The Lodge at Geneva-on-the-Lake The Lodge at Geneva-on-the-Lake 4888 North Broadway Geneva, Ohio 44041 The Lodge at Geneva-on-the-Lake is located in the heart of Ohio’s Wine Country on the shores of Lake Erie. Managed by Delaware North, the Lodge features 109-spacious guest rooms – many overlooking the lake – along with the addition of 25 lakeside cottages in 2016. The two-bedroom, one-bath cottages offer a king master bedroom and second queen bedroom. With more than 600 square feet of living space, each spacious cottage can accommodate up to six guests and includes a living room with panoramic picture windows, foldout sofa, gas fireplace, and flat screen TV. All cottages also feature a kitchenette with mini-refrigerator, microwave and dishwasher and porches with Adirondack chairs. An ADA compliant cottage is also available with accommodations for guests with accessibility needs. The year-round Horizons Restaurant offers stunning views, full-service event facilities and a retail space featuring Ohio-made wine and products.
Other on-site amenities include indoor and outdoor pools and hot tubs, outdoor children’s splash area, shuttle service to nearby wineries, lakefront fitness center and more. From the iconic Plaza in New York City to the enormous Wembley Stadium in London, every event, fundraiser, wedding or celebration is different -- so we treat each one as if it were the only one. Delaware North operates 300 stores in parks, resorts, attractions, airports, toll plazas, sporting venues, open-air marketplaces and gaming properties worldwide. Delaware North's hotel management experience extends from North America to Australia. From wilderness camps to luxury hotel suites and National Historic Landmarks — each require a specific set of skills. As a leader in food service management, we operate some of the busiest and most famous kitchens in the world. As a property owner and manager, Delaware North has a reputation for outstanding venue management for numerous clients. Nature in a Luxury Resort
Because of the special nature of Delaware North’s luxury resort locations, guests can enjoy such incredible activities as snorkeling on the Great Barrier Reef, riding a camel in the scenic desert plains of Kings Canyon in Australia or seeing the giant Sequoia trees at Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park. Manager, The Lodge at Geneva-on-the-Lake There are 18 historic covered bridges in Ashtabula County surrounding the Lodge; including the longest – spanning 613 feet–and shortest–spanning just 18 feet– in the United States. The town of Geneva-on-the-Lake is known as Ohio’s First Summer Resort area, welcoming prestigious travelers such as John D. Rockefeller, Harvey Firestone and Henry Ford in the early 1900s.Skip to main content Classic Cedar Adirondack Chair Rosemont Teak Backless Bench, 6 sizes Available Regardless of where you live or what the weather is like, there is nothing quite like relaxing in a great rocking chair, indoors or out. If you're looking for an adult rocking chair or a child's rocking chair, we have a variety of styles to choose from, including contemporary and adirondack.
An outdoor rocking chair is the perfect accessory on the front porch, and we offer both adirondack and classic styles. The adirondack is symbolic of the coastal maritime look, and we offer this style in both a child's rocking chair and an adult rocking chair. If you would prefer the classic, 19th century style of the south, we have several varieties to choose from. Or, you may wish to consider the modern style and feel of a glider rocking chair. A children's rocking chair is also a perfect piece to give your child a seat of their very own on the front porch. Our rocking chairs are great inside, too! If you would like a child size wooden rocking chair for your child's room, we have several models in a variety of colors to compliment their decor. A children's rocking chair also makes the perfect playtime accessory. Perhaps you are expecting a little one, and you would like a classic wooden rocking chair for your nursery. Our traditional spindle back rocking chair is perfect for you. This style looks great as a porch rocking chair for those soft summer nights when you want to enjoy the great outdoors.
Some deck rocking chairs can also provide a unique look to an outdoor dining set. Rocking chair cushions are a great addition to any rocking chair. We carry a large selection of rocker cushion sets as well as rocking chair seat pads. Custom rocking chair cushion sets are also available, so you are sure to find the right size cushion to fit your porch or indoor rocker. See what our customers are saying! ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ "I actually received my cushions today. They are well made and fit great. I appreciate all of your help in getting me new cushions for my glider rocker. I am very pleased. ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ "Just wanted you to know that my cushions came on Saturday well ahead of when I thought they would come and I was just delighted. The quality of the work was A+. This was such a positive experience, I won't hesitate use you in the future and will tell others about your business." How to Build Adirondack Chairs Out of Skis Adirondack chair (new or recycled) Three pairs of old skis
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