Connecticut has plenty of conference centers and services

We guarantee that your business meeting or conference at our legendary full service boutique hotel will meet all of your expectations. We have 15,000 square feet of versatile, elegantly appointed space to accommodate a wide range of meetings, conferences and seminars. The Grand Ballroom has been equipped with a state-of-the-art sound system with iPod capability. Also available are our Business Center 24/7, and Personal & Professional Audio-Visual Services featuring extensive, modern audio visual equipment.
Courtesy Car pick-up and drop-off provided to the Danbury, CT train station, Brewster, NY train station, and within an 8 mile radius of the hotel, based upon availability.
The hotel is on the Ethan Allen International Campus which provides scenic jogging and walking paths for your enjoyment.

Your historic occasion deserves a historic location. The Mark Twain Museum Center offers intimate conference rooms and a lecture hall-style auditorium that accommodates groups from 10 to 175, with projection capabilities, white boards, and meeting tables available in-house. The impressive Great Hall allows for sit-down dinner for up to 100 guests or cocktail parties for up to 200. Our bright and airy cafe space on the second floor opens directly onto a terrace complete with tables, chairs and sun-umbrellas. Use our chairs, tables, linen and catering services or utilize your own. The Mark Twain House and Museum is fast becoming the region's premier destination for an affordable event.

A variety of events engage the community and visitors to the Harriet Beecher Stowe Center, from author events and a marathon reading of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” to film screenings, panel discussions, lectures and musical performances. Education and inspiration are offered via guided tours of the abolitionist’s Victorian-era cottage, where the issues Stowe faced, including slavery and role of women, as well as the issues we face today are discussed. Salons at Stowe engage the community in issue discussions, and school programs engage students. The center’s research library offers access to a vast collection of material about the Stowe and Beecher families, including 12,000 books,180,000 manuscripts, posters, photos and drawings.