Celebrate "all things chocolate" Feb. 16 at The Inn at ONU
What better way to celebrate February then with "All Things Chocolate." From 3:30 to 5 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 16, The Inn at ONU is offering a high tea featuring teas, finger sandwiches, pastries and even The Inn's popular chocolate fountain.
"Enjoy time with friends, family and even co-workers at this special event. Musical entertainment is provided. To prepare for every guests experience, we request reservations. Simply call 419.772.2500," said Tallene Eichelberger of The Inn.
Thursday Tea at the Inn will feature a specific tea and dessert, but will include a variety and teas and pastries. Reservations are not required except for parties of five or more.
Recognizing the area's need for a formal afternoon tea, the Inn at Ohio Northern University is committed to providing an upscale tea at which guests can comfortably conduct business or socialize with family and friends.
The Inn at Ohio Northern University is a full-service hotel located in Ada.
The Inn welcomes meetings, groups, and special events. With over 3,000 square feet of flexible meeting space, groups as large as 100 people can convene a seminar, meeting, wedding or other special event hosted in the boardroom and beautiful garden courtyard, complete with a central fountain and outdoor seating.
The Inn at Ohio Northern University is located at 401 W. College Ave., Ada. For more information visit www.innatonu.com or call 419.772.2500 or toll free at 866.713.4513.
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