This place is gorgeous They offer great wedding packages…read more I highly recommend this for your wedding or special event

From the owner: Indoor Outdoor rustic beautiful Tuscany Venue with beautiful Tuscany garden for:…read moreCorporate Events Wedding and Civil Unions Birthday Parties Bar Mitzvah, Sweet 16 quinceanera Team Building Events Shower (baby and Bridal)

We're the Grahams from Dacula, GA! When we contacted Chris (owner), he was open, accommodating and…read morehonest about Penthouse 450 and put everything on hold until our arrival 11/22/22 to make our decision of whether to use Penthouse for our Family Thanksgiving gathering on 11/24/22! Penthouse 450's interior design is top standard; clean and well maintained; and the ambiance, setting and atmosphere is outstanding; in fact, so phenomenal that other family members will be contacting Chris, in the future, to host other events! His Staff was incredibly professional and clearly took pride in their work and very personable! Most importantly, they were very knowledgeable and went above and beyond to welcome us, and to make use feel comfortable! We HIGHLY recommend using Penthouse 450 for any major or minor event; we certainly will, without any doubt whatsoever! To Christ and the Staff at Penthouse 450, THANK YOU!

This is the best place to host a party or event! Tim and Chris were such a great help every step of…read morethe way. I will be booking here again!

Casa Feliz was an amazing find when I was wandering around Winter Park, Florida…read more The house is truly remarkable and the backstory is impressive, as well. Imagine the owner of the home, Robert Bruce Barbour, a wealthy industrialist from Massachusetts commissioning noted architect, John Gamble Roger's II, to design the house any way he wanted and proclaimed that if he didn't like it, he would simply sell it. What a cool tale of how such an amazing structure came to be. The house was called Casa Feliz, translated to "Happy House," and the house is truly stunning. I would definitely recommend checking out this amazing house.

What a beautiful place to listen to music. It is located just off Park Avenue next to the Winter…read morePark golf corse. It is an old farmhouse and has the rooms still decorated with the century furniture. Very charming and quaint.

5 Stars for a fabulously DIY venue that makes me want to throw a warehouse party!…read more I've been to several different events held at this warehouse and each event has used the space in an interesting way that for their needs. From an intimate 7 person dinner party to a literary function with a stage and full house- this flex-space has functioned well and left people with lots of share-worthy moments. In terms of a venue there's the advantage of a small kitchen as well as storage space that is closed off from the main area. Additionally, there is a parking lot that services the warehouses and that is largely unused in the evening. I love the space and am always excited to attend events hosted there, if only just to see how they will arrange it and decorate it!

Does anyone know how to book this place? Looks really cool but can't find contact information…read moreanywhere.

You'll never not have a good time here. We've gone countless times, especially at late at night…read moresince they close late, and it's the perfect spot to end the night after going out. We usually bring our own board games and just enjoy hanging out with friends. We love the bar and the pizza. We've been coming here for a little over a year now and always have a great experience. The movie nights are also such a fun touch and make it a really relaxed, chill space. The only small suggestion would be possibly extending the menu in the future, but honestly, no complaints at all, we love this place.

This is truly a hidden gem in Orlando! It is tucked away in foliage, and it feels like a little…read moreescape from the hustle and bustle. The Acre has fairly limited hours, so make sure you double check before you head over. There is grassy parking lot with lots of spots, and then it is just a few steps to The Acre. There are a couple of different buildings on the property, and lots of outdoor seating and grassy areas. You can grab flatbreads from the Market and drinks from the bar. The menus are fairly limited, but it is so great sipping on a drink or enjoying a flatbread while lounging outside. We grabbed the Margherita Flatbread and White Flatbread. While slightly on the expensive side, they were delicious. The crust had a nice crunch, with a fluffy inside. The toppings were fresh. We also tried three of the drinks, and they were all good! My favorites were the Garden Mule and Bougainvillea. This is an ideal spot to hang out for a few hours and we love that there isn't any pressure to get in and out. You walk over to the bars and market, so whenever you want something you can grab it, but there aren't any waiters or the worry that you are spending too long at a table. There are pretty lights at night, and it is just such a cozy and relaxing spot!

My best friend hosted a wedding at Celebration Gardens, property was well kept and staff was very…read morefriendly. The property had multiple garden areas with beautiful flowers. In addition, the reception was a decent size and covered, seen in attached photo. The food was delicious and the getting ready room was perfect.

unassuming but beautiful venue. Loved the gardens around the property. Quiet and intimate ceremony…read morewith a great reception area. Main complaint is the lack of bathrooms. There was one bathroom stall for all of the guests to use.

4 Stars for location, location, location!…read more Eola House is a historic 1924 house-turned-rental space owned by the city, right by Lake Eola. It may seem like an odd sight in the middle of the park, but in fact it used to exist in a line of historic homes that were taken down for the park expansion. Now it sits alone, right off of the walking path surrounding the Lake. The home is lovely and features a sunroom, living room, parlor, outdoor terrace, upstairs area with a balcony, bridal changing room, and more. Recently I went for a lunch meeting in their upstairs space, the Summerlin Room ($75/hr rental with a 2 hr min). It was a lovely spot and fit our group of fifteen perfectly. I'll admit that I had been to the house once before to help with another event and the room wasn't set to the specifications agreed upon so we had to move and reset the chairs and tables right before the meeting. I remember the event organizer was quite annoyed... Hopefully it was a fluke! Side note- There is no elevator and the stairs are quite narrow. This is worth mentioning in case your event includes someone with mobility issues or who uses a wheelchair. As I was heading out I stopped in a room by the front and appreciated the array of pamphlets set up- ranging from history of the house to an Orlando biking map. There were also tourist pamphlets with the typical attractions (presumably for out of town guests of weddings of meetings). Overall, this is a beautiful meeting/event space that is priced reasonably and located in the heart of the city.

The Eola house was built in 1924 by George Marsh in the Mediterranean Revival style. It has a lot…read moreof beautiful details like twisted columns and a decorative quatrefoil window over the entry way. It is surrounded by lush landscaping and sits on the banks of Lake Eola. You really can't get a more picturesque spot than this. On the day we visited the flowers were blooming and swans wandered the grounds. Today the house is owned by the City of Orlando and they rent it for reasonable rates for private events like parties and weddings. A full listing of the prices can be found on their website. In addition the house has a welcome center and park offices. On the day I visited the house was closed and I could only peak through the windows. This looks like a fabulous venue for weddings and outdoor parties on the lawn.

5 Stars for a gorgeous downtown open-air venue that stuns with views of the city in every…read moredirection! I've had the pleasure of attending a yoga event as well as a salsa event at The Balcony and both times I left wanting to figure out an event to host at this beautiful site. Though getting in to the building and up to the right floor is a bit of a process, the view that awaits is worth every head scratch. This is truly a Balcony, but much larger than you'd imagine. They've used the space for cocktail parties, seated dinners, weddings, fitness events, and I imagine a photo shoot or two. The space is available for rent, and I've made a point to take a tour (which you can schedule any time) to check it out when they didn't have an active event happening. The indoor space you'd walk thru for The Balcony is actually a marketing agency. I haven't been in several months, but it doesn't seem to provide a lot of weather backup space, so one thing to note. Then again, this place is so unique, you'll be convinced to cross your fingers and pray for clear skies!

DO NOT BOOK THIS VENUE! As beautiful as the place may be, do not book unless you want the…read moreembarrassment of the police showing up at your event. What this venue fails to mention is that due to a residential building being next door you will receive multiple noise complaints if there is music. The staff will take your food without asking and the security guard will harass you by all means necessary. A wedding was shut down by the police because of their napoleon complex having security guard. I am utterly DISGUSTED with this place. I repeat, DO NOT BOOK THIS VENUE!

I love historic buildings. When I was planning my fall 2015 wedding I was on the hunt for a…read morebeautiful yet affordable venue for our ceremony in Winter Park. I found all of those qualities here at the Woman's Club. The staff was also very friendly throughout the entire process. According to the club's website, "founded in 1915, the Woman's Club of Winter Park is one of the oldest not-for-profit community organizations in Winter Park, Florida." In addition to the meetings held here, the building is available for rent for events including weddings. The have spaces available for all parts of your wedding. You can have one part of the event or all at the club. They have ceremony space, reception space, and cocktail hour space if you are willing to host part of the event outdoors. We used the club just for our ceremony and it was so perfect. We had about 80 guests seated which took up about 2/3 of the room. I think they can do up to around 150 seated. There are beautiful mantels on either end of the main room which we used for our event. It was so beautiful and intimate. We loved the historic touches which had also been recently renovated before our event. At the end of our wedding, our guests were directed to the lawn. We then exited down the sidewalk aisle into our getaway car. A wonderful photo opp! Easy to work with, they have a very fair price. Ceremony alone here cost us less than $1,000! Try finding that anywhere else in the heart of Winter Park. Or anywhere. I am so happy to have found this location. Thank you to the club, and to our planner Kyle, for making our ceremony here so wonderful!

James Seymour Capen built the Capen Home in 1885. It is the third oldest home in Winter park. At…read morethe time there were only a few pioneers in Winter park, Fl. Capen was known for his dedication to the development of Winter Park and he donated funds to bring Rollins College to Winter Park. The Capen family lived in the home until 1898 when it was then sold to human-rights advocate Amelia Weed Hopkins. The Snow family purchased the home in 1904 and in 1910 it was sold to J.F. Johnson. In 1923, Howard and Anna Durbin Sands Showalter purchased the house transforming it from a Folk Victorian Farmhouse into a Tudor Revival home. In 1945 Dr. Wilbur and Edith Jennings purchased the house. They loved it so much that they stayed in it for the next 46 years. In 1995 it was sold to to J. Taylor and Susan Stanley but by 2013 the historic home was facing demolition by the current owners. The Albin Polasek Museum & Sculp­ture Gar­dens, Win­ter Park His­tory Museum, the Friends of Casa Feliz, and hun­dreds of com­mu­nity members in Winter park formed the group preservation Capen and were able to raise $450,000 in four months to save the house but it had to be moved from its original location across Lake Osceola. Roads in Winter Park were to narrow for the house so to bring it to the Albin Polasek Museum the 200 ton house was cut in half and floated across the lake by barge. The two pieces of the house were nicknamed Fred and Ginger. From there it was a two year restoration project to return the house to its splendor. The two halves of the house were attached, the 1885 pine wood floors were refinished, and disability access restrooms were added. Today the house resides in the museum's sculpture gardens with a gorgeous lakefront view. It contains museum offices, his­tory exhibits, art, and col­lec­tions from the Polasek Museum. The house can be rented for corporate events and weddings. Through the hard work and dedication of historic minded individuals a lovely piece of Winter Park history was saved to be enjoyed by a new generation of Winter Park residents.

From the owner: With its elegant and historic charm, beautiful surrounding gardens, and unmatched lake view, the…read moreCapen House is an idyllic setting for romantic ceremonies and celebrations.