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Lansing Inn Spreads Holiday Cheer
December 15th, 2010 by insideout
We just can’t help ourselves.
Our Lansing Bed and Breakfast is all decked out for the holidays with evergreen boughs, wreaths, red ribbons and lights. The scent of pine infuses every corner of the inn, bringing with it thoughts of Christmas. Just the right amount of holiday music sets a festive tone.
Our Lansing area inn and restaurant exudes holiday cheer.
Our Lansing area restaurant has been busy with holiday luncheons and dinners. With five distinct rooms, we can comfortably accommodate several parties at once. We host small, intimate affairs in the Oxford Room (seats sixteen) and the Thames Room (seats twenty-four). Larger events are best suited to the Midford Room (seats thirty-two), the Devonshire Room (seats fifty), and Medovue Hall, which comfortably houses fifty to two hundred guests.
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Holiday Parties at our Lansing Restaurant
October 4th, 2010 by insideout
Add a Champagne toast to your special event.
It may feel like summer just ended and fall has barely arrived, but in truth, the holidays will soon be here. October is a good time to plan ahead for holiday parties and luncheons at our Lansing inn. As a special incentive to help you organize your calendar, we’re throwing in a Champagne toast for parties of 20 or more booked before November 1, 2010.
Our Lansing inn and restaurant frequently hosts a wide variety of special occasions: Lansing area businesses looking to treat employees to an unforgettable holiday event, families hoping to congregate in a neutral zone, and surprise birthday bashes or anniversary parties. Our banquet and conference rooms (five in all) include a formal drawing room with mahogany paneling and room for fifty, a garden view dining room with three walls of leaded windows and space for twenty-four, and a grand ballroom with dance floor and room for seventy-five guests. Intimate or grand, a full meal or heavy appetizers, it is our goal to make your special event all you want it to be.
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