Hart’s Hill Inn is a charming wedding venue located in Whitesboro, New York. It features a picturesque garden for ceremonies, a ballroom for receptions, and even a patio for guests to relax and enjoy the day. The historic Hart’s Hill Inn also provides delicious meal options for you and your guests to enjoy. Having hosted elegant wedding receptions since 1962, the venue now welcomes second and third generations of families who wish to wed where their parents did.

Facilities and Capacity

Hart’s Hill Inn includes several indoor and outdoor options for couples to choose from for their perfect day. Couples are welcome to host their ceremony in the garden, and can choose from either the cozy patio room or the elegant ballroom depending on space and size of the reception. The venue also can be used for various wedding events such as engagement parties, showers, and rehearsal dinners. Hart’s Hill Inn can host a maximum capacity of 500 guests. The facility is wheelchair accessible throughout, pet-friendly, and there is plenty of parking for everyone in attendance.

Services Offered

With more than 50 years of experience, the staff at Hart’s Hill Inn has learned exactly what is required to make any wedding memorable and stress-free for the couple. Along with hosting the ceremony and reception, the venue also provides in-house catering and bar services to make the entire wedding planning process simple. After a tasting, couples can choose from plated, family-style, or buffet meals, and have the option to select hors d’ouerves during cocktail hour. The in-house bar and bartenders serve a variety of drink options at an open, limited, or cash bar, as well as a champagne toast and signature drink. The complete wedding services offered at Hart’s Hill Inn include:

• Event planning
• All-inclusive packages
• Outside vendors permitted
• Set up and clean up
• China, flatware, barware, glassware, and linens
• Wireless internet

History

Hart’s Hill Inn has a fascinating history, which provides for a fun and interesting space for everyone who visits. The original building was created right after the conclusion of the Civil War, as a private residence. When it burned down in 1904, it was immediately rebuilt and remained a home until 1946, when it became a restaurant. The space was purchased and reopened as in inn in 1962.