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Unfortunately we haven't found any suitable hotels for you. Please reset the filters or start a new search.Budd Lake, New Jersey is the largest lake in the east coast state, situated less than an hour from New York. Business travellers come to Budd for a relaxed sojourn away from the frenetic pace of the major city, as well as for its thriving business technology scene. Handy networking events are held at many hotels in Budd Lake, which welcome business travellers and provide an atmosphere of executive luxury.
Budd Lake is named for John Budd, who was the first military officer to train a home guard to protect the community. The area is an important tech business centre outside of New York, and benefits from its contained scale, as well as its proximity to America's financial powerhouse. The lake has been an attractive summer holiday location for New Yorkers since the 1920s, when holidaymakers revelled in the bucolic bliss of hayrides, canoe trips and swimming.
Budd Lake is the location of numerous tech company headquarters, an important regional hub that is still within commutable distance of the international business metropolis of New York. Budd Lake is the location of the Mount Olive Chamber of Commerce, which has a calendar packed full of exciting events to draw entrepreneurs and executives. Networking breakfasts and lunches can be more easily scheduled into your day, and there are a number of great restaurants to take advantage of. Virtual Corporation is another major business enabler in the area. The consultancy helps build resilience and risk analysis into your company's operations.
Budd Lake hotels have the advantage of not only being a stone's throw from the city that never sleeps, but also offer tranquillity to those do who want to get some shut-eye.The glacial lake is around 12 feet deep, making it a perfect sport for watersports and fishing. Canoeing is a traditional past times that has retained popularity in the area, harking back to the time when Budd was known as Hattacawanna Lake by the indigenous North American Indians. Holidaymakers from New York still delight in the lake's natural setting and in the summer, tanners are strewn across its shoreline. This gives the town a seasonal buzz, which is a pleasant antidote to the hectic pace of the 'Big Apple'.
