The Ballroom at Park Lane

The Ballroom at Park Lane is a luxury ballroom in the Cleveland, Ohio area. This upscale venue features iconic columns and a ornate crown molding for an elegant wedding celebration. Couples will find this ballroom eight minutes from the Agora Theater & Ballroom, near Case Western Reserve University.

Facilities and Capacity

A maximum of 180 guests can join couples at The Ballroom at Park Lane. The Speakeasy is a beautiful option for cocktail hour, small ceremonies or receptions. With exquisitely high ceilings and arched windows, this space feels open and grand. Marble floors underfoot add to the luxury of this room. The Ballroom itself is the centerpiece of this establishment. In addition to the iconic columns and crown molding, this room features a wrap-around balcony and a stage. The courtyard is privately enclosed by the gray stone walls of the building, this outdoor space features a charming fountain and flower beds galore - a great spot for photos and guests to mingle.

Services Offered
The staff at The Ballroom at Park Lane provide excellent service to couples on their wedding day. Couples can customize the space to make their special day unforgettable. They will find the following services at the ballroom:

• Bridal suite
• Cleanup
• Event planning
• Event rentals
• In-house bar
• Liability insurance
• Lighting
• Outside vendors
• Parking
• Pet friendly
• Setup
• Valet

Cuisine
This venue is partnered exclusively with five renowned caterers in the area. Cash or open bar services ensure couples and their guests are taken care of throughout the night. The in-house bar services include the following:

• Champagne toast
• House beer
• House liquor
• House wine
• Liquor license
• Premium liquor

Other Services
This ballroom is not limited to hosting ceremonies and receptions for couples. The Ballroom at Park Lane also welcomes couples for bridal showers, elopements, engagement parties and rehearsal dinners.

History
This structure was originally built in 1923. It opened as a luxury hotel and speakeasy for the elite. It changed with the times and, in the 1960s, served as a concert venue that hosted the likes of Bob Dylan and Arlo Guthrie. Today, it hosts weddings as timeless as the building itself.