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Modern meeting rooms, luxury hotel amenities, and exclusive rates on room blocks come together to create the ideal space for business meetings in downtown Rochester, MI. Discover the perfect meeting, conference, or event environment for your group just moments from Auburn Hills and Detroit.
Request Information VIRTUAL TOUROur Windsor Boardroom offers an inviting setting filled with natural light, centered around a solid wood conference table and leather executive chairs. Designed for focus and conversation, the space comfortably accommodates up to ten guests.
Our Ambassador Boardroom features picturesque views of Paint Creek River and abundant natural light, anchored by a solid wood conference table and leather executive chairs. The space is designed for productive meetings and thoughtful discussion, with room to comfortably accommodate larger groups.
The Stratford Room offers a flexible meeting environment with scenic views of Paint Creek River. Easily adaptable for classroom and U-shape setups or transformed for evening events with rounds, the space is designed to flow effortlessly from daytime meetings to evening gatherings.
Our Royal Grand Ballroom offers exceptional versatility, divisible into six distinct spaces to accommodate everything from small meetings and breakout sessions to large conferences and elegant evening dinners. Thoughtfully designed to adapt to your needs, it provides a seamless setting for gatherings of any size or style.
If an outdoor setting suits your agenda, the Park Pavilion offers a refreshing extension of your event experience. Located adjacent to the Royal Grand Ballroom, this open-air venue features an elegant white canopy accented with crystal chandeliers—an inspired backdrop for receptions, networking events, and corporate gatherings that benefit from a little fresh air and visual impact.
601 is adorned with floor-to-ceiling windows and boasts a private built-in bar. It accommodates up to 40 guests and is the perfect space for small corporate or social gatherings.
