Rented it last year. best place by far I've ever had. came with a speaker system as well.read more

From the owner: Our event space has two floors and 1700 square feet. It can accommodate a party of over 100 people…read morecomfortably or can be used for photo/videoshoots, workshops, seminars, events etc. The possibilities are endless. Make this space work for you exactly the way you intend.

We used this venue as a Celebration of Life for both my parents who passed away 2020. It was…read morenothing less than PERFEC. Beautiful space with modern decor. On one floor so easily accessible by elderly. Washrooms as well. Food was spectacular and plentiful. The staff were above average in skill, efficiency and smiles. I will DEFINITELY use this venue again. They will NEVER disappoint. Money well spent with a guarantee of quality and class!!! 5/5 Rating without a doubt.

You're in golden hands!…read more Marla and her team are not just professional, they are magic workers. They make EVERYTHING happen. When doing research about various venues, it seemed as if everything lays on the couple's shoulders- setup, cleanup, all the details- there are too many restrictions! With Marla, in this fabulous hall- probably all we wanted (AND BEYOND) was made possible. To all my concerns Marla responded with 'don't worry doll, you have me!". And its true! We felt Marla's and her team's support through everything...from booking the hall, to finding out details (ten thousand times)...she does it all. She advises, she holds your hand, she whips her magic wand and its all done- in a classy, timely, gorgeous and calm manner! We love Marla, we loved the hall that was GORGEOUS, all our guests were ecstatic with the hall, quality, presentation and taste of the food and professionalism of the staff- we just couldn't be happier!

Teri Leese What can…read moreI say about my recent experience at The Factory Lounge? [TLDR] - Candidly, I would not spend your hard earned money here unless you want to partake in a venue run by egregious management and staff who are seemingly hardwired to distrust their customers and patrons. For the sake of garnering some perspective, I logged into Google Reviews to see what everyone else have got to say about the establishment. I was very surprised to read the comments and many of which were very consistent to my previous experience at The Factory Lounge - uncommunicative staff, subpar customer service, and patrons faced with hostility at the liquor bar. Prior to arriving at the venue, I visited the company website. In the 'What are we all about' section it states "At The Factory Lounge it's all about the party and we know how to throw the best party in town! We pride ourselves in paying attention to every last detail and we will create a memorable and distinctive event you will never forget." Bona fide clients who choose to use this venue based on the mission statement will surely be let down because: A)The Factory Lounge really doesn't know how to throw a party - the bar staff was underperforming their duties and crutching on excuses to deter paying customers B)There was no attention to detail because the head manager/owner was too busy arguing with people C)They claim to be the best party in town yet there is no substance. Customer satisfaction is far and few between. Albeit, I do agree with one part of their mission statement about creating an unforgettable event. Only I would put it a bit differently, the most unforgettable thing about the event was the constant tarnishing and arguing done by the lousy team working that night. When I asked to speak directly with the operating manager to rectify some issues surrounding the liquor agreement, I was dumbfounded because I was looking right at her: Teri Leese (Owner, Operator, Coordinator). She has been running this business for over 7 years. I am astonished by her uncooperative demeanor for someone with such tenure. Teri had reigned over the bar staff to disadvantage their customers, she was mostly unapproachable, she was disrespectful towards our party members - just to give you some perspective. Having read this review, I urge you to reconsider choosing The Factory Lounge as your primary venue for any event. You could be faced with regret, disgruntled guests, and an unforgettably bad experience.

Crappy venue Asshole managers, complete sham for a 'party…read moreplace' Impersonal, cold, bar tenders serve low end booze, kitchen in name only. Wait staff disorganized. book here for crappy events.

Aloft isn't my favorite hotel brand (more trendy and less practical), but with enough time you get…read moreused to it. This Toronto-area location is relatively new with a nice fitness center and spacious lobby - one of the better Aloft's out there. Less hanger space is a common issue with Aloft. Shower and bathroom decor are nicely modern. Rooms are decently sized with a nice TV and just enough desk/counter space with fridge.

First trip to Canada in a while and needed to stay in the area for work. Not a ton of hotel options…read morebut chose the aloft for price, convenience, and hopefully a hip factor. Located about 25 min from Toronto Airport next to a huge shopping mall, the hotel is easily accessible with plenty of free parking. Decent size lobby, with a nice snack and drink selection if you're in dire need of sustenance (though be prepared to pay hotel prices). Check-in process was quick and efficient, and front desk staff were very friendly. Rooms themselves were typical aloft fare. Not the largest of rooms, small closet /bathroom, but at least outlets were in the right places and TV was working well. Internet had no issue. Gym was decent size and got the job done. Small size pool but seemed ok, never went in. Overall a comfortable stay but nothing exciting.

It was a venue with sufficient staffers individuals. Attended for an evening wedding reception…read more The food presentation was good but I did find because of the large number of people the proteins came out dry. I also found staff had a tendency to replace wine bottles and open another one -resulting to elevated per bottle charge for tables -for the host particularly. Other than that, staff was very attentive. The lighting. Hmm I had a nice selfie by the bar before the lights dimmed down. The moulding across the wall made for a very simple background. The lobby and the main room with lights dim does make it a challenge to take a selfie without flash. So get a good professional photographer to capture moments.

We just celebrated my daughter's bridal shower, and from beginning to end, we were so pleased. The…read morestaff made sure that all our needs were met and didn't hesitate to accommodate us when needed. The buffet was always replenished and the food was delicious and fresh. My guests kept coming up to me and telling us how much they enjoyed the food! Many thanks to Carmen who managed the floor and made sure all was running smoothly. Can't forget to mention Marilu who put up with our umpteen questions leading up to the shower!

Had a wonderful time here for a recent wedding. Saw quite the interesting "basement" million leg…read morebug in the washroom, eep! Layout was good, acoustics - not good. Overall a nice venue to dress up. Hard to find for taxis though.You need a digital GPS.

Caterer is amazing the food was excellent. Not a fan of the warehouse look for a wedding. No…read moreambiance. More suited for a club. Acoustics not that good. Floor is cement, so it hard on the feet if you do a lot of dancing. Good for 250 to 300 guests. Lots of parking.

Truly a hidden gem buried amidst the hustle and bustle of a busy JCC on the borders of Richmond…read moreHill and Vaughan - just north of Bathurst and Rutherford/Carville Rd. A few months ago, Yelp GTA (that's me) hosted a fun-filled event that took guests back in time to the 80s. But the event is not the focus of the review, the focus is the venue. Now as I mentioned you might not know it's here as it's located in a sort of hidden portion of the Schwartz-Reisman Centre. But now as you read this review, know that the juice (this venue) is totally and completely worth the squeeze (the search). The doors from the main center open up to wide hall, large enough to host an event if so required, lined with doors leading to multiple event spaces, washrooms and access to the outside garden/terrace area. The first room on the left is called the brides suite which is more of a small meeting space, following this you have 2 similar sized rooms for about 100 people, and then the piece de la resistance the grand ballroom space which can hold approximately 300. If you have a larger than normal function, a tracked door can be removed between every room (save for the brides suite) and 3 rooms become one massive L-shaped hall. We utilized the entire space for out event and it really made for an impressive venue. Other perks with this venue, coat check, a totally secure building, and free underground parking (when your event is in the middle of the winter). The one drawback for people not practicing the Jewish faith is that the venue is 100% Kosher compliant, and because of that what you bring in is limited and restricted. With that said they have a full (actually 2) kitchen(s) that produce amazing, delicious food that you wouldn't know was kosher or otherwise. For a wedding, business summit or conference, Bar/Bat Mitzvah, or other special occasion, this is THE newest and most elegant hall in York Region. Don't believe me? Come check it out for yourself - it WILL blow your mind!

Leo & Sala Goldhar Conference and Celebration Centre is a brand new event venue located at the…read moreJoseph and Wolf Lebovic Jewish Community Campus. I was fortunate to attend a Yelp Event here. The underground parking lot is really spacious which I prefer than parking at the ground level outdoor lot. The main event room is large enough for a stage setup or as a wedding venue. The staff working here is professional and pleasant. Leo & Sala Goldhar also has it's own catering facilities as they provided most of the food and non alcoholic beverage for the event. Chocolate fountain was impressive! Thanks so much for a memorable evening!

I have been to Hazelton Manor on so many occasions, at first few events things were not great as…read morethe staff seem to be learning service, quality of food and presentation was mediocre, but things quickly changed , and this banquet hall became one of My favourites, from service to quality of food/bar, this place is one of the very best in the area. The bar is nicely located by the main doors from the outside, so this will eliminate having the crowd by the bar inside.

It's nice! Truly it is. But that's about it, there wasn't anything incredibly special about…read moreHazelton Manor, though it is quite nice for a banquet hall. For me though, when you're in the business of making dreams come true, being just nice is the expectation, hence the average rating, though I am leaning more towards 3.5. Came here for a wedding recently and I've got to say, the decor was very impressive from the outside. With many banquet halls, they may be all bling'd up on the inside, but the outside looks like a warehouse entrance. Not with Hazelton, it looks like a luxurious chateau from the outside, surrounded by ample parking. Great first impression. The lobby and ballroom were also beautiful in their own right. Sparkling chandeliers and a spacious reception area allowed for a comfortable mingling experience. Staff were great throughout the experience. The hors d'oeuvres were passed around generously and when a glass was shattered, it was promptly cleaned up. The bartenders were efficient, though the bar was outside the ballroom and created an awkward crowd of people leaving to get drinks once in awhile. Onto what some argue is the most important part of a wedding, the food. Sadly, this is where I drew the line between average and good. The food here just wasn't...that good. The risotto was served prison-style, splat onto your plate from a guy with a ladle, varying in splat sizes. The steak, while pretty tasty, was a very well done, brown piece of meat with none of that desirable juiciness. The dessert was a pretty citrus sorbet nestled within a whole orange or a lemon. Great for Instagram, but way too sour to finish. All things considered, Hazelton Manor is still a solid place to host events, given its beauty. The food wasn't great for me but according to the other reviews, this might be just a matter of the choices that were made. In a city with a thousand banquet halls, this would be a good place to start looking. (48/100) - 2017

My best friend got married at this venue and the reception was superb from start to finish. As a…read moremember of the bridal party, I experienced various amenities in the event centre that contributed to an overall positive experience. We used a bridal suite upstairs to keep our things and get ready. As well, the staff was extremely approachable and available to us prior to the reception. The service was excellent and the food was even better. We had an exceptional antipasto bar which included fresh sushi, shucked oysters, crab and various hors d'oeuvres. For our main course, we had gnocchi with rosé for the pasta dish and osso buco for our main entree - all of which were spectacular. I never eat dessert at weddings but the toffee cookie dish they served had me eating every last bite. They definitely set a new bar to wedding menus. Not to mention the modern, sleek decor and the outdoor terrace make this an ideal spot to host guests for an amazing evening out. I would highly recommend this venue for newly engaged couples - it's a show stopper and a guaranteed unforgettable evening.

Nothing too special, much similar to the other hotels and inns surrounding it. I mainly go here for…read morespecial sale events. Twice a year they host a special sample sale event where they bring in brand name clothing lines (mainly coats & clothes) that have not yet been out to the entire public to see if they would sell well or not. It definitely can get super crowded and many times you have to spend a couples hours to find something good and in your size. It is much like an upper end winners? But with 3x the people and smaller in a banquet hall.

I recently hosted a major wedding event at Bellvue Manor and want to give future clients an honest…read morepicture of what happened, beyond the impressive tours and polished presentations. Bellvue requires clients to choose their caterer strictly from Bellvue's approved vendor list. We were told this was to maintain Bellvue's standard of quality. Based on that promise, we trusted that both the venue and their selected vendors would deliver a professional, properly planned service. That is not what happened. Despite a confirmed guest count, more than one hundred guests did not receive food. This is a significant failure at any event, especially a wedding, and it caused stress and embarrassment for our family on an important day. When we raised the issue, Bellvue shifted all responsibility to the caterer, even though they were the ones who required us to choose from their own list of approved vendors. For a venue that speaks about quality control and trusted partners, this response was extremely disappointing. The venue looks beautiful and the sales pitch is impressive, but when something goes wrong, the support is not there. There is a clear gap between the image Bellvue presents and the accountability they actually provide. If you are considering Bellvue, please be cautious. Do not make your decision based on the appearance or the initial presentation. Ask very direct questions about accountability, catering oversight, and what happens if service fails. Our experience showed that being on an "approved vendor list" does not guarantee quality or responsibility.

*Disclaimer: my experience was as a guest at a corporate event, not as a customer making a…read morebooking.* I knew of Bellvue Manor as it's visible on Jane Street not too far from where I live. My employer recently held a meeting and dinner event here. It's easy to find and access from Jane Street; however, the parking entrance setup is narrow and easily bottlenecks the minute one car in the lot has to manoeuvre in the area adjacent to the entrance. Lots of cement blocks etc. all over. Some colleagues had to find parking elsewhere as it filled up to capacity, even though this was a Wednesday evening and I didn't see any evidence of any other function going on. Bellvue is indeed tres belle. The decor is gorgeous; however, I could see signs of aging and fading with cracks beginning to appear in some of the mouldings and ceilings. The bathrooms are lovely, the kind where it's pretty much a fully enclosed room for every stall, 2 banks of sinks, plenty of paper products on hand and soap dispensers all operational and full. The furniture throughout is also beautiful. The coat check service was fairly orderly. The sound and visual setup for the business meeting and following presentations were all good. The food was rather disappointing. The buffet was set up so poorly that there were competing lines forming to pick up plates/cutlery in the centre, then the appetizers, entree dishes and desserts tables sort of haphazardly parallel to this starting point in the middle. The food itself was of varying quality. Most of the cold starters were pretty good with the standard selection of Italian deli items. The mains were not so good. The tomato sauce for the pasta and veal cutlets was dull and acidic, not the bright and fresh tasting flavour I would expect from one of the better Italian venues. The cutlets were piled all over each other with no cheese so that the empty trays were just full of empty breading. The desserts were hit and miss. The cake and cream concoctions were pretty tasty, if on the really sweet side, but the cheesecakes were really sad - very thinned out, not at all the dense and creamy texture a cheesecake should be. This was the same whether it was plain or flavoured. Last but not least, the orange juice at the bar was so thinned out, it was yellow. The service at least was very good, so kudos to the staff. I can't speak to what value you get for what you pay, but I do know that just based on the culinary quality there, I'd probably look to other places to shortlist for an event.