The Hope Hotel and Richard C. Holbrooke Conference Center was born of the same innovative spirit that permeates the Dayton area where the Wright Brothers invented the first “flying machine.” Named after famed entertainer Bob Hope, it is the only privately owned hotel located on Air Force property.
Explore AccommodationsOpened in 1990, this unique arrangement required an act of Congress to initiate and is primarily designed to house students, retired military personnel and government contractors. Since then we have expanded into business and leisure travel and event markets, offering both military personnel and civilians the opportunity to enjoy a premier hotel in a one-of-a-kind location.
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Planning an event? We've got you covered. Our conference center boasts more than 20,000 square feet of modern event space with a variety of room and seating configurations and capacity for up t o 1,000 people. It also includes:
Our Richard C. Holbrooke Conference Center hosted the Dayton Peace Accords in 1995. It was named after the chief negotiator and U.S. diplomat who helped spearhead the end of the Bosnian War at the peace talks that were held here.
From intimate settings to large conferences, we offer the technology, staff and support needed to help you organize a no-hassle event. Our conference center is ideal for both business and social gatherings
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Our Richard C. Holbrooke Conference Center hosted the Dayton Peace Accords in 1995. It was named after the chief negotiator and U.S. diplomat who helped spearhead the end of the Bosnian War at the peace talks that were held here.
From intimate settings to large conferences, we offer the technology, staff and support needed to help you organize a no-hassle event. Our conference center is ideal for both business and social gatherings
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