The Rosenow Room is located on Lied Lodge’s conference level, with windows looking out to the nine-acre hybrid hazelnut field. It features a stone fireplace on the south wall, and the room can be divided into four smaller rooms for team building or breakout sessions.

The Marcotte Room is located behind Lied Lodge’s conference level fireplace. This meeting room features windows looking out to the nine-acre hybrid hazelnut field and is great for intimate parties or smaller groups.

The Steinhart Room is located on Lied Lodge’s conference level, with windows looking out to the nine-acre hybrid hazelnut field. It features a 7′ 4″ x 11′ built-in rear projection screen to display your presentation or video, and the room can be divided into four smaller rooms for team building or breakout sessions.

The Terrace Room is located just off the Lied Lodge lobby and provides sweeping views of Arbor Lodge State Historical Park. The Terrace Room breaks down into two smaller meeting rooms for team building or breakout sessions.

The Executive Boardroom is located on the 4th floor of Lied Lodge & Conference Center. It features a conference table and chairs plus an adjacent casual seating area with kitchenette, granite breakfast bar, and private bathroom. The French doors open to a tree-top view of the Lied Lodge parking lot arboretum, showcasing 400 plantings of nearly 50 varieties of trees.

The Hospitality Suite is located in close proximity to the Lied Lodge Lobby, with views of the arboretum. This meeting room features a casual seating area, conference table with chairs, kitchenette with granite breakfast bar, and private bathroom. It is the ideal setting for smaller meetings and intimate gatherings.

Steinhart Lodge is an impressive stone building built in 1949. Located just a short, tree-lined walk from Lied Lodge & Conference Center, Steinhart Lodge features rustic chandeliers, exposed timber beams, a full kitchen, and a fireplace. Available for groups of up to 200 people, this unique venue serves as a memorable group meeting and dining facility and works well as exhibit space.

The Historic Barns at Arbor Day Farm were originally built in the early 1900s. After restoration efforts, the barns serve as a unique venue for evening barbecues, fresh-air lunches, wedding receptions, breakout sessions, and team-building activities. The Historic Barns are a 10-minute walk from Lied Lodge & Conference Center or can be reached by prearranged shuttle or hayrack ride.

Arbor Lodge State Historical Park is located adjacent to Lied Lodge and Arbor Day Farm and offers a unique historical perspective on the origins of Arbor Day, the tree planter’s holiday. The park includes a 52-room historic mansion furnished with priceless artifacts and mementos of J. Sterling Morton and his family, a carriage house and tack room with examples of vintage transportation from the Morton’s personal collection, bronze monuments, a whispering bench, picnic areas, and other unique locations for memorable meetings.