Holiday Celebration
Looking for information on the annual Holiday Party? What to do while you’re in Louisville? Something else? Scroll down for everything you need to know!
PArking at the seelbach
Parking is available at the Seelbach. Please see details below for the cost.
If you are staying at the Seelbach, you are responsible for parking.
Street parking is available at no cost.
There are numerous parking garages and lots near the hotel within walking distance that will cost less. Click here for more information, including a map.
Please contact AskHR with any questions you may have.
See the gallery below for photos of the Seelbach Hotel garage:
(From left to right: The Seelbach Hotel’s rear entrance, the tunnel through which you will drive to reach the Seelbach Hotel garage, the Seelbach Hotel garage ticket booth, the Seelbach Hotel Garage rates.)
booking your room at the seelbach
Commonwealth Pain & Spine is providing several rooms for team members who are traveling the greatest distance to attend the holiday celebration.
If one of these rooms has been reserved in your name – you have been notified by the People Resource Center and your reservation has been confirmed.
If you are attending the holiday celebration, would like to stay overnight, and do not have a confirmed reservation from the People Resource Center, please use this unique link. The Hilton is offering an excellent group rate!
Please contact AskHR with any questions.
Request a song
Is there a song you want to hear at the Holiday Party? You can request it by following the steps below:
Click the following link: http://musicinmotionky.evpl.co/client
For the log in, set the event date to December 11, 2021. The password is “party” (without the quotes)
Select “Music Requests”
Use the search bar and find your jam!
Visiting Louisville and the seelbach
Commonwealth Pain & Spine’s annual holiday party will be held at the historic Seelbach Hotel in downtown Louisville on Dec. 11. If you’re traveling from out of town (or maybe you’re a local!), check out the links below to get a feel for the city and everything it has to offer.
Learn about the Rathskeller, a room at the Seelbach once frequented by Al Capone
Seelbach opens in Louisville - Courier Journal snippet from 1905
Get a taste of a mint julep or hot brown, Louisville’s signature cocktail and dish
Search for other fun events in the area the weekend of Dec. 11
The Urban Bourbon Trail, an experience highlighting Louisville’s bourbon bars and restaurants