A Taste of Luxury

Think Luxury Hotels are Too Rich for your Budget? Think Again

by Lindsey Getz | Published in January 2007 Focus on Event Sites

Richmond, Va.’s The Jefferson is one of a growing number of luxury hotels that planners are finding surprisingly affordable.

The Jefferson is a national historic landmark and a charter member of Historic Hotels of America. It offers 18 meeting rooms with 26,000 square feet of meeting space.

Located on 120 acres in Stowe, Vt., Topnotch Resort and Spa offers mountain views along with a wide range of spa services and recreational activities.

At Topnotch, guests can enjoy luxurious suites such as the one pictured above. Planners will appreciate the 15,000 square feet of meeting space, including an outdoor tent and outdoor reception and banquet areas.

The Glorietta Bay Inn in Coronado, Calif., is a unique destination for small groups. Rooms have numerous windows, providing lots of sunlight and a view of the surroundings. A private breakout room, fully equipped kitchen and large private patio are also a

Named one of the world’s Top 10 Business Hotels by Travel + Leisure, Hotel Teatro is a luxury boutique hotel located in downtown Denver. The hotel can accommodate meetings and events of up to 100 people.

Named one of the world’s Top 10 Business Hotels by Travel + Leisure, Hotel Teatro is a luxury boutique hotel located in downtown Denver. The hotel can accommodate meetings and events of up to 100 people.

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The luxury business is booming — while t

About the author: Lindsey Getz

Lindsey Getz is a freelance writer based in Royersford, Pa.
Contact: lindsey.getz@yahoo.com

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