The Corinthian

I did not have a good experience with the Corinthian. I attended a conference at the venue with over 60 other attorneys over the course of a day and a half. When you have that many lawyers in one place, someone is bound to have an emergency to deal with. I was one of those attorneys. I had to take a client call, so I stepped out into the front lobby. Two other attorneys were also taking calls there. A man came barrelling out of the security office and started shaking his finger in my face. No intelligible discussion, no explanation of what was wrong (no finger in the face for the others). It was unaceptable. A different staff member came and offered to show me to a private room to complete my call, but frankly, my good opinion was already lost by that point. It’s absolutely not okay to treat guests this way. I am involved in a number of organizations in this city, and I will not recommend this venue for any of their events.

Maybe this review is a bit skewed because I saw my absolute favorite performer [Tim McGraw] play in this venue last weekend, but good God, what a beautiful space! As soon as I walked in, I thought to myself, «Why hasn’t everybody I know gotten married here?»
It was beautiful, spacious, regal, and generally fantastic! I’m absolutely keeping this spot in my back pocket for any events I may ever have to plan.

WOW, FTR! My firm had their holiday party here this year, and we had just under 1000 people in attendance. As we pulled up, the valet service was swift and efficient. As you walk in, there was a coat check before you walked up the stairs to the banquet hall. The actual banquet hall is two stories and STUNNING. Christmas decoration everywhere, and a giant Christmas tree right where all the staircases met (foyer?).
The food/​seating/​etc. is probably different depending on what you pay for. Our group had four main course options served buffet style. These stations were spread out on both levels of the banquet hall. In addition, there were two dessert tables and at least 3 bars that I noted. A giant bar on the first floor and two smaller bars on the second floor. Wine was available both at the bar and passed out by servers. There was absolutely no shortage of alcohol, and a merry time was had by all.