Grand Valley State University - Allendale Campus
Alumni House & Visitor Center
The Alumni House & Visitor Center is located on the north end of the Allendale campus. This beautiful manor was presented by Grand Valley’s Alumni Association in October 2000 and was made possible by the financial contributions of alumni and friends of the University.
Any University alumni, faculty and staff, students, parents, retirees, Board of Trustees, and departments of the University are allowed access to use and rent the facility. In addition the Alumni House is available to the community for events and meetings.
Alumni House also can host wedding and social receptions for up to 150 guests. It's beautiful solarium and courtyard is a perfect setting for these special occasions. Click here Alumni House Receptions for more information.
Building contains:
• The Perry Dining Room - Capacity 150 Fixed
Seating
• 4 Overnight Rooms
• Bridal Changing Room
• Arend
D. Lubbers Emeritus Study - Capacity 10
• Exterior gardens and
outdoor patio area.
For more information on event space available:
Alumni
House - Meeting Space
Alumni House
- Overnight Rooms
For more information on catering options available:
Classic
Fare Everyday Menu
Spring Limited
Time Only Menus (3/1/24-5/31/24)
Classic
Fare Student Menu
Classic Fare Policies
For Driving Directions and Map PDF's:
The Alumni House & Visitor Center
11150 North Campus
Drive
Allendale, MI 49401
Phone: (616) 331-3353
Email: [email protected]
“We truly appreciate your hospitality, and we were so impressed with the alumni house and your staff. Everyone had great things to say about the brunch. People loved the food and what we were able to do with the space. The grounds were just as beautiful as you had described, though seeing truly is believing in that regard. It was a real game-changer to be able to decorate the day before and helped us to focus on our event on the day of the wedding. It truly made the difference for us to have you on-site during every part of the process. Thanks again--you are truly running a great operation.”
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Jordan V.