exceptional solutions for meeting, convention and incentive programs.
| Guest Rooms & Suites | 710 |
| Meeting Rooms | 35 |
| Largest Meeting Room | 16,500 sq. ft. |
| Total Meeting Space | 85,000 sq. ft. |
For nearly 229 years, The Greenbrier has welcomed meetings guests from around the world, including executives and presidents of some of the most successful companies and organizations in history.
Tucked among 6,500 majestic acres of the Allegheny Mountains, the tradition and grandeur of The Greenbrier, a AAA Five-Diamond property, invites everyone to experience a setting perfect for mixing business with pleasure.
- Meetings here are designed to be more memorable and productive – from more than 50 unique activities, to our 40,000 sq. foot spa, to our world-renowned epicurean delights.
- 634 luxurious guest rooms including 45 suites and 72 guest and estate houses
- 85,000 sq. ft. of flexible function space
- Ideal for groups ranging from 10 to 1000
- Connections from four major U.S. cities
- Eight restaurants and lounges onsite
- Three championship golf courses
With 634 guest rooms, including 45 suites and 72 guest and estate houses, The Greenbrier, which recently renovated 63 guest rooms, offers guests everything they could need during their stay. An extensive list of in-room amenities is available, including terry-cloth robes, refreshment centers and lighted vanity mirrors. The Greenbrier also offers twice-daily maid service, ice service, daily newspapers, unlimited access to the fitness center, and no-delay check-out. All guest rooms and cottages also have access to high-speed, wireless Internet.
The Greenbrier offers 85,000 sq. ft. of conference space with over 40 meeting rooms. The Greenbrier also has a variety of onsite vendors who work with our conference service staff, including Gillespie's Flowers, Swank Audio Visual, Greenbrier Outfitters, East Coast Entertainment, and Greenbrier Photography.
The resort's latest culinary innovation, Hemisphere, features a globally influenced menu under the direction of Chef Michael Voltaggio. 38'80, the resort's new evening entertainment venue, offers handcrafted cocktail flights and artisan garnishes, along with world lounge music that will evolve throughout the evening. Breakfast and dinner in the elegant Main Dining Room are a delectable combination of classical, continental and American cuisine prepared by a team of chefs, many of whom were trained in The Greenbrier Culinary Apprenticeship Program. Guests also enjoy the casual Draper's, named for the famed designer Dorothy Draper, and Sam Snead's at the Golf Club, with a spectacular view of The Greenbrier's three championship golf courses.
Greenbrier guests enjoy over 50 recreational activities, including golf, The Greenbrier Off-Road Driving School, falconry, the Golf Digest Academy, kayaking, culinary arts center, mountain biking, gun club, and more. Guests can also pamper themselves at the 40,000 sq. ft. Greenbrier Spa, which features a variety of treatments designed to refresh and renew.
The Greenbrier is an award-winning resort located along the Allegheny Mountains in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. While the resort boasts nine restaurants and lounges and over 30 shops onsite, it is also situated among some of America’s best small art towns and National Register Historic Districts. The Greenbrier offers complimentary shuttles to each of the village’s shopping areas and historic attractions found just nine miles from the resort property.
WV’s most famous attractions - Tamarack, the state’s artisan center and whitewater rafting - can also be found within a hour’s drive.
Accommodations
With 634 guest rooms, including 45 suites and 72 guest and estate houses, The Greenbrier, which recently renovated 63 guest rooms, offers guests everything they could need during their stay. An extensive list of in-room amenities is available, including terry-cloth robes, refreshment centers and lighted vanity mirrors. The Greenbrier also offers twice-daily maid service, ice service, daily newspapers, unlimited access to the fitness center, and no-delay check-out. All guest rooms and cottages also have access to high-speed, wireless Internet.
Meeting Facilities
The Greenbrier offers 85,000 sq. ft. of conference space with over 40 meeting rooms. The Greenbrier also has a variety of onsite vendors who work with our conference service staff, including Gillespie's Flowers, Swank Audio Visual, Greenbrier Outfitters, East Coast Entertainment, and Greenbrier Photography.
Dining And Recreation
The resort's latest culinary innovation, Hemisphere, features a globally influenced menu under the direction of Chef Michael Voltaggio. 38'80, the resort's new evening entertainment venue, offers handcrafted cocktail flights and artisan garnishes, along with world lounge music that will evolve throughout the evening. Breakfast and dinner in the elegant Main Dining Room are a delectable combination of classical, continental and American cuisine prepared by a team of chefs, many of whom were trained in The Greenbrier Culinary Apprenticeship Program. Guests also enjoy the casual Draper's, named for the famed designer Dorothy Draper, and Sam Snead's at the Golf Club, with a spectacular view of The Greenbrier's three championship golf courses.
Greenbrier guests enjoy over 50 recreational activities, including golf, The Greenbrier Off-Road Driving School, falconry, the Golf Digest Academy, kayaking, culinary arts center, mountain biking, gun club, and more. Guests can also pamper themselves at the 40,000 sq. ft. Greenbrier Spa, which features a variety of treatments designed to refresh and renew.
Destination Information
The Greenbrier is an award-winning resort located along the Allegheny Mountains in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. While the resort boasts nine restaurants and lounges and over 30 shops onsite, it is also situated among some of America’s best small art towns and National Register Historic Districts. The Greenbrier offers complimentary shuttles to each of the village’s shopping areas and historic attractions found just nine miles from the resort property.
WV’s most famous attractions - Tamarack, the state’s artisan center and whitewater rafting - can also be found within a hour’s drive.
