Dolce Norwalk offers 120 spacious guest rooms, 1700m2 of meeting space, extensive and varied dining areas, and indoor and outdoor recreational activities.  A hallmark of the property is its extensive technological capabilities ensuring companies of the latest communications and teaching tools. Dolce International operates 23 conference and resort destinations throughout the United States, Canada, and Europe and is

Dolce Norwalk,  Center for Leadership and Innovation

Company founder and CEO, Andy Dolce commented, �Dolce Norwalk fits perfectly in our portfolio as a unique, upscale meeting destination for high-level meetings and executive development.  Its seclusion, quality and size make it a perfect choice for companies that desire exclusivity and privacy to accomplish important business objectives.�

Whilst this new acquisition is in the USA, Dolce International continues with an aggressive expansion programme into Europe including the UK.  Dolce currently has five European properties and a sixth, Dolce Sitges near Barcelona in Spain is planned to open in autumn 2004.

Each Dolce International Conference and Resort Destination provides the perfect environment for all types of meetings.  Modern technology and communications tools, professionally appointed meeting rooms with ergonomic chairs, hard top work tables, and a combination of natural and artificial light all combine with highly trained staff attentive to the needs of meeting planners and their delegates.   The inclusion of business centers with a full range of support service, outstanding dining, recreational and sports facilities make Dolce Destinations perfect learning environments.

Dolce International, the global leader in learning through meetings and leisure, was founded by Andrew Dolce, Chairman and CEO, in 1981. Today Dolce International is the most recognised name in the conference centre industry. Dolce International has announced an aggressive expansion programme, which will double the number of its properties globally within the next three years, concentrating on destinations close to gateway cities across Europe.