Florence Convention Facilities

The Marriott Shoals Hotel
Spa & Conference Center

The Marriott Shoals Hotel, Spa & Conference Center is a unique venue nestled along the Tennessee River in northwest Alabama. Its revolving restaurant offers breathtaking views of the river. The Marriott Shoals is a member of the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail Resort Collection with two award-winning courses.

The Muscle Shoals area was a recording center in the early days of rock and roll. Convention groups can tour studios where the Rolling Stones, Percy Sledge, Aretha Franklin, Bob Dylan and Lynard Skynard recorded. The Alabama Music Hall of Fame, Helen Keller's Birthplace, W.C. Handy Home and a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home are nearby.

Marriott Shoals Hotel & Spa and Conference Center
	Sq. Ft.	Booths	Theater	Reception	Banquet	Classroom
Shoals Ballroom	11,840	88	1,350	2,000	900	500
Shoals Atrium	3,337	20	Inquire	700	200	-
Singing River	3,240	25	300	500	200	150
The Shoals Marriott is a member of the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail Resort Collection.

Florence, Muscle Shoals, Sheffield and Tuscumbia have over 1,500 rooms and many meeting facilities for groups of up to 500.

For additional information, please contact the Florence/Lauderdale County Convention & Visitors Bureau. 1-888-356-8687 or visit www.VisitFlorenceAL.com

The Marriott Shoals Hotel,
Spa & Conference Center

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