At the oceanfront Umbrella Deck, where seating for 200 provides ample room for everyone in the group, attendees can sip on favorite drinks and whet the appetite with beach fare from breakfast through dinner. From a fire pit and hangout game area to an oyster bar and beach amenities for water enthusiasts, it won’t take long for attendees to unwind after a day of meetings.
For an event that attendees will talk about long after it’s over, the Hyatt Place Dewey Beach, also in Southern Delaware, offers a wide range of team building activities on the beach like bon- fires and yoga, and in the water, too, such as paddle boarding, kayaking and jet skiing. “By including distinctive, team- oriented activities in your meeting agen- da, you ensure an unforgettable experi- ence for attendees,” said Falan Mifflin, director of sales for Hyatt Place Dewey Beach.
Mifflin said people are drawn to water- front venues because they offer an opportunity to turn a meeting stay into a mini-vacation, and even bring their fami- lies along. Being able to stay at the beach while working - and also includ- ing some “family time” - contributes to a healthy work/family balance for atten- dees.
The property provides laid back lodging by the water with 130 guest rooms. Ten condos - mostly two-bedroom - afford swimming pool views from private bal- conies. Meeting space at the Hyatt Place is ideal for group events and con- ferences of all sizes, and its personal- ized service makes doing business here a pleasure.
As the only oceanfront AAA Four Diamond hotel in the state of Delaware, Boardwalk Plaza Hotel in Rehoboth Beach offers a banquet and conference facility as well as an on-site restaurant situated on the boardwalk with ocean- front views.
Groups will enjoy Victoria’s fine dining in the three-tiered dining room, where
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