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Public space at the newly opened Renaissance Hotel in Allentown
The Lehigh Valley is an ideal destination in which to host meet- ings. Both convenient and affordable, it is home to beautiful facilities and offers plenty of options for entertainment, dining and lodging.
Well versed in the needs of meeting groups, the regional con- vention and visitors bureau is Discover Lehigh Valley, which is available to assist planners with a variety of services (RFPs, site selection, registration, vendor referrals, spousal tours, dine-arounds and more), whether they come from faith-based, association, specialty group, corporate or other markets.
The Lehigh Valley is home to several fantastic and unique sites, as well, including: C.F. Martin & Co., makers of Martin Guitars in Nazareth; The ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks, a new entertainment and cultural facility built in the shadow of the former Bethlehem Steel blast furnaces; the Crayola Experience in downtown Easton; and the Sands Bethlehem
Casino and Resort, which is popular for gaming enthusiasts and meeting groups alike.
The Sands Bethlehem Casino and Resort is home to luxurious and spacious guest rooms, amenities like wireless Internet access, an indoor swimming pool and a fitness room, plus numerous dining choices, more than 3,000 slot machines and 200 table games, on site entertainment, nightlife and more. For meetings, it is the largest full-service hotel in the Lehigh Valley and can easily accommodate a wide array of events, from executive retreats to conferences to intimate gatherings.
Sands Bethlehem boasts six meeting rooms totaling 12,000- square feet, plus 3,000-square feet of pre-function space, 14,000-square feet of trade show and event space, an on site audio-visual team and meeting planner assistance. Add to all of that award-winning cuisine prepared a team of professional chefs, complimentary Wi-Fi in meeting spaces, a AAA Four
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