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With its 250 impressively-appointed guest rooms and suites, 65,000 square feet of function and exhibition space, appealing downtown locale, and complimentary shuttle transportation to and from Manchester Airport, the Radisson Hotel Manchester at the Center of New Hampshire is not only the largest, but the most versatile and accommodating convention hotel north of Boston.
Complimenting the Center’s multipurpose facilities and outstanding hospitality is the excellent food and entertaining atmosphere at JD’s Tavern. Located just steps away from the Verizon Wireless Arena and open daily from 11:00 a.m. through midnight, JD’s Tavern is a great place to visit for lunch, dinner or cocktails anytime.
From wedding receptions to weeklong exhibitions, light lunches to post-game dinner and drinks, the staff of the Radisson Hotel Manchester at the Center of New Hampshire and JD’s Tavern are ready to serve you. For more information or hotel reservations, call (603) 625-1000.
UNH marketing program helps small businesses and students work together
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