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The Resort at Glade Springs - Golf
Stay & Play Free Package
Available March 15, 2010 through December 3, 2010. Includes 2 nights lodging, breakfast and one full day of unlimited activities on the full day of your stay. Read More
The Greenbrier Classic Package
Available July 28 - August 2, 2010. Includes overnight deluxe accommodations, breakfast and shuttle transportation to The Greenbrier Classic. Children 16 and under stay and eat free in the same room as adults. Starting at $147 per person, per night, based on double occupancy. Read More
Golf Package - Cobb or Stonehaven Course
Available January 1, 2010 through April 28, 2010 and October 17, 2010 through December 31, 2010.. Golf Package includes overnight accommodations, one round of golf on either the Cobb or Stonehaven Course, including cart rental. Package also includes breakfast and club cleaning and storage and unlimited tennis on the outdoor courts. Read More
Unlimited Golf Package - Three Courses
Available April 29 through October 16, 2010. Includes overnight deluxe accommodations, breakfast, unlimited golf, including cart rental (up to 54 holes) on the Cobb, Stonehaven and Woodhaven Courses. Package also includes range balls, and club cleaning and storage and unlimited tennis on the outdoor courts. Read More
Unlimited Golf Package - Cobb Course Only
Available April 29 through October 16, 2010. Includes overnight deluxe accommodations, breakfast, unlimited golf, including cart on the Cobb Course (up to 54 holes). Package also includes range balls, and club cleaning and storage and unlimited tennis on the outdoor courts. Read More
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The Resort at Glade Springs - Spa
Spa Getaway Package
Available May 1 through October 31, 2010. Spa Getaway Package includes three days and two nights accommodations, breakfast for 2 in The Rotunda and a $300 Spa Orange Spending Credit. Read More
Spa Retreat Package
Available November 1, 2009 through April 30, 2010 and November 1, 2010 through April 30, 2011. Spa Retreat Package includes three days and two nights accommodations, breakfast for 2 in The Rotunda and a $300 Spa Orange Spending Credit. Read More
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The Resort at Glade Springs - Family
Stay & Play Free Package
Available March 15, 2010 through December 3, 2010. Includes 2 nights lodging, breakfast and one full day of unlimited activities on the full day of your stay. Read More
Advance Booking Bonus Plan
Receive up to 15% off our normal rates. Read More
More than Three, Eat for Free Package
Available May 1 - December 26, 2010. Stay more than three nights and everyone eats breakfast and dinner for free. Read More
Family Value Package
Available March 28 through December 2, 2010. Includes overnight deluxe accommodations, daily breakfast and dinner at your choice of Small Talk Cafe, The Rotunda, Bunkers or Glade's Grill*. Read More
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The Resort at Glade Springs - Seasonal
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The Resort at Glade Springs - Military Rates
Military Rate
50% discount from our normal rates. Rates start at $38 per person, per night. Read More
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The Resort at Glade Springs - Press Releases
The Resort at Glade Springs Offers Winter Family Values
January 25, 2010 - Daniels, WV: The Resort at Glade Springs is offering an incredible value for families and friends this season with its Stay and Ski Free Package. Designed with family travel in mind this winter, the package offers 2 free adult lift tickets with deluxe overnight accommodations and free breakfast. (Children 16 and under stay and eat free in the same room as adults.) Conveniently located right off I-77 and I-64, The Resort at Glade Springs also offers a complimentary shuttle to and from Winterplace Ski Resort, just 10 minutes away If travelling during the week, be sure to take advantage of the Learn to Ski Package. This package includes three days of instruction, rental equipment and lift tickets for $99. The Learn to Ski Package is a great way for both adults and children to learn how to ski or snowboard this season. When off the slopes, guests can enjoy activities at the indoor leisure center which features an indoor pool, Spa Orange, Studio M hair salon, 10-lane bowling, indoor basketball and tennis, fitness center, video arcade and cinema. The resort also boasts three championship golf courses, an equestrian center and four restaurants. There’s so much to do every season at the Resort at Glade Springs! “Family vacations are one of our specialties at the resort,” comments Mary Jo Klein, Director of Marketing. “Our guests can enjoy adventures together on the mountain slopes during the day and relax in their luxury accommodations at night. Experiencing adventure with one’s family in beautiful West Virginia makes for lifelong memories for our guests.” The Ski Free Package starts at $152.00 and includes a double room, two free adult lift tickets and full buffet breakfast. Package is available until March 27, 2010. The Learn to Ski 3-Pack is available throughout the season Monday through Friday, non-holiday and includes rental equipment, lift ticket and 90 minute group lesson for each day. The resort offers a wide variety of beautiful accommodations designed from parties of two to twenty. For more information or reservations visit http://www.gladesprings.com or call 866-966-4905. The Resort at Glade Springs is located in Southern West Virginia at the intersection of interstates 77 and 64. ### About The Resort at Glade Springs: The Resort at Glade Springs is West Virginia’s finest all-season resort. Conveniently located right by I-77 and I-64, in the heart of West Virginia’s beautiful mountains near the always exciting New River, bountiful opportunities for adventure, sport and relaxation await visitors. Enjoy championship golfing on the Cobb, Stonehaven or Woodhaven Courses, luxury spa services and blissfully simple pursuits such as swimming, biking, hiking and boating in a breathtaking landscape. Bowl a game or two, catch a movie, ride horseback on natural trails or enjoy a priceless West Virginia sunset – without ever leaving the resort. Just outside our gates a world of adventure awaits you, with world-class whitewater rafting, downhill skiing, rock climbing, caving and unforgettable fly-fishing an easy drive away. Read More
First 2,000 Facebook Fans of The Resort at Glade Springs win Complimentary Room Night
The Resort has announced that if it reaches 2,000 Facebook Fans by January 31, 2010, every fan will be invited for a complimentary one night stay. Fans who also become a follower on Twitter will also receive a free breakfast certificate in addition to the free night, provided Twitter reaches 2,000 followers by January 31, 2010. Read More
The Resort at Glade Springs offers Outstanding Value.
The Resort at Glade Springs is offering an incredible value for families and friends this season with two exceptional offers of outstanding vacation deals. Read More
SummerFest 2009 Ramps Up at The Resort at Glade Springs
Visitors from all across the United States are making unforgettable memories at The Resort at Glade Springs, as Summerfest 2009 gets underway. Read More
SummerPerks Package Incredible Value
Visit The Resort at Glade Springs this summer in beautiful Southern West Virginia and take advantage of an incredible vacation value. Now through September 6, 2009, the resort is offering its SummerPerks package. This offer includes three nights and four days overnight deluxe accommodations, $100 gas cash rebate at check-in, and $900 Resort Spending Credit! This package also includes all taxes and resort fees. Read More
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The Resort at Glade Springs - Glade Springs News
Cool Business - Snowy weather brings in business for resorts, hotels
When it comes to resorts and hotels, there’s no business like snow business this time of year. And that can’t be more true for Elmer Coppoolse, chief executive officer for EMCO Hospitality and owner of The Resort at Glade Springs. “Business is going very well,” he said about the Raleigh County resort. “We’re clearly ahead of last year’s bookings.” The resort has seen a 25 percent increase in profits compared to the last two years at this time, he said. The resort’s bookings are obviously due to the amount of snowfall the region has received. “The skiing conditions at Winterplace have never been better,” Coppoolse said. “It’s that simple. If conditions are right, the business is good. “It’s very good news for the entire area.” And with the snowfall expected to continue though the weekend, area resort and hotel owners expect the bookings to continue. Glade Springs is not alone when it comes to skiers staying the night in the Beckley area. Pam Smith, director of sales and marketing for Country Inn and Suites on Harper Road, said the hotel has seen a steady flow of skiers checking their bags. “We’re seeing bookings because of the quality of the snow,” she said. Smith said the numbers are about the same when compared to the last couple of years, but she’s happy with the traffic checking in. “A lot of times this time of year there’s a question on the weather,” she said. “Most groups are last-minute situations.” Mike Darby, chief executive officer for Laurel Lodge Enterprises, which operates three hotels in Raleigh County, said his company finished December strong. He said the last week of December was exceptional due to the holidays and conditions at Winterplace. But, he said, it’s a double-edged sword. “The weather is great for Winterplace and it brings those folks in,” he said. “But other people that might be traveling don’t.” For the first six days of January, his numbers were down compared to last year’s, Darby said. He said the snow is a “mixed blessing” for the region. “The ideal situation for us is cold temperatures for Winterplace to make snow,” he said, “but clear roads for travelers and those commuting to work. “The weather being cold and snowy is not the best for us.” But for the out-of-town skier, the conditions are glistening. Smith said a lot of the people staying at her hotel are traveling from the south or the north to ski. “Most of the people, when they arrive from Florida or Louisiana, are just amazed at the snow,” she said. “Some of them have never seen snow before. “A lot of adults go crazy in the parking lot.” Coppoolse said the majority of those staying at his resort are out-of-towners. And most are coming from North Carolina. “We’re excited about the conditions being so good,” he said. “It’s a great time to come out and ski.” Read More
2010 Golfweek's Best Resort Courses
The Resort at Glade Springs' Stonehaven Course has been ranked the 74th best resort course by Golfweek for 2010. Read More
Glade Springs is a Great Fall Getaway
Now that the fall issue is out, I've hit the road. In the next week I'll be traveling in the southern part of the state. From Beckley to White Sulphur Springs to Marlinton (where I'm judging the Road Kill Cook-off) to Snowshoe for the Governor's Conference on Tourism, I'll be covering quite a bit of territory. My first stop is The Resort at Glade Springs--a fabulous four-season destination. If you've never visited the 4,000 acre resort, fall is the perfect time. I felt like I'd stepped back in time to a slower pace of life. The grounds are beautiful and wildlife is evident at every turn. Located outside of Beckley, the state's most treasured autumn attractions like whitewater rafting, trout fishing, and hiking are right around the corner. But with incredible on-site recreational options, like the Equestrian Center, two breathtaking golf courses, and the Leisure Center, which houses a 10-lane bowling center, movie theater, and arcade, you don't have to leave the grounds. Take a scenic trail ride, pitch horseshoes, or hit the courts. Visit Spa Orange -- the resort's full service spa -- and you won't want to leave, period. (The Glade Springs Real Estate Co. will make the choice to stay an easy option!) I've heard wonderful reviews of the upscale Glade's Grill and Bar, but I was in the mood for more casual fare and chose to eat outside overlooking the golf course at Bunkers Sports Bar, the resort's newest restaurant. And I was not disappointed! I've added a new favorite to my dining repertoire -- the Bunkers Salad! This salad of mixed field greens with sundried fruits, sprinkled with candied walnuts, goat cheese and "tear drop" tomatoes was wonderful! I also couldn't pass up the Duck and Wild Mushroom Pizza. (I don't believe I've ever seen duck on a pizza...) It was also quite tasty. Whether you are looking for a family-friendly getaway or a couple's escape or a corporate retreat, The Resort at Glade Springs has what you are looking for. Nikki Bowman WV Living Magazine Read More
Jackie O.
Studio M to show Jackie O. items, Collector will also present bits of trivia Fans of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis won’t want to miss the latest event planned at Glade Springs Resort. It’s not really about her, though. Actually it’s about Spa Orange at Glade and the one-year anniversary of Studio M, both run by Monte Ray Durham, an Oak Hill native who has made his mark on the international world of wedding planning, bridal consulting and style. In the last year, not only has Durham managed to run a successful hair and spa business at the Daniels resort, he’s been featured on national television, on the WE Network program, “Platinum Weddings.” He’s also managed to add to his impressive collection of Jackie Kennedy memorabilia. Most recently, he’s been loaned an original Bachrach portrait of Jackie the bride. It’s the perfect complement to his exact replica of the wedding gown and veil she wore when she married John F. Kennedy. And it goes nicely with a duplicate version of the stemware the former first lady purchased from a West Virginia glass company to place in the White House; Durham has his own set. All of these items and more will make an appearance at the Studio M anniversary celebration, set for 6 p.m. Sept. 6 in the resort’s rotunda. In fact, they’ll be the centerpiece of this event to which everyone is invited. The reception will also feature live music from Joe Dew and Lady D, demonstrations of B. Kamins facial products and Halia Jewelry and fine champagne supplied by Beaver’s own Tobacco Town. Durham, considered by many to be an expert on Jackie O., will present bits of trivia about his idol throughout the even-ing. For instance, he said, “Her gown was designed by Ann Lowe, an African-American from Clayton, Ala.,” and “they danced their first dance to ‘I Married an Angel.’ ” He knows the details from the orange blossoms she wore in her hair, right down to the fact the couple had two different cake-cutting ceremonies to accommodate the large number of photographers on hand. He even knows which of her bridal portraits she preferred and which her mother liked best. It so happens that the anniversary of the famous Kennedy wedding is Sept. 12, so Sept. 6 seems like an appropriate time to celebrate it along with the anniversary of Studio M and Durham’s own birthday, which takes place that weekend, he noted. “I can’t believe it’s been a year of doing hair at Glade,” Durham said. “It’s been so successful. It’s something to celebrate, and Jackie will help us do it.” Audrey Stanton Register-Herald Reporter Read More
Triathlon
Williams wins second annual Charlie Williamson Memorial Triathlon It was a day of firsts at the second annual Charlie Williamson Memorial Triathlon at The Resort at Glade Springs. There were a record 100 competitors in Chatum Lake about three minutes after the starting horn sounded, and it ended with a first-time winner of the event. David Williams of Durham, N.C., finished the race in 1:04:50. Not bad for a 750-meter swim, a 12-mile bike ride and a 5-K run. And, not bad considering he won with relative ease. R. Alexander Payne of Irmo, S.C., came in second at 1:10:25. “It was a good day, but I forgot how hard the hills were until I got back out here,” Williams said. “It felt great to get out and have a little better day than last year.” The family of the event’s namesake, Charlie Williamson, was in attendance and his daughter, Dee Williamson, said “the family was humbled by the support the whole race committee has shown. There is not a better way to honor my dad.” Williamson was killed while biking in 2008 and the inaugural event was held last year in his honor. Since last year’s event, sponsorship has grown and the number of competitors rose 50 percent. The endowment will teach children bicycle safety at local schools. “Last year we were expecting 30 people and we had 75 show up. This year over 100 were in the race competing in some form from individuals to relay teams,” local triathlete and event committee member James Payne said. “Everything is short enough for everyone to feel comfortable with the event.” Payne has been doing triathlons on and off since 1986. “Back then people thought we were weirdos for doing these things; it is more accepted now,” he said. Newer competitors in the triathlon, like former IBC middleweight champ Billy Fox, said the event was tough. “This is much harder than being in the ring,” Fox said. “You get breaks between rounds in boxing. In this you go all out for an hour and a half.” Fox finished in a 1:24:41. “Most guys hit their mid-life crisis and buy sports cars and chase young women,” Fox said. “I grabbed a bike and started competing.” “We can’t do this without the support of the community, and it was great,” event coordinator E.J. Salon said. Salon also mentioned changes in the transition areas made the event much more festive and family friendly. He went on the say he was happy with the way the event went and was eager to push the limelight away from himself and onto other members of the committee. Committee member Jeremy Miller went on the compliment the Williamsons, saying, “When I started this, I did not know them; now I feel like family.” The family knows that is the way Charlie would have liked it: Making friends and promoting a healthy lifestyle. Williamson Memorial Saturday At The Resort at Glade Springs Top Males— David Williams, Durham, N.C.,1:04:50; R. Alexander Payne, Irmo, S.C.,1:10:25; Chris Thomas, Stoney Point, N.C., 1:10:57 Males 15-Under— Andrew Shaffer, Craigville, 1:35:04 Males 16-19— Marlin Boggs, Charleston, 1:29:08; Seth Massarsky, Pittsburgh, Pa., 1:43:25 Males 20-24— Patrick Bucks, Morgantown, 1:29:30 Males 25-29— R. Alexander Payne, Irmo, S.C., 1:10:25; Drew Cochran, Morgantown, 1:17:14; Dan Cochran, Morgantown, 1:25:50 Males 30-34— David Williams, Durham, N.C., 1:04:50; John King, Christiansburg, Va., 1:28:24; Kurt Blankenship, Daniels, 1:29:59 Males 35-39— Les Blake, Dublin, Oh., 1:25:56; Keith Webb, Beaver, 1:26:07; Mark Persinger, Pence Springs, 1:29:14 Males 40-44— Chris Thomas, Stony Point, N.C., 1:10:57; Billy Fox, Oceana, 1:24:41; John Ledahawsky, Daniels, 1:26:27 Males 45-49— Charles Williamson, Westfield, N.J., 1:15:19; Scott Kilmer, Daniels, 1:26:40; Anthony Pachuta, Great Lakes, Ill., 1:31:23 Males 50-54— Rob Anderson, Cumming, Ga., 1:21:55; Pedro Sanchez, Stanaford, 1:23:17;Thomas Hamilton, Beckley, 1:38:48 Males 55-59— James Payne, Daniels, 1:23:27; William Platt, Charleston, 1:47:26 Males 60-64— Trenton Stover, Point Pleasant, 1:54:24 Top Females— Nicole Thomas, Stoney Point, N.C. 1:23:48; Krystle Bailey, Glenville, 1:28:41; April Chapman, Beckley, 1:36:59 Females 20-24— Krystle Bailey, Glenville, 1:28:41 Females 25-29— April Chapman, Beckley, 1:36:59; Courtney Phillips, Hurricane, 1:48:50; Megan Constantino, Beckley, 1:52:33 Females 35-39— Nicole Thomas, Stony Point, N.C., 1:23:48; Amy Dunkin, St. Albans, 1:42:17; Jennifer Compton, Milton, 1:47:10 Females 40-44— Marilyn Griffin, Durham N.C., 1:52:13, Wendy Koch, Paris, Ky., 2:00:56 Females 45-49— Sally Jarrett, Daniels, 1:39:37, Sheri Mcgraw, Daniels, 1:59:53 By Chris Meadows For The Register-Herald Read More
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