Organizations planning conferences and corporate events in Bakersfield can search and book conference hotels in Bakersfield on Engine, where the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Bakersfield leads the list with a largest event space of about 7,600 square feet (the Doubletree Ballroom, which accommodates up to 1,000 people), 17 event spaces, and 262 guest rooms. These hotels serve event planners coordinating room blocks, travel managers booking accommodations, and attendees reserving their own stays for large meetings and corporate gatherings.
Organizations across industries come to Bakersfield for conferences, corporate meetings, and events ranging from regional sales conferences to industry training sessions. These hotels serve teams of every size, whether you're attending a multi-day convention or hosting your own gathering. You can search, compare, and book guest rooms at these properties on Engine: for a stay of 9 or more rooms, Engine Groups handles the room-block booking, and for 8 or fewer you book self-serve. To find and request meeting and event space, Engine Spaces gives you access to 40,000+ venues, so you can source the right space through Engine alongside your guest rooms.
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The DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Bakersfield offers 17 event spaces and 262 rooms. Its largest event space, the Doubletree Ballroom, runs about 7,560 square feet and hosts up to 1000 people.
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Bakersfield Marriott at the Convention Center features 9 event spaces and 259 rooms. The Grand Ballroom, its largest space at about 7,344 square feet, accommodates up to 815 people.
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Four Points by Sheraton Bakersfield provides 18 event spaces across 198 rooms. The Summit Room, its biggest space, runs about 1,974 square feet and holds up to 225 people.
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Hilton Garden Inn Bakersfield has 10 event spaces and 120 rooms. Its Grand Ballroom offers about 1,925 square feet and accommodates up to 150 attendees.
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The Padre Hotel features 5 event spaces and 112 rooms. The Belvedere Room, its largest space at about 1,590 square feet, hosts up to 120 people.
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Hyatt Place Bakersfield offers 2 event spaces and 120 rooms. Its largest meeting room runs about 1,765 square feet and accommodates up to 195 people.
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Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Bakersfield provides 3 event spaces across 66 rooms. Its largest space offers about 1,400 square feet and holds up to 61 attendees.
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Ramada by Wyndham Bakersfield North has 5 event spaces and 80 rooms. Its biggest room runs about 1,035 square feet and accommodates up to 50 people.
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Holiday Inn Express Bakersfield features 2 event spaces and 105 rooms. The Sequoia Meeting Room offers about 1,152 square feet and hosts up to 30 attendees.
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Hourglass Hotel, Trademark Collection by Wyndham provides 3 event spaces across 172 rooms. Iron Oak, its largest space at about 1,060 square feet, holds up to 75 people.
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Homewood Suites by Hilton Bakersfield offers 1 event space and 123 rooms. Meeting Room A runs about 1,080 square feet and accommodates up to 67 attendees.
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Residence Inn by Marriott Bakersfield has 2 event spaces and 114 rooms. Its largest meeting room offers about 536 square feet and hosts up to 35 people.
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Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Bakersfield North/Airport features 1 event space across 85 rooms. The Bella Meeting Room runs about 775 square feet and holds up to 65 attendees.
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Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Bakersfield Central provides 1 event space and 122 rooms. The Condors room offers about 735 square feet and accommodates up to 70 people.
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Hampton Inn & Suites Bakersfield features 1 event space and 94 rooms. The San Joaquin room runs about 675 square feet and hosts up to 85 attendees.
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Same order as the list above: ranked by a hotel's total event space across all its meeting rooms. The largest single room is shown here, so that column can run out of order. Space figures come from each hotel's meeting-space records. A dash means the hotel's data doesn't list that detail, not that it's unavailable.
