The Midwest's Groundbreaking Hotel Celebrates its First Anniversary and Leadership in Green Technology
September 18, 2017. Oberlin, Ohio – When The Hotel at Oberlin opened last September it significantly raised the bar for environmentally sustainable hotels, as it is one of the first hotels in the US to incorporate solar and geothermal power as well as use radiant heating and cooling.
Now the 70-room property owned by Oberlin College and managed by The Olympia Companies has become a vital part of the Oberlin community. It both welcomes and educates guests about the vanguard of green living, hosting environmental conferences such as “After Fossil Fuels” as well as innovative meetings. The hotel has also become one of the most important wedding venues in all of Lorain County. Under Chef Jim Barnhart, the hotel’s restaurant, 1833, serves an inventive locavore menu and promotes Ohio farms, microbrews and wines. In a community renowned for music, The Birenbaum Innovation & Performance Space in the hotel is a club-like space designed for both teaching and for performances.
To mark its anniversary, and the arrival of autumn in scenic northeast Ohio, the Hotel at Oberlin is offering the Only in Oberlin Package, which includes one night’s stay for two at The Hotel at Oberlin, breakfast for two in 1833, bike rentals, an autumn picnic lunch and admission to The Allen Memorial Art Museum, one of the finest college art museums in the US.
- One night accommodations for two
- Locally sourced breakfast for two in 1833
- Bike rentals for two with self-guided tour map
- Autumn picnic lunch for two
- Explore the Allen Memorial Art Museum
- Price is based on double occupancy and excludes tax and gratuity
- Available now through November 14, 2017