For more than 115 years, Hood College has prepared students for successful careers and the responsibilities of citizenship. Hood takes pride in its long and continuing tradition of providing quality undergraduate and graduate studies.Hood traces its history to 1893, when the Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church of the United States — now the United Church of Christ — established the Woman's College of Frederick. The Potomac Synod had decided to disband Mercersburg College in Mercersburg, Pa., as a coeducational institution and establish a women's college below the Mason-Dixon line. Mercersburg became an academy for men; its women's department moved to Frederick.In 1897, the College was officially chartered with the purpose and object of creating and maintaining a college for the promotion and advancement of women, and the cultivation and diffusion of Literature, Science and Art. Located in Winchester Hall on East Church Street in downtown Frederick, the College opened its first semester with a student body of 83 and a faculty of eight. The first baccalaureate degrees were awarded to 14 women in 1898. Also in 1897, the College acquired a 28-acre tract of farm land on the northwestern edge of the city, made possible by a gift from Margaret Scholl Hood. In recognition of Mrs. Hood's generosity, the Board of Trustees voted in 1912 to change the name of the College. In 1914 construction began on Alumnae Hall, which continues to house many of the principal administrative offices of the College. Today more than 30 academic, residential, and administrative buildings are quartered on Hood's 50-acre campus

oOwned by Millennium Hospitality Group LLC. Managed by Emerald Hospitality

o$5 million renovation commences January 2008 and is completed January 2009.

o144 Luxurious Rooms

o800 Car spaces – Complimentary

� New stucco walls

� Painted ceiling

� New gardens with tropical plants such as palm trees, frangipani, anthiriums, real and silk plants in the gardens

� Water features

� Cascading Water fall with fish ponds

� Milo’s Café in Atrium – Serves breakfast

� Heated pool converted to a Mineral pool –liquid luxury. Pool painted “blue”

BREAKFAST AT

MILOS CAFE

New Milo’s café which serves a daily breakfast

o144 Guest rooms completely renovated – new granite, new carpets, new air cons, hardwired and wireless high speed internet to all rooms, new overhead lighting above bed.

o37 Kings Rooms, 107 Double Double Rooms

oAdditional lighting above beds

oAll rooms have refrigerators, coffee makers, hair dryers, high speed wireless and hard wired internet

o100% non smoking and 100% pet free

oInternal corridors

oTwo Floors

o5 new ADA rooms

oElevator Access

STANDARD ROOM

o5 Jacuzzi Suites – themed Earth, Wind, Water, Fire and Buddha

o1 Junior M & M themed Suite

oBuddha Suite: Leather lounge into sleeper sofa. Kitchenette and bar plus Jacuzzi

� Installed “Green” water on demand hot water system – an energy efficient system.

� All air conditioning is put on energy save every time the room is done and when not in use.

� We use reusable utensils, table cloths and glasses wherever possible.

� Installed energy saving light bulbs throughout the entire hotel.

� Linen and Towel re use option that is communicated to the guest via message cards on every bed.

� Bulk Dispensers and reusable containers for beverages, food and condiments

� Two new computers and printers – high speed internet

� Book exchange

� Complimentary use

� ATM

� Adjoins King Room with private access from sleeping room as well as the Business Center

� Breaks/lunches and dinners available – Fully catered facilities

� AV equipment� Quiet location� Secure/lockable

EMPEROR ROOM – opens into the Atrium

oAccessible by Elevator

o6 x 8 ft screens

oSound system

oWireless microphones

o3 breakout rooms

oBathrooms

oKitchenette

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901 Dual Highway

Hagerstown, MD 21740

Phone: 301-797-9004

Fax: 301-797-9622

www.HagerHall.com

� On Site Restaurant� Daily Specials