MIT Endicott House
About
MIT Endicott House is a historic MIT conference center set on 25 landscaped acres in the town of Dedham, less than 12 miles from Boston. The centerpiece is a French Manor-style mansion with views of the Blue Hills and beautifully preserved gardens. The estate hosts meetings, retreats and events, with lodging and dining on site, and it pitches itself as a distraction-free getaway for both work and play.
Planners describe a wide range of gatherings there. One longtime client’s testimonial mentions everything from multi-day boot camps of 40 attendees to quarterly strategy meetings for seven senior managers, and reviewers praise the staff’s care and adaptability, the food and the handling of IT needs. The center also promotes MIT programs such as its Quantum Connection dinner and panel discussion with leaders in quantum science.
What to Know
- Prospective clients can come for a complimentary lunch and estate tour, and colleagues are welcome.
- A full 360-degree virtual tour of the grounds is available online.
- An online questionnaire helps planners find a suitable meeting package.
- The facility describes itself as award-winning.
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