conference Center, Crystal Springs also features array of team build- ing activities and recreational choices, as seven championship golf courses and two award-winning spas call the resort home. Additional opportunities for recre- ation nearby include fishing, boating and horseback just minutes away.
Somerset County
Located in historic Somerset County, the DoubleTree by Hilton Somerset Hotel and Conference Center is an ideal destination for business functions and special events. This full-service hotel has 364 recently renovated guest rooms as well as 52,000-square feet of IACC-approved meeting and banquet space, a business center, two restaurants, a Precor® Fitness Center, outdoor and indoor swim- ming pools, plus tennis and basketball courts on 16 acres.
Middlesex County
The 405-room Hilton East Brunswick fea- tures wireless connectivity in a lobby filled with gardens and fountains. Home to 26,000-square feet of meeting space, on site dining includes a choice of three establishments. Other amenities include a swimming pool, fitness center, wireless Internet access and more.
Nearby attractions and activities include Rutgers University, as well as Princeton University to the south. Downtown New Brunswick is just minutes from the hotel, as are the renowned State Theatre Regional Arts Center at New Brunswick and Forsgate Country Club. For theme park enthusiasts, Six Flags Great Adventure offers fun, excitement and adventure close by, as well.
Meadowlands-Liberty Region
www.stayinthemeadowlands.com
The Meadowlands Liberty Region is a diverse economic and cultural communi- ty that extends from the Statue of Liberty to the George Washington Bridge on the New Jersey Gold Coast, and inland approximately eight miles to the western towns of the Meadowlands district.
Offering world-class natural resources, recreation, professional sports, entertain- ment and conference and exposition facilities, it is uniquely situated against the backdrop of the nearby Manhattan sky- line. The Meadowlands Liberty region is served by Newark Liberty International Airport.
Every hotel in the Meadowlands Region, leading restaurants, convention centers and meeting facilities, as well as hun- dreds of retail stores, are within easy reach of the region’s array of attractions,
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