Restaurant at the Desmond Hotel - Malvern, a DoubleTree by Hilton in Malvern, PA


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The Farmhouse at People’s Light offers a great dining and event experience that features a mix of classical French, Italian and modern conti- nental influences within their Bistro and recent- ly renovated Ballroom and new Indoor Pavilion. Three unique dining rooms are part of the charming 300-year-old farmhouse and may be reserved for private parties of 10-25 guests. Its historic ambiance and imaginative menu create a very uniquely styled setting for small events. Al fresco dining can be enjoyed in the warmer months, as well.


As one of the great gardens of the world, Longwood Gardens is home to the most signifi- cant fountain collection in North America, the jewel of which is the recently revitalized 1,719- jet Main Fountain Garden. Encompassing 1,083-acres, Longwood combines horticultural artistry with natural lands, grand architecture with diverse garden design, and the performing arts with informal and formal education pro- grams to create an extraordinary experience.


The Sheraton Great Valley Hotel in Frazer, just moments from Malvern, provides guests with seamless access to points of interest like


Longwood Gardens, and it is just a short trip to downtown Philadelphia. State-of-the-art facili- ties, an indoor swimming pool, modern fitness center, and farm-to-table cuisine at the White Horse Tavern are among its many offerings. Over 8,300-square feet of space is available for meetings or events.


Embassy Suites Philadelphia - Valley Forge hotel offers accessibility to local shops at the King of Prussia Mall, as well as to Valley Forge National Historical Park. It hosts meetings and events for up to 150 guests and offers ameni- ties such as a swimming pool and a sundeck, a fitness center, and even a jogging track adja- cent to the hotel. The property’s signature restaurant is The Grille at Chesterbrook, and it also is home to the sophisticated E Bar Lounge.


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