Nemacolin Woodlands Resort in Farmington, PA is home to Lautrec, a restaurant that’s highly recognized in the travel industry. A Forbes Five-Star, AAA Five-Diamond destination (one of only 27 in the world to boast both of these designa- tions simultaneously), Lautrec is led by Chef Kristin Butterworth. Guests will find the dining to be exceptional here, with prix fixe menus that feature European-American cuisine.


In addition, the resort’s ThemeWorks Department houses an in-house design team that provides meetings, groups and weddings with more than 90 theme event options from which to choose. Options include: Alice in Wonderland; Star Wars; Hollywood Glamour; the Wizard of Oz and more.


Nemacolin has an on-site warehouse in which to store the props and event design décor, along with a Design Studio available where clients meet with their conference service manager and ThemeWorks designers to plan and visualize their event.


successful business meetings and at the same time offers amazing experi- ences like riding along its 3,000-foot dueling zip line.


Alternatively, guests can relax in the Woodlands Spa, shoot sporting clays, enjoy wine tastings, go horseback rid- ing - or enjoy any combination of these offerings.


“With the variety of hotel amenities and resort activities at Nemacolin, we


can truly offer something for everyone in the company,” noted Bugas.


Groups have even more to look for- ward to at Nemacolin in 2017, as the resort will be opening a second golf course, Shepherd’s Rock, in July. This new course will


further define


Nemacolin as a true destination for golf enthusiasts, and will provide even more opportunities for planners of meetings and events.


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