Engine's inventory of conference hotels in Virginia Beach puts properties with significant meeting and event space at your fingertips. The Founders Inn and Spa, Tapestry Collection by Hilton leads the list with its largest event space running about 13,000 square feet and 31 event spaces total, and you can search and book it through Engine. Event planners, travel managers, and attendees booking their own rooms use this page to compare hotels by their capacity to host large meetings and corporate events.
Virginia Beach draws corporate events, association conferences, and military training sessions year-round, and these hotels serve organizations of every size and industry, whether your team is attending a regional meeting or hosting a multi-day conference. You can search, compare, and book guest rooms at these properties on Engine, and for a stay of nine or more rooms, Engine Groups handles the room-block booking. To find and request meeting and event space, use Engine Spaces, Engine's venue product that connects planners to over 40,000 venues. Engine offers consolidated invoicing, pre-negotiated rates, multiple payment options, and no membership fee.
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The Founders Inn and Spa offers 31 event spaces across 240 rooms, led by the Virginia Ballroom at about 12,876 square feet and capacity for up to 1400 people.
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With 24 event spaces and 307 rooms, this property's Grand Ballroom runs about 5,251 square feet and hosts up to 600 people.
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The Westin Virginia Beach Town Center features 10 event spaces and 236 rooms, anchored by the Monarch Ballroom at about 8,514 square feet with capacity for up to 925 people.
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Sheraton Virginia Beach Oceanfront Hotel provides 10 event spaces across 214 rooms, with the Ocean Grand Ballroom running about 5,700 square feet and seating up to 1000 people.
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Hilton Garden Inn Virginia Beach Oceanfront offers 11 event spaces and 167 rooms, its largest space at about 3,120 square feet hosting up to 252 people.
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Embassy Suites by Hilton Virginia Beach Oceanfront Resort has 4 event spaces and 157 rooms, led by the Mainsail Ballroom at about 2,600 square feet with capacity for up to 500 people.
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DoubleTree by Hilton Virginia Beach Oceanfront South features 7 event spaces across 168 rooms, with the Neptune Ballroom running about 2,400 square feet and seating up to 200 people.
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Courtyard by Marriott Virginia Beach Oceanfront offers 4 event spaces and 160 rooms, its Cape Henry room at about 1,537 square feet hosting up to 120 people.
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Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Virginia Beach Oceanfront provides 1 event space and 166 rooms, with its meeting room running about 2,800 square feet and capacity for up to 150 people.
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SpringHill Suites by Marriott Virginia Beach Oceanfront has 3 event spaces across 168 rooms, led by Ocean Sands at about 1,204 square feet with seating for up to 90 people.
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Magnuson Hotel Virginia Beach offers 1 event space and 99 rooms, the Crown Room running about 2,500 square feet and hosting up to 150 people.
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Hyatt House Virginia Beach features 5 event spaces and 156 rooms, its largest at about 616 square feet with capacity for up to 70 people.
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Spark by Hilton Virginia Beach Oceanfront provides 1 event space and 120 rooms, the Washington Room running about 2,240 square feet and seating up to 236 people.
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Hyatt Place Virginia Beach Town Center has 2 event spaces across 127 rooms, led by Meeting Place 1 at about 1,261 square feet hosting up to 140 people.
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Hampton Inn Virginia Beach-Oceanfront South offers 2 event spaces and 141 rooms, its largest space at about 1,050 square feet with capacity for up to 154 people.
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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.
