Chubb Hotel & Conference Center

Such incredible service from the moment we arrived! The room was comfortable and had an amazing view of the golf course and the facilities were nice, but the staff is what really made the experience.

A great conference center. Facilities are beautiful & clean. Service is prompt and polite. Food, well the food is delicious! There is a reason they call it Chubb. Would highly recommend this for the any meetings.

Nice facility, clean rooms, quiet and close to Philly. We chose this place to save some money as it was cheaper than most hotels in Philly.

This hotel is great. When Tropical Storm Sandy hit in 2012, the company put me up here because my department was «essential». (In other words, we needed to work, even during a natural disaster lol). In any case, everything was awesome. They have nice contemporary rooms with insanely comfortable beds. I got some really good sleep here… even amidst strong winds due to the storm. The food was great… some of the best food I’ve eaten at a hotel. but then again I don’t often eat at hotels so take that as you will lol. The dining room is nice and cozy also. The bar downstairs was nice as well with a cool bartender. They set out snacks in the hallways during the day… candy, hot chocolate, coffee, crackers, brownies, etc etc. I loved that. I don’t know that I’ll ever have to/​need to stay here again, but if so, I wouldn’t hesitate! I can’t comment on the value of the hotel, because I didn’t have to pay anything to stay here. However, the experience was wonderful.

Desserts a 5+. Main course lunch average. I found my chicken dish dry, pizza and sub sandwiches okay. Warm pasta dish okay. Salad choices were good but I don’t eat greens or quinoa. Meeting facility great, staff great. Room perfect.

I’ve had the opportunity to stay at ACE Conference Center twice for work. Both times were for a leadership conference. The facility is immaculate. The meeting rooms are very professional and have a classroom-​style feel to them. The bedrooms are on the level of a 4-​star hotel. The bed is extremely comfortable, with some of the best pillows I have laid my head on.
The food is great. Depending on your package, you will have an array of options to choose from. Unless I’m mistaken, the desserts are/​were made by the dessert chef at Le Bec Fin, which is now closed. There are «snack» areas outside of the meeting rooms, which provides conference attendees with the opportunity to grab something to eat in between meetings/​workshops. I quoted snack because hot wings is not a snack. To me, this is another meal.
If you’re looking to have a meeting at a great facility no more than 20 minutes outside of Philly, I definitely recommend ACE Conference Center, as long as your budget will allow it. This place is definitely pricey.

Food was ok, but their policies were silly. For example, there’s about 300 guests coming from New England, which they will probably come late, why close the kitchen at 10PM? This was equally silly as it was annoying. Drinks were ridiculously expensive, $ 12 bucks for a bottom shelf vodka drink. I pay less in Manhattan. The rooms were dated but clean and because it was both very cold and too much snow on the ground I couldn’t enjoy the grounds. If it were up to me I’d have selected elsewhere for our conference must for their stupid policies alone. With the exception of the bartender the rest of the staff was less than impressive.

*WEDDING*
We had our wedding at ACE and it was SO much more than we could have ever expected!!! We were in the Marquis Ball room (upstairs). The windows around the room really made the evening. A clear night you can see a very nice skyline and the decks were available for cigars.
The attention to every last detail by the staff really made our day run smooth and turn out perfectly! We worked with Melody to plan the wedding and she was amazing! Always reachable via email and phone for any questions.
Each table had one/​two staff members dedicated to the table to ensure guests were taken care of. My husband and I had one person, Zach, dedicated to help us for the night and he was too notch! Anything we needed– done! I really can’t say how efficient, professional, kind and courteous the staff was at ACE!
The grounds are great for pictures and plenty of room for unique shots.
The food… Ohhhhhh the food was amazing! I wish I could have that food every night! It was sooooo flavorful and amazing! Oh my mouth waters thinking about it!

As a student within Penn State’s EMBA program, I come here often… every 2 weeks to be precise. I’ve also seen masses of other groups come in to have conferences, meetings, etc. at this venue.
The ACE Conference Center is fantastic. Located right next to a wonderful golf course, the staff at the ACE CEnter make sure all of your needs are tended to. As a space itself, they have meeting rooms of various sizes to meet your needs (and all have multimedia set ups to hook up your computers).
All of the spaces are well managed (constantly being clean and tended to) and they do a good job with the catering (have had breakfast, lunch, and dinner there).
With coolers constantly stocked with water, sodas, juices and a constant supply of coffee/​hot chocolate/​tea, there is no area where things are missed. They even offer snacks in the common areas which help keep people energized when faced with all day meetings (or in my case classes).
The hotel rooms are spacious, clean, and modern and the staff is super helpful ensuring you have the best stay you possibly can.
The bar although limited, has decent choices to pick from and the bartenders are really nice. They have pool tables and games to provide entertainment on site as well. Just one thing to note with the bar… though they accept credit cards, tips are cash only.

What an amazing place! I have never been so well taken care of! I was at ACE for a conference with 100 college students and professors, and ACE assured that we had everything that we needed and accommodated our every need.
The location and ground of the center are beautiful, so if you need to take a walk just to get some air, there is plenty of space. The grounds also provide for wonderful vistas from larger balconies attached to each room.

Come for the conference space, stay for the food (but not the bar).
My company just had a retreat here, and it was among the nicer places I’ve stayed for business. The bedrooms were comfortable (though very separate from the rest of the space so you basically had to pack your bag for the day), the meeting rooms were comfortable and well equipped (yay for still having chalkboards! Nice flashback), and the outdoor spaces were very well managed (even if they were swarming with bees!!)
But the thing that would bump this place up for 4 stars is the FOOD. The dining room served extremely healthy and delicious vegetarian food — a rarity in this setting. From the omelette to the spinach and corn salad to the FIVE desserts at each meal, it was just incredible to the point of all getting food comas after each meal.
The only major downside (minus one big star to 3) was the bartender — he was extremely rude to our party, served other guests well before my younger (21+) colleagues regardless of the fact that we had been waiting longer, threatened to close the bar an hour before our tab was due to run out, and was overall nasty each night, even after some friends gathered all the spare bottles and glasses from around the lobby to make his life easier. At the end of the night, you want to be greeted with someone who at least respects you — this bartender was anything but.
(Also, no walking on the golf course is the most painful thing ever because the scene from every window is unbelievably beautiful.)

I was at this place as part of a improv gig for a conference. This place is huge! It looks like they could have a dozen conferences going on at the same time. The place is beautiful and gives a great view of the surrounding golf course.
I hope to back again soon performing in one of their rooms.

I attended and spoke at a conference here but did not stay overnight in the hotel part. The conference facilities were very nice, well-​equipped and comfortable. The breakfast and breaks had an abundance of well-​stocked beverages and treats.
I would definitely consider having a conference here.

Stayed here on business for a night. the rooms are quite clean and my room had a balcony facing the golf course, with twinkling fireflies at night.
The restaurant was also quite good. The food is supposedly locally drawn and conscious of diet, so lean meats, low fat, etc… The dinners are served in a buffet/​entrée style. So the salads and soup you help yourself to, but you order your entrée off a menu. Had a lentil soup which hit the spot after a cross country flight. Salad was fresh. Ordered the poached salmon and it came with a nice creamy tomato sauce and a side of vegetables and fried potato. Desserts there is a selection as well from the bar. I tried the peach tart which was a little dry from being in the fridge, but overall for a conference center the food was quite good.
This is a very relaxing scene to be at for a get-​away. Or in my case for a quick stop into town. Either way, look out for fireflies at night, they’ll be twinkling outside your room.

We have eaten here for brunch and dinner. We have also stayed at the hotel. It is top shelf all the way.

My boyfriend won a raffle prize of dinner for two here. Since it was about to expire in a week, we finally got around to making reservations to go. It’s a conference center /​banquet hall, not a restaurant, so it’s hard to really rate. And it was hard to know what to expect. It was a bit of an odd prize in the first place, but hey, I don’t look a free dinner in the mouth.
We shared the dining room with a couple groups of business people, and it seems this is their usual clientele. Dinner was buffet style and included salad, raspberry and brie filled filo, chicken with stuffing, grilled tuna with mango salsa, fried rice with shrimp, breaded pork loin, veggies, candied yams, and dessert. Not bad. Salad veggies were really fresh. Candied yams and filo were my favorites. Tuna was kind of tough and not too tasty, chicken was a little dry. Berries for dessert were really good, which is especially surprising since November isn’t berry season. I could have used some sprinkles on my fro-​yo, but that’s just me.
Of course the best part of the meal was it’s price tag. Included soda, coffee, tax, and tip. All of the staff were friendly too.
I don’t know if this review is very helpful since I don’t think people really go here just to dine. But if you’re going to be here for a conference or whatever, you probably won’t starve.