The Inn at Suncadia Offers Picturesque Meeting Spaces

Groups of all sizes accommodated in Washington's premier four-season resort

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. October 14, 2008

ROSLYN, WA, December 9, 2005. The recent grand opening of the Inn at Suncadia mountain lodge-already deemed the preeminent resort community in the Pacific Northwest-located in Suncadia Village near Roslyn, Wash., offers new meeting facilities for groups large and small.

With approximately 5,000 square feet of meeting and event space, The Inn at Suncadia can accommodate groups ranging in size from 14 to 150. The indoor meeting venue, Archie's Den, is a very private, comfortable setting with close proximity to the Gas Lamp Grille and the Canary Lounge. Golf outings, weddings, and special occasion gatherings are accommodated in the Event Tent and cascading front lawn areas that offer spectacular views of the golf course:

Archie's Den - 425 square feet - 14 conference; 16 banquet

The Colliery - 455 square feet - 16 conference; 20 banquet

Event Tent (outdoor) - 4,000 square feet; 150 reception/banquet

Roslyn Meadow (outdoor) - 3,500 square feet; 150 reception/banquet

Peoh Point Terrace (outdoor) - 1950 square feet; 150 reception/banquet

Gas Lamp Grille - 902 square feet - 100 reception/banquet

The Inn at Suncadia is perched on a bluff 250 feet above the Cle Elum River and overlooking the 18-hole Prospector Golf Course. It is the only inn in Washington to be directly situated on a golf course. The Inn at Suncadia is just 80 scenic miles east of Seattle on I-90.

Suncadia is a four-season, 6,300-acre resort community featuring two golf courses: Prospector, designed by the Palmer Course Design Company, which opened in 2004 and Rope Rider which is expected to be completed in 2007. The Inn at Suncadia is the first building in the Village, which will ultimately include shops, boutiques and restaurants, sports and recreational facilities.

Twelve hundred acres of the Cle Elum River corridor that run through Suncadia are protected by the Kittitas Conservation Trust and the Suncadia Conservancy. Over 40 miles of walking and biking trails are being constructed throughout Suncadia. Additional recreational activities include swimming, golfing, and hiking. Winter activities include snowshoeing and cross country skiing with nearby access to downhill skiing, dog sledding and snowmobiling.

Suncadia is owned by subsidiaries of JELD-WEN, Inc., PacTrust and Lowe Enterprises, Inc., the parent company of Lowe Destination Development and Destination Hotels & Resorts, and is operated by a subsidiary of Lowe Enterprises, Inc. The resort community was conceived by Klamath Falls-based JELD-WEN, Inc., the world's leading maker of premium-quality, energy-efficient windows, doors and millwork.

Headquartered in Portland, Oregon, PacTrust is one of the Pacific Northwest's largest real estate developers and investment property owners. PacTrust primarily develops and acquires income-producing property for its own account, concentrating on industrial, office and commercial properties. It is a fully integrated real estate entity with site selection, design, construction, leasing and property management capabilities.

JELD-WEN joined with LA-based Lowe Enterprises to form Suncadia, LLC, which is planning, building and managing the project. Lowe is a leading national real estate investment, development and management firm that has developed, acquired and managed more than $7 billion of real estate assets in the past 33 years. A subsidiary of Lowe Destination Development, the firm's hospitality development operation, is overseeing the development of the resort community, while a subsidiary of Destination Hotels & Resorts manages the hospitality components of the property.