Expect the Unexpected. - Nemacolin Woodlands Resort

Corporate Destination
Nemacolin offers a distinct
mix of casual and luxurious;
an intriguing complement of
business and pleasure. The
Farmington resort boasts
AAA Four-Diamond lodging,
cuisine, amenities, activities, and
service throughout. Additionally,
Nemacolin features a number
of meeting facilities – each with
on-site Conference Service
Managers, catering services, and
state-of-the-art audio/visual
equipment.
What better setting in which to
hold an out-of-offi ce meeting
or corporate conference than
the 3,000 acres of Nemacolin?
What better way break free of
the boardroom? A short drive
from all points in the Mid-
Atlantic and Northeast regions,
Nemacolin plays host to many
Fortune 500 companies. The
resort provides ample space,
all-inclusive meetings pricing, and
a professional staff to help pull it
all together.
Groups can take advantage of the
resort’s Executive Conference
Center – conveniently located in
Nemacolin’s Tudor-style Lodge,
and easily accessible from the
adjacent 124-room French
Renaissance Chateau Lafayette.
The center offers 23 meeting
rooms, an exhibit area, a business
center, and two ballrooms –
both of which can be divided
to accommodate any party size.
And a 200-seat lecture hall is
the perfect site for educational
presentations and training
seminars.
Additionally, The Chateau and
Lodge house six Nemacolin
Rooms, six Sequoia Rooms, The
Hardy Boardroom, Joseph’s and
the Club Room – each designed
to provide a customized
experience.
Those seeking the utmost
in luxury and group
accommodations are invited to
experience Falling Rock, an AAA
Five Diamond Award recipient. A
42-room boutique setting, Falling
Rock caters to the corporate
community – with the hotel’s
intimate Malachite serving as an
executive “boardroom away from
the boardroom.” A few steps
away, guests will fi nd the grand
Horizon Point, a 17,200-squarefoot
meeting and social venue
designed with the same Frank
Lloyd Wright-inspired décor of
Falling Rock.
To break up a day of meetings, guests are encouraged to
participate in the resort’s team building programs. Perhaps a
competitive round of Survivor? A trip through the ropes course?
Each activity helps foster teamwork; each “event” brings creativity
and enthusiasm to the most serious of corporate outings.
And after the meetings adjourn for the day? All resort amenities
are available to group guests. Why not a round of golf on the PGA
Tour-tested Mystic Rock? A dip in the pool? A treatment in the
resort’s award-winning Woodlands Spa? Sporting clays? Off-Road
Driving? Fly fishing?
One can only imagine the possibilities.
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