Once one of America's largest and most prestigious private estates, Normandy Farm Hotel and Conference Center is a meticulously restored American landmark destination for meetings, events and fine dining - and it is a perfect fit for an experiential event.
“Our specialty is executive level corporate retreats and we have been recognized as one of the area’s top 25 meeting sites by the Philadelphia Business Journal,” says Karen Mandel, senior business development manager for the property. “Normandy Farm boasts three floors and 113 exquisitely appointed king and double queen hotel rooms. The property also features an East and West Gatehouse, Carriage House, and original Manor House, each of which has been renovated to include a total of 28 spacious guest suites.”
Located just 25 minutes from Center City Philadelphia and situated in the heart of Blue Bell, PA, Normandy Farm Hotel and Conference Center is easily accessible to companies traveling from the tri-state area. “Relax on our grand terrace, sip a cocktail in America's oldest silo, play a challenging game of golf on our cham- pionship course, plan an event with us or dine on our delectable farm-to-table cuisine. It all adds up to ‘one historic experience’,” boasts Mandel.
Normandy Farm is never at a loss for options when it comes to interesting and fun team building ideas for a group outing. “Culinary: ‘a team that cooks together, stays together’ is our motto,” she continues. “Sweet success: team created and decorated fla- vored cupcakes - you'll be surprised what you learn in the kitchen. Or Wacky Golf: a challenging team-based way to improve commu- nication, strategy and problem-solving skills while having fun with our golf professionals. Also, Golf Clinic: get additional team build- ing skills as you explore the vistas of our golf course.”
Alternatively, groups can opt to take part in team building “game shows.”
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