Seminars and company events
Lambertville House in Lambertville, New Jersey, can host meetings of up to 55 people and private gatherings of 60 in its courtyard, with five indoor rooms spread across the main inn and a separate conference building. It suits a board retreat, a sales team offsite or a one-day workshop for a small company, with guest rooms upstairs so participants can stay the night.
The conference building gives meetings their own space, away from hotel guests. The 1812 Room on the ground floor is the largest room, with an alcove at the back where meals can be set. Upstairs, the Livery Room takes up to 50 theatre style, the Georgetown Room suits small working groups, and the Livery Parlor, with leather furniture and a gas fireplace, works as a breakout or as the place where coffee and food are set out. Lunch can also be served on high-top tables or on the covered terraces when the weather allows.
Weddings and receptions
The inn hosts weddings, rehearsal dinners and milestone gatherings. The Courtyard behind the main building holds outdoor ceremonies for up to 85 guests and private gatherings of 60. Couples can house family and guests on site, and the Coryell Room in the main building works for a rehearsal dinner or a smaller reception.
Rooms and capacities
The 1812 Room covers 1,350 square feet on the first floor of the conference building and takes up to 55 at crescent rounds or in classroom style, or 24 in a U-shape. The Livery Room, 600 square feet on the second floor, takes 50 theatre, 30 at crescent rounds, 24 classroom, 24 boardroom or 20 in a U-shape. The Livery Parlor next to it covers 270 square feet. The Georgetown Room, 306 square feet, takes up to 15 in a U-shape. In the main building, the Coryell Room covers 1,024 square feet and takes 30 at crescent rounds or 21 in a U-shape. The Courtyard covers 1,200 square feet outdoors.
Accommodation
Guest rooms are individually styled and keep the high ceilings and original details of the building. Several categories include jetted tubs and gas fireplaces, and the inn offers queen and king rooms, courtyard suites and rooms in a carriage house. The website lists nine room types but no total count.
Catering
The inn has its own restaurant and The Lounge, a bar with indoor and outdoor seating, so meals for meetings and receptions are prepared on site. A Tomasello Winery shop is also on the property.
History and setting
Captain John Lambert opened the inn in 1812, when the village still carried his name. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and the inn says it has received presidents and generals over its two centuries. It stands at 32 Bridge Street, in the center of Lambertville.
Getting there
The inn is at 32 Bridge Street, Lambertville, New Jersey 08530, within walking distance of the town's shops and restaurants. Most groups arrive by car, and the inn can advise on parking for event guests.
