Very nice place, bathrooms clean and rooms are sized well. This is not my first event here but…read morereally is a great place to host a company party, banquet or awards dinner for any large group. One of the most important things to me is the seating, every chair is comfortable. Even in the smaller conference rooms.

This perfect for events. Very spacious and the food was good. This would be great for parties.read more

A small party or even venue for weddings and birthdays…read more The party hall can be customized to your needs and has a dance floor.

Three Birches is a hidden gem in Milton/Alpharetta! The grounds and event buildings are…read morebeautiful... a combination of modern and farmhouse. Parking is plentiful. The staff is friendly and welcoming. Check it out for your next event.

I parked the van here and explored, enjoying this park and then taking a nice walk down the hill to…read morethe covered bridge. It's a lovely town square with very pretty and lush grass, a number of picnic tables and a pretty bandstand. The marker reads, "The Square was part of town founder Roswell King's original town plan and is the center of the Roswell Historic District. The District was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973. President Theodore Roosevelt visited Roswell, his mother's girlhood home, in 1905 and addressed the citizens of Roswell from a bandstand on the Square." Street parking the far side is next to an outlet so it was great to be able to plug in the battery and do some charging while I explored. While there are no public restrooms or other facilities here, it's a pretty park and a nice stop. There are a number of spots nearby to shop and eat. Lovely. [Review 1081 of 2024 - 748 in Georgia - 22108 overall]

This city park is located on the corner of Mimosa Boulevard and Park Square Court. The Roswell…read moreVisitors Center is across the street as well as The Roswell Mill Club and Old Mill Park. It was built by Roswell King-one of the founding members of the city. When Theodore Roosevelt came through in 1906 to visit his mother Martha "Mittie" Bulloch Roosevelt's childhood home town-a bandstand was erected in honor of his visit....here I thought that structure was gazebo...nope...it's a bandstand. (Mittie Bulloch Roosevelt's father, James was one of the 6 founding members of Roswell. In fact Mittie married Roosevelt Sr. at Bulloch hall not far from here and is rumored to be Margaret Mitchell's inspiration for Scarlett O'Hara's Gone With The Wind character.) The park itself has a large water fountain with plenty of comfortable benches to sit and enjoy the scenery. The grass is well maintained for an outdoor picnic and or a game of frisbee. There is even a Little Free Library if you fancy a little light reading. Plus there are plenty of free street parking all around you. It's a great place to unplug and just enjoy being with friends and family....check it out.

I was here for a Polo for Parkinson's event. Apparently, it has been going on for about 10 years,…read morebut this was the first year I had heard of it. I went with a group of friends and we had a fun time. There is signage as you get close to the facility directing you where to go. They also have someone guiding you to the appropriate parking. For the charity event, we had a golf cart drive us up to the main area, but it is a really short walk so not needed. The main area provides a great view of the polo field. Seems to be a great place to host an event.

Great venue. I've been here for a polo match which was a lot of fun, even had our own reserved…read moretable on the field right by all of the action. Everything was very organized. The facility is very nice and kept up. Also went here for a concert where they raised money for a non profit. Everyone was very nice and everything was well organized. Will definitely visit again and bring friends.

We had pretty high expectations for our wedding, but Mahi and her team exceeded every single one of…read morethem. From the food, to the flower arrangements, to the brilliant decorations, everything was perfectly outstanding. Mahi and her entire team were such a pleasure to work with as well. Every vendor she pulled in (photographer, videographer, florist, etc) was very professional. When we needed additional transportation to our guests' hotel, or wanted to bring in a late night snack, Mahi made it extremely easy. Mahi and her team seriously made our dreams for our wedding day come true, and we can't say enough great things about our experience with this venue. Thank you!! Kevin & Alina

Review of Roswell Historic Hall: A Bride's Nightmare…read more I am deeply disappointed and frustrated with the service provided by Roswell Historic Hall during our wedding reception on April 27, 2024. Our experience was far below the expectations set during our initial meetings, leading to numerous issues that marred what should have been a joyous occasion. Shuttle Service: The shuttle service was a disaster. Despite scheduling pick-up times, the shuttle was over an hour late. Elderly guests, some requiring walkers and canes, were left standing for long periods. Many guests ended up walking to the venue, crossing Alpharetta Highway, which was unsafe and unacceptable. Additionally, several groups of guests waited over an hour for the shuttle to leave after the event, with the driver nowhere to be found. My father and other guests had to personally search for the driver behind the bar multiple times. Police Officer & Staff: Despite paying $500 for a police officer, no officer was present. This was a clear breach of our contract, and I demand an immediate refund. Initially, there was no bartender at the cocktail service, leaving guests to serve themselves. My friend had to ask for help with the margarita machine, only to be told to calm down when she needed assistance. The waitstaff were largely absent, choosing to hang out in the kitchen and tent area instead of serving guests. Food and Beverage: The quality and quantity of the food were extremely disappointing. The charcuterie display was tacky and insufficient for our 160 guests. Many guests, including my daughter, went hungry. The cocktail hour spread fell far short of what was promised. I had to ask for more food to be put out, which should not have been necessary. The champagne toast was another fiasco; I had to text you to start opening the champagne despite our prior discussion. Decorations and Cakes: The cookie table was not placed as agreed and was nearly empty when I checked it. I had to restock it myself, which is unacceptable. The cakes were displayed without any decorations, and the cake topper was not placed until I did it myself. The cake was not distributed to guests, resulting in a $700 loss as many guests did not receive any, and we had no leftovers to freeze for our anniversary. Organization: Throughout the evening, I had to make numerous phone calls and texts to address issues that should have been managed by your team. My husband and I repeatedly had to go behind the bar and kitchen to locate servers and items, causing unnecessary stress and disrupting the flow of the evening. You even approached me several times to ask if you could leave, despite knowing the event was not going well. Overall Experience: In summary, the level of service provided during our wedding was unacceptable. It tarnished what should have been a beautiful day and caused unnecessary stress and disappointment for us and our guests. The numerous failures in meeting the agreed-upon expectations have led me to demand a 30% refund of the total amount paid, which is $5,310. I expect a prompt response and resolution to this matter. I strongly urge you to address these issues to prevent similar experiences for future clients. This was supposed to be one of the most memorable days of our lives, and the service provided by Roswell Historic Hall was a complete failure. Message me if you'd like to discuss my experience.

Had my daughter's wedding reception at the mill club last weekend and we were beyond happy with the…read morevenue. Everything was handled professionally and the food was delicious! I would definitely recommend Events Catering to anyone looking for a well run, beautiful venue. From the moment our guests arrived to the end of the evening, we didn't have to worry about a thing! Thank you for a flawless event!

I can only speak as a guest here for a wedding, but I thought that venue was pretty and fitting for…read morea group of about 80 people. The area for the ceremony was nice as well, and perfect because rain would not have been a factor. I thought the staff did a good job with handling so many people. The food itself was just okay. I was impressed they had sushi. I didn't love the cake at all, but not sure it came from this establishment. The tables were nicely spaced so you didn't feel on top of one another. Parking was a breeze, and I didn't have to walk far in my heels. I think if you don't have a big wedding party, then this spot might be a good choice. I just hope they didn't do the cake, because that was dry and disappointing!

Came here for a wedding! Great venue space! The wedding was outdoor on a wooden deck with lots of…read morelush trees as a back drop off in the distance. Th indoor space was two floors and the reception was in the upstairs. It was a great space and everything was set so beautifully. The staff was so friendly.

We attended my girlfriend's sister's wedding and like the other reviewer, were impressed by the…read morevenue itself. The food was also incredibly good and the bar even took the steps to serve modified Old Fashioneds (no simple syrup). However, their customer service ahead of and at the end of the wedding (and even how they treat their staff) was well below expectations. And as you will see in their response below, they continue to argue with customers (and in this case their guests after the fact). It's quite surprising to see a vendor argue with someone in a public place. A bit about my background, I led a $2B business selling to a major retailer - and in my career, I never argued back with that customer because it seemed dumb to argue with folks keeping us in business. So, the response below (and now in a picture) is shocking to see on a $30k+ per transaction business. It also seems to imply that 'pushy attitude' is written in their contract and they will not flex from what's in the contract. Example, the venue had no booking during the day and so opening early, seemed possible [maybe they bill for 1-2 people to be there from the venue itself?]. Their actions and sometimes lack of - led to a higher than expected stress level for the bride and family. All of these things seem easy to remedy on their part. However, if you decide to get married here - it seems critical to have everything you expect of them spelled out in the contract (down to requiring the demeanor of the management to be polite, consistent, and responsive). As I understand it, many commitments were made by the venue ahead of the big day - only to be told over email at 1 AM, two nights before, were not included. This is after leading up to the event never being able to have a consistent contact person - perhaps, requiring the event sales rep to give their cell # to customers is a good idea? One example, was saying last minute they would not provide vases for the flowers on tables. In a last stitch effort, vases were rented from the florist. Day of, the venue was insistent that those coming to decorate could not be in Ivy Hall any sooner than 4pm for a 6pm start. At the end of the night, the staff quickly broke down the tables and expected those of us packing up the gifts, vases, flowers, signs, etc to be extremely quick. Amidst that chaos, there were candles and plastic domes around them sitting next to other things that were the wedding party's. We started packing the white candles and the manager came over and said "Those aren't yours! And great, you messed them up!" She then proceeded to chastise the bar tender for not paying attention to us stealing things. Why would we want 10-20 used candles? And, my girlfriend overheard them loudly say 'we're trying to get them out of the bridal suite' - when they were packing up the bride's things. As an aside, it takes me back a little to have the management call the bride's family "vendors" in her response (see picture) as we were the ones setting up and taking down decorations. Great venue, good food, bad service. A well spelled out contract defining your (not just theirs as the management states in their comment) expectations is a must-have if you do a wedding or other event at Ivy Hall. You only get one wedding, venues do many of them - might consider elsewhere if you are seeking guidance from the venue's experts throughout this once in a lifetime event for you.