The Art of the Stay

Your conference is finally here! The months of planning every last detail boil down these one or two days. The venue is set, you’ve created a catchy event hashtag, now it’s time for your attendees to arrive. To prevent your hard work from going to waste, we’ve compiled a list of some of the most important items to have waiting for conference-goers as they walk into the venue, ready to network, learn, and have fun.

Setting aside time for a facial can feel like a luxury beyond what your schedule allows. However, there are real benefits to making self-care a priority in your life. Here are some tangible, feel-good results that facials can provide.

With all of the hard work that goes into meeting and event planning, you want to attract as many attendees as possible to share the experience. Using the expansive reach of social media can help you achieve your attendance goals and leave you well-positioned for future events. Read on for tips on how to harness this powerful tool before, during, and after your event.

The Otesaga Resort Hotel’s well-earned reputation for providing guests with exquisite lodging accommodations among one of the most beautiful lakeside settings in the country is reason alone to plan your visit. However, our superior guest services, attention to detail, and a number of amenities keep guests coming back time and time again.

Start a new Thanksgiving tradition this year. Forgo the stress of hosting - and the preparation that comes with it - and celebrate Thanksgiving at The Otesaga.

Earlier this year we introduced you to our new Taste of New York series. This feature is dedicated to highlighting some of the wonderful ingredients we source from local growers and producers from around the region to use in our dishes here at The Otesaga. For this installment, we’ve selected delectable New York State-grown apples, the main ingredient in our Otesaga Apple Cake. While it’s just one of a few apple-inspired dishes created by our chef, we can’t think of a better autumn treat to celebrate apple season.