This now abandoned and decaying wedding venue opened in 1989.
It quickly established itself as a premier event venue, hosting weddings, corporate events, and other celebrations in its elegant and adaptable spaces.
The venue gained a strong reputation for its adaptability, catering to diverse cultural and themed celebrations.
Over the years, it gained a strong reputation for exceptional service and attention to detail.
Unfortunately, it permanently closed around 2021. While specific reasons for its closure aren’t detailed, the decline in demand during the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent challenges in the hospitality industry likely played a role.
Before visiting this abandoned wedding venue in Southern Ontario, I had seen a few photos from others. The photos didn’t really get me too excited to visit this location.
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However, when I found myself in the area I decided to stop by and see it for myself.
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The moment that I entered the first of many ball rooms/banquet halls I knew that I was in for a real treat here!
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The place was absolutely huge, each banquet hall was different, two of them were absolutely massive and they had a room divider that would have made them into one totally ginormous hall!
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They all had elaborate chandeliers and a large spacious lobby. Each lobby had huge windows and some of them had real trees growing.
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In this set, we look at most of the banquet halls and their respective lobby areas.
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I had initially been advised that this facility closed due to the pandemic, however, yesterday someone else told me that it was actually due to a roach infestation!
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They have since opened in a newer facility, leaving this older location to fall into this decaying condition. Oddly, it still has power!
