Monroeville, PA is ideally suited for hosting small to mid-sized groups for meetings and events
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receptions or functions, as well. Our down- town is vibrant year round, with hundreds of unique and eclectic shops, galleries, restaurants and pubs.”
Amy Simon of Visit Monroeville, the con- vention and visitors bureau of Monroeville, PA, notes that meeting plan- ners coming to her area will enjoy full- service destination management and assistance, plus a variety of meeting venue options in this suburban Pittsburgh com- munity.
"Why pay more for less?” asks Simon. "Visit Monroeville and you'll find first-class hotel accommodations, fine dining, tons of shopping and easy access to all the attractions of downtown Pittsburgh and the Laurel Highlands. The only thing you
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won't find is the downtown prices. When you visit Monroeville, you're right at the center of it all. Located at the junction of the Pennsylvania Turnpike and Interstate- 376, Monroeville is just a short drive to both the city of Pittsburgh and the moun- tains of the Laurel Highlands.”
Simon notes that Monroeville offers plen- ty of convenient options at a range of facilities. 'Want to keep it all under one roof? Many Monroeville hotels offer meet- ing space to accommodate groups, both large and small,” she observes.
"Try the new DoubleTree hotel with 17,000-square feet of meeting space, or the Holiday Inn with 5,700-square feet of meeting space,” Simon continues. “The new Monroeville Convention Center pro-
vides over 100,000 square feet of meeting space and accommodates up to 5,400 attendees.”
For smaller groups, the convention cen- ter's South Exhibit Hall offers flexibility and can be divided into four breakout rooms totaling over 12,000 square feet, "perfect for smaller events in a more inti- mate setting,” notes Simon. In addition, Visit Monroeville can offer convenient shuttle service for guest transport of atten- dees at any of the hotels in the area.
Simon adds that there are many recre- ational opportunities for planners looking to incorporate activities into their meet- ings, or as a way to provide options for their attendees to enjoy before or after their event. "With city attractions includ-
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