About

Welcome to The Marcum Hotel and Conference Center, located on the beautiful campus of Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, just northwest of Cincinnati. Blending elegance with modern amenities, The Marcum is an ideal venue for:

• Conferences and training sessions
• Corporate and academic retreats
• Weddings and receptions
• Reunions and banquets
• Social events and meetings

Open year-round, The Marcum offers flexible event spaces, personalized service, and a scenic campus backdrop.

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Facilities & Amenities

• Indoor and outdoor conference facilities
• Flexible meeting rooms with full support services
• Complimentary on-site parking
• High-speed Wi-Fi throughout the building
• On-site catering with special dietary options
• Access to Miami University’s recreational center
• Surrounding gardens and hiking trails
• Only service animals as defined by the ADA are permitted, all other animals are prohibited
• Walking distance to chapels, classrooms, and auditoriums
• Note: Miami University is a cashless campus

Dedicated Staff, Exceptional Service

Our professional team is here to support every aspect of your visit—from planning customized events to making your hotel stay relaxing and enjoyable. Contact us anytime for availability, pricing, or to start planning your event.

Amy Poppel
Director of The Marcum Hotel
513-529-6924
poppelal@MiamiOH.edu

Our History

• Opened in 1981, funded entirely by private donations
• Lead gift from Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Marcum, in memory of their son Timothy (Class of 1973)
• Built on the site of the historic Fisher Hall
• Replica of the Wren Building at the College of William & Mary
• Renovated and reopened in June 2012
• Features donor plaques throughout the building
• Contributors include The Kroger Company, ARMCO, The J.M. Smucker Company, and Ohio Casualty Insurance
• Many hotel rooms named in honor of individual donors

About Miami University

• Established in 1809
• Located on a 1,100-acre campus in Oxford, Ohio
• Enrollment: 14,936 undergraduates, 2,298 graduate students
• Regional campuses in Hamilton, Middletown, and Voice of America
• International campus in Luxembourg
• Named after the Miami Indian Tribe, original inhabitants of the Midwest

Buildings on the National Register of Historic Places:

• Oxford College
• Elliott and Stoddard Halls
• Western College for Women Historic District
• Lewis Place
• David Swing House No. 2
• The Fullerton
• McGuffey Museum
• Stanton-Bonham House
• The Marcum Hotel & Conference Center