and boutique properties like ours, guests can expect the utmost in service and accommodations.”
“I think attendees feel more valued and are more excited about attending a con- ference or event when it takes place at an upscale facility that they will enjoy during the off-meeting hours as well as during the meeting itself," she continues. "Additionally, themeeting planner has the advantage of a full sales and service team ensuring every detail of the event exceeds expectations. Lastly, a smaller upscale or boutique property means that the hotel often only hosts one group at a time, so the service is focused entirely on that group.”
Zerby also notes that the services of an on site concierge are offered at Boardwalk Plaza, which is perfect for planners of group functions. “He is very happy to assist in booking off site activities to
round out the guests’ experience and so thatmeeting attendees have the benefit of both work and play.”
In the Laurel Highlands of southwestern Pennsylvania, guests will find an upscale getaway at
the upscale Nemacolin Woodlands Resort.
Ashli Mazer,director of marketing and PR for Nemacolin, says that the resort “is consistently recognized in the travel industry for superior customer service, luxurious accommodations, four season amenities, and as a first-class meeting destination. The resort, which was pur- chased by our founder, Joseph Hardy, in 1987, is now under the leadership of his daughter, Maggie Hardy Magerko, who also is president of 84 Lumber Company.”
Nemacolin offers six distinct types of lodging that ranges from the AAA Five- Diamond Falling Rock boutique hotel to
luxury rental
homes.The amenities avail- able for guests are virtually endless, and the property is set on 2,000-acres.
“At the heart of our long list of activities is golf,” says Mazer. “The PGA Tour-tested Mystic Rock Golf Course was designed by the legendary Pete Dye. A challenging Par 72, 7,550-yard course, Mystic Rock has received top honors from Golfweek and was recently named one of ‘America's 100 Greatest Public Golf Courses’ by Golf Digest. In contrast,The Links Golf Course is a shorter 6,658-yard, Par 70 course that will test your putter as well as your driver. Assuming your stay will include some much needed rest and relaxation, you will want to schedule some time at the Woodlands Spa,as well.”
Nemacolin is designed to indulge the senses, and taste is no exception. “The resort’s Restaurant Collection offers a hierarchy of dining options from
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Dine in one of the many King of Prussia restaurants. DoubleTree Valley Forge provides complimentary shuttle to the King of Prussia Mall and other local attractions within 5 miles of the hotel.
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