Lodge Renovation Complete
| April 28, 2003, Farmington, Pa. --
During the winter months, the Lodge at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort
& Spa has undergone guestroom and public space renovations. This
transformation is a continuation of the resort�s ownership and management
to offer guests the finest amenities and luxury in a world-class
resort environment.
To design and oversee the project, Nemacolin Woodlands resort owners
Joseph A. Hardy, III and Maggie Hardy Magerko contracted the Hughes Design
Associates of McLean, Va. Hughes designed the interior of the Chateau
LaFayette, which opened in 1997, and spearheaded the renovation of the
resort�s townhouses in 2001.
According to Ron Cadrette, general manager, �This renovation to the
Lodge will offer guests luxurious, yet comfortable accommodations.
The project is just |
Jeffrey Kmiec Named Director
of Sales and Marketing
April 29, 2003, Farmington, Pa. -- Jeffrey
Kmiec has joined Nemacolin Woodlands Resort & Spa as the director of
sales and marketing. In his new position, Kmiec provides leadership
for, and management of, the resort�s entire sales effort and directs the
property�s multifaceted marketing and public relations� efforts.
Kmiec comes to Nemacolin Woodlands from Benchmark Hospitality
at Stonewall Resort, Roanoke, W.Va. where he served as director of sales
and marketing. He previously was affiliated with Lakeview Golf Resort,
Spa and Scanticon Conference Center, Morgantown, W.Va., as director of
sales and marketing; The Boar�s Head Inn, Charlottesville, Va., as group
sales manager; and, Hidden Valley Resort, Somerset, Pa., as group sales
manager. Kmiec also was the general manager at Ligonier Country Club, Ligonier,
Pa., and general manger at the Water�s Edge Resort, Garden City, S.C.
A native of Chicago, Ill., Kmiec and his wife Nancy reside
in Oakmont, Pa. |
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another way that our owners, the Hardy family, strive to provide the ultimate
resort experience.�
The interior renovations included thirty-two guestrooms and the public
space as well. In the new classic English country cottage style, the design
is rich in color, texture and pattern.
The original Lodge Lobby, now the Hardy Lobby, welcomes resort guests
with a large stone hearth that commands the room. Original oil paintings
and antiques are beautifully arranged throughout the lobby and public space.
Although rustic in theme, it maintains a look of gracious sophistication.
Soft chenille fabrics and rich leathers are found throughout the lobby
and the guestrooms. Rugs and carpets were custom-designed for the
Lodge and have rich warm tones of rust, gold, green and blue. In the guestrooms,
glowing colors and beautiful patterns in print fabrics establish a �familiar�
feeling and reinforce the warm welcome established in the lobby.
Fabrics and case goods were custom-designed for these rooms and are residential
in feel. Beautiful lamps and lovely framed prints adorn each room.
Each bed has soft down blankets and pillows. The well-appointed baths
are spacious and welcoming. |
