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Lambertville, NJ www.lambertville.org www.lambertvillenj.org


Lambertville is situated in Central New Jersey along the east bank of the Delaware River and is home to tree-lined streets, Victorian and Federal architec- ture, a variety of historic homes, shops, art galleries, antique stores, bed and breakfasts, inns, and an array of dining choices.


Across the river via a bridge with a walk- ing path is New Hope, PA, which also features many shops, galleries and antique stores of its own.


The Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park runs through the heart of Lambertville and offers scenic recre- ational opportunities. Stockton Carriage Tours offer horse-drawn excursions for up to 12 people through the scenic


countryside, plus the Delaware and Raritan Canal Park Towpath is a great place for cyclists and joggers.


What's more, Lambertville is home to some first-class meeting locations, adding to its desirability as a central New Jersey destination for meetings and group events. Lambertville offers a num- ber of hotels, bed-and-breakfasts and inns, including historic sites and four-star lodging.


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Among the town’s top choices for meet- ings is Lambertville Station Restaurant and Inn, which features 45 recently redesigned guest rooms and a host of amenities. New additions to the hotel included enhancements to the Riverside Ballroom and the addition of a ceremony venue, outdoor cocktail seating on the banks of the river, and a grand suite that


was completed in 2014. Its conference rooms can host meetings of varying sizes.


A National Historic Inn, Lambertville House has been welcoming guests since 1812. Originally a stagecoach stop, the inn has grown into an elegant boutique hotel and a AAA Four Diamond award recipient.


A 1792 stone manor, the Woolverton Inn in Stockton is surrounded by 300 acres of pastoral farmland and is just minutes from Lambertville.


Chimney Hill Estate Inn offers an elegant luxury estate that is available for corpo- rate meetings and events, and it is Lambertville's only Select Registry Inn.


The Inn of the Hawke boasts six com- fortable and quaint guest rooms, as well as an "Old World" tavern, and a garden patio.


historic Princeton. It is surrounded by 370-acres of serene woodlands and serves as a perfect setting for meetings, special events, dining, social affairs and leisure getaways. Chauncey features lux- urious guest rooms, a conference cen- ter, event space, an indoor saltwater swimming pool, a state-of-the-art fitness center, plus a dining room and a lobby bar.


Tucked away close to Chauncey is the historic Laurie House, a former hunt club that now serves as a small inn and wel- comes guests with its intimate atmos- phere. Inviting rooms are available for special occasions, and the property is home to seven elegant bed-and-break- fast-style accommodations.


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The recently renovated Crowne Plaza Princeton Conference Center hotel is one of the largest business hotels in Central New Jersey. Boasting more than 37,000-square feet of IACC-certified meeting space split between 54 confer- ence rooms, including a 360-seat amphitheater, it is nestled on 27-acres with a host of amenities, such as on site dining, an indoor swimming pool,


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