Greater Wilmington, Delaware
meeting space, which can accom- modate up to 1,200 attendees.
Located on the University of Delaware campus in nearby Newark, Clayton Hall Conference Center has a 500-seat auditorium, a 7,200 square foot exhibit area, 7,000 square foot general session space, business center and the flexibility of breakout rooms that can accommo- date 10 to 600 attendees. It is adja- cent to the Courtyard Newark, a Marriott Courtyard Diamond Award Winner for Guest Services, with more than 120 rooms.
Hilton Wilmington/Christiana has two great ballrooms and over 8,500 square feet of flexible meeting space as well as 266 guest rooms.
Embassy Suites Hotel Newark/Wilmington South features an impressive six-story atrium along
with 10,000 square feet of flexible meeting space and 154 suites.
The Ramada Newark/Wilmington provides easy on/off access to Interstate-95 with meeting facilities that can accommodate five to 150 attendees and has 96 guest rooms.
• HOT RESTAURANTS
Domaine Hudson Wine Bar and Eatery offers creative, flavorful foods paired with a variety of wines and craft beers served in a gracious but unpretentious setting in downtown Wilmington.
The Green Room in the Hotel du Pont features sumptuous meals served in elegant European sur- roundings.
Conveniently located on Market Street in downtown Wilmington,
The Chase Center on the Riverfront is the area’s largest convention center. It can accommodate 1,600 attendees and offers 88,000 square feet of flexible meeting space.
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