Ascending any of the facility's three staircases, guests enter the Fraternity offices, the guest suites or the living quarters for visiting staff and brothers. Dependent on the wing of the building, the second floor is notably more divided and private than the first.

Presidential Guest Suite
The most impressive of the six guest rooms, at approximately 600 square feet, with a private bath, walk-in closet, and a glorious bay window facing the lawn and woods, the Presidential Suite is designed to make you feel at home.

Junior Guest Suites
Five smaller guest suites will be redone in a period style, but updated to provide comfort and luxury. Large bay windows are the focal point, with adjoining baths featuring amazing copper walk-in surround shower spas, circa 1922. Period furnishings, wall and window treatments and oriental rugs will complete these spaces.

Fraternity Wing
The Fraternity's executive staff offices reside on the second floor of the north wing. Decorated in a period style using antiques from the Heritage Hall collection, rich oriental rugs and original decorative crown molding, the second floor houses the reception area and offices of the Executive Director, Assistant Executive Director and the Director of Chapter Services.

Executive Office
The office of the Executive Director enjoys rich wood floors, a large fireplace and decorative plaster crown molding. The furnishings reflect an executive suite from the early 1900s. Fine artwork and an oriental rug provide quality accents and historical pieces to recognize past executives.

Junior Board Room
The junior board/meeting room is located at the entrance to the second floor north wing. With a concrete fireplace and walk out terrace access, the space is perfect for board meetings and breakout training sessions. A board table and chairs, wall mounted dry erase board, Internet access and conferencing phone make this space very versatile.

Reception Area
The Fraternity reception area is created from the original master bedroom. A large, airy space with fireplace and fine wood floors is complimented by period furniture and a large oriental rug. The room provides a conversation area for up to six. The walls are hung with historic photos, plaques and artwork.

Consultant Suite
The Fraternity's Consultants are on the road eight months of the year. When they're in town, they have apartment space at Laurel Hall. The suite includes a living room and three bedrooms with adjoining baths.

Director's Office
The natural hardwood floors and period furnishings create an inviting atmosphere. The office space is trimmed with historical memorabilia.