Sheraton Valley Forge Hotel boasts the versatility to host a range of functions, and all of its conference rooms and executive boardrooms feature the latest technology.
To Meet Places
A corporate meeting planner wants an off site location that is conducive to strategizing, analysis, brainstorming, collaborating and team building. It’s got to have the technical savvy to support data-heavy discussion at a brisk pace, in a setting that is both comfortable and inspiring.
Once the meeting adjourns, the plan- ner wants their attendees to have the freedom to take in some of the local history and culture, dine in style, unwind over a relaxing meal, de- stress with some rigorous outdoor activity, and then return to the office refreshed and rejuvenated.
It’s a big bill to fill.
Fortunately, the Valley Forge and Montgomery County area in Pennsylvania has the richness and the variety to ensure the success of any corporate gathering.
The Sheraton Valley Forge Hotel offers complimentary shuttle service to and from anywhere within five miles of the hotel, including King of Prussia Mall. Its 180 guestrooms and suites feature a host of modern conveniences, and the hotel boasts 24 meeting rooms with nearly 25,000-square feet of total space. The venue has the versatility to host a range of functions, and all con- ference rooms and executive board- rooms feature the latest technology. The expansive Grand Ballroom can accommodate as many as 1,400 people, and the hotel is home to experienced planning, catering and audio-visual teams who can assist planners every step of the way.
The Valley Forge Casino Resort in King of Prussia is a fantastic group destination, able to host meetings, conventions and special events while providing planning assistance through
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