Mountain View Grand Resort & Spa offers a host of venues suitable for events large and small, formal or casual. And in the time surrounding your event, you can fill your days with exhilarating activities and your nights with fabulous cocktails and cuisine.
Magnificently restored to its original classic design, the Crystal Ballroom offers one of the most unique and elegant meeting venues in New England.
A truly unique meeting space, the Grand View Tent will be the talk of your event.
The Garden Room offers an optional deck overlooking waterfalls and is perfect for smaller, intimate meetings. (Photo by Dina Godzik Photography)
The Eisenhower Boardroom offers elegant space for intimate meetings, such as executive strategy sessions.
Located next to the Eisenhower Boardroom, the Eisenhower Library is a quiet space featuring natural lighting and a fireplace.
Featuring abundant windows framing a view of the golf course and the mountains beyond, the Dodge Parlor is an inspiring setting for any meeting.
Set in Harvest Tavern, the Hunt Room is often used for private dining, breakouts, and boardroom-style meetings.
Relax in the quiet, formal atmosphere of the 1865 Wine Cellar and discover how the pairing of wine and food can enliven your dining experience—and your event.
Beautifully renovated and elegantly decorated, the Presidential Ballroom is modern, spacious, and made for grand events.
Available by dividing the Presidential Ballroom, the Harding Room features floor-to-ceiling windows and mountain views to go with opulent décor.
Featuring a grand fireplace and an intimate yet grand feel, the Roosevelt Room is created by dividing the Presidential Ballroom.
With its warm oak paneling and inviting setting, the Coolidge Room in Presidential Hall is a welcoming spot for small meetings.
Located in Presidential Hall and ideally suited for smaller, intimate meetings, the Cleveland Room offers a stately setting.
The entrance to the Presidential Ballroom and Cleveland and Coolidge Rooms is ideal for registration tables, exhibitor tables, or food and beverage breaks.
The Club House overlooks the historic Mountain View Golf Course and offers panoramic views of the White Mountains.