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Sussex County, NJ
CrystalGolfResort.com
Crystal Springs Resort, located in Hamburg, northwestern New Jersey
Crystal Springs Resort, a premier four-season resort in pictur- esque northwestern Sussex County, New Jersey, offers a spectacular collection of flexible and unique event spaces, as well as two distinct lodging choices.
From elegant ballrooms and sophisticated boardrooms to out- door terraces and pavilions to six championship courses, two pampering spas, an array of restaurants ranging from casual to gourmet, a world-renowned wine cellar, tropical indoor/outdoor nature pools, a state-of-the-art fitness center, the resort pro- vides groups with an array of unparalleled choices.
The striking architecture of the luxurious, AAA Four-Diamond Grand Cascades Lodge can be seen for miles across the val- ley, sitting amongst three world-class golf courses with the Kittatinny Mountain Range providing an immaculate backdrop.
The Adirondack-style lodge sets the stage for the perfect har- mony of luxury and nature’s bounty.
The resort offers a CMP for all events in addition to group catering space, and 12 dining rooms, including the Four-Star Restaurant Latour. Restaurant Latour is an elegant dining oasis of refined cooking, gracious service and extraordinary wine in a luxurious setting. The restaurant showcases the best of New Jersey’s bountiful farms and artisan producers and works closely with local farmers, purveyors and foragers.
The chefs at Restaurant Latour rely on the rhythm of the sea- sons to craft two ever-evolving menus: the five-course "Anthology" menu and the seven-course Chef Degustation "Chef's Tasting." Choose dishes from five different categories on the Anthology menu or let the Chefs’ create an extraordi-
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