
4) Put a light switch next to the bed and not far above the bed of the sort of light switches that are the tiny knobs that you have fumble for in the dark. 3) Blackout curtains underneath the wooden blinds - again this would help with light issues but wouldn't take away from the look of the room. 2) Get rid of the bed frames - the bed frames are HORRIBLE - they give no support, wobble, and that was just ours - the one in my friends' room BROKER UNDERNEATH THEM! A simple platform would improve stability, would make the mattress feel more supported/of higher quality, and would prevent people from leaving things under the beds. 3) Beautiful: Everything outside was just so beautiful - everyone was impressed with the scenic setting.Įasy Room For Improvement: 1) Place a strip at the bottom of the room doors - will greatly reduce light and noise without having the cost of replacing the door.

2) Bonus helpfulness: they put out food at our event early and (without asking) made sure some of that food was child-friendly - this was VERY appreciated! Plus, they made sure to save two plates for our bride and groom - they were able to heat them up very late that night and were much appreciated by the couple. Also, the maintenance staff member that we saw on both days was really helpful and offered to run an extra extension cord for us - without our asking.this really helped the layout of the ceremony space (located on the front lawn). They were friendly and I would totally recommend them. Pros: 1) Staff: although the staff was a bit slow to return calls, they were super helpful while in-person. The Oak Room is handicap accessible and the elevator takes you directly to the room's entrance. Do you have to do the food through them but you can still bring in your own cake. They also allow you to bring in your own licensed bartender - a MAJOR cost reduction. The ceiling is exposed and there are 3 iron chandeliers that hang - they allow you to drape decorations from these chandeliers and from the ceiling - a nice addition. Our was seated for 156 including a dance floor, bar, dj area, food area, and present/gift book table. Oak Room: The Oak Room is their indoor space that is rented out for events.

But there is GREAT variation in the size and layout of the rooms - our was super tiny but we saw into multiple rooms and some were really long - had sitting areas or had couches - so be sure to ask about the rooms they have available! The ceremony was held on the lawn and the reception was in the Oak Room.īedroom Cost: most rooms ranging between $70-$110. We stayed there in early June for a wedding.
