Location Reports Delaware County, PA
Drexelbrook offers a number of flexible function rooms, a wine tasting room and a large hidden door in its South Ballroom that allows for quick access to the floor space for easy load-in and load-out during trade shows.
a day by spending the night in one of Delaware County’s exceptional hotels and B&B’s.”
The “Play in Philly, but Stay in Brandywine Country” ads focus on lower room rates, hotel and food taxes, plus free parking as being among the major benefits of staying in Delaware County.
“Over a two night-three day visit, a cou- ple can save more than $200 by overnighting in our ‘less taxing, more relaxing’ community,” Fiore further explained. “We’re just minutes from cen- ter city sites and attractions, yet by stay- ing in our beautiful guest rooms and enjoying our restaurants, visitors can save enough for an extra night’s stay, admission to more attractions or to plan a return visit.”
Additional hotels being added to the local community include two in Ridley Township: a boutique hotel at Swarthmore College and a Marriott- brand property at Springfield Country Club. Another is being added in Aston, too, near the Sun Center Film Studios.
PLACES TO MEET
The Event Center at Harrah’s Philadelphia is an ideal setting for special occasions or meetings. Its 14,000- square foot event space is located on a separate floor from the casino, and comes equipped with private restrooms and a balcony that overlooks the race- track and river. Able to accommodate groups of 50 to 1,200 people, guests enjoy first class catering, day of event coordination, state-of-the-art audio-visu- al capabilities, on site tech support, and free parking in a conveniently attached garage.
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