The House’s well-equipped and light- filled meeting room accommodates 12 guests in a U-shape or 20 guests with round tables. Attached to the Laurie House is a large patio that can be utilized for outdoor dining, team building and social gatherings.


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As a matter of fact, every meeting room at Chauncey Hotel and Confer- ence Center features natural light. “Plus, you are never more than a few steps from our beautiful lake and walking and biking trails. We even have bikes to borrow,” offers Cindy McQuaid, CMP, director of sales and marketing for the Chauncey Confer- ence Center and Laurie House.


This IACC-certified property offers both complete and day meeting pack- ages (CMP and DMP), 18-hour er- gonomic chairs, a distraction-free environment, built-in audio-visual, and adjustable lighting. “The pack-


ages allow you to focus on your meet- ing agenda; our dedicated conference planning manager takes care of the rest,” explains McQuaid.


Among the groups who choose Chauncey’s conference facilities are those engaged in training for corpo- rate, association and non-profit groups, board of trustee and director meetings, retreats, educational semi- nars, fundraising events and more. And while the average group size ranges from 40 to 60 participants, Chauncey can host meetings for as few as 2 all the way up to 200 people.


The property has several new offer- ings to enhance their guests’ experi- ence. These include complimentary Electric Car Charging Stations, and 2.5-miles of the Lawrence Hopewell Trail (which is 22 miles in total) that are located on the property’s 370


acres. This paved trail is handicapped accessible and can be utilized for snowshoeing and cross-country ski- ing in winter, as well as skateboard- ing, biking, jogging, and walking in warmer months.


Chauncey also has entered into sev- eral new partnerships with local ven- dors as a way to include locally grown foods into their menus and also to provide new and creative team build- ing options. “We work with Terhune Orchards, Cherry Grove Farm, Sour- land Mountain Distillery and Xplosive Entertainment to offer creative and engaging team building options in- cluding: cheese making classes, wagon rides, pick your own produce of the season, apple tasting, wine tast- ing paired with cheese or chocolate, winery tours, farm tours, spirits paired with cheese, and distillery tours,” says McQuaid.


meet. eat. play. stay.


Princeton’s premier location for meetings,


retreats, team building and special events


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