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Top Ballrooms in Washington, DC
The capital of the United States is a city that's always on the move. That’s why, when you need a place to host your next event, you need a venue that can keep up. Tagvenue offers a wide range of ballrooms in Washington D.C. that can handle anything—from the most elegant affair to the wildest party. We have plenty of spaces to suit any type of occasion and style, from ballrooms with chandeliers to unique spaces ideal for intimate celebrations. No matter what kind of event you're planning—whether it's a wedding, fundraiser, or corporate gala—we have a venue that's sure to make your night one to remember!
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![Ballroom & Meeting Room at Divino in Northwest, Washington, DC]()
Ballroom & Meeting Room
100 guestsDivinoNorthwest, Washington, DCOur versatile ballroom and meeting room is the perfect setting for your next event, with space to accommodate up to 100 guests. Ideal for weddings, corporate meetings, social gatherings, and milestone celebrations, our spacefrom $50
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![Great Hall at International Student House of Washington, DC in Northwest, Washington, DC]()
Great Hall
120 guestsInternational Student House of Washington, DCNorthwest, Washington, DCThe Great Hall is a historic space designed for hosting formal events with a sense of grandeur. It features a 20-foot vaulted ceiling, which adds height and openness to the room.from $700
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![The Marea Room at Fiola Mare in Georgetown, Washington, DC]()
The Marea Room
50 guestsFiola MareGeorgetown, Washington, DCTTim F.
“Everything went exactly as planned and the venue is very nice.”from $2500
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![Entire Venue at Station 4 in Southwest, Washington, DC]()
Entire Venue
350 guestsStation 4Southwest, Washington, DCIf youre looking for a space to hold your wedding reception, corporate dinner, or other social gatherings, trust the Station 4 team for amazing event dining in SW D.from $68
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![Meeting Room at Friends Meeting of Washington in Northwest, Washington, DC]()
Meeting Room
260 guestsFriends Meeting of WashingtonNorthwest, Washington, DC
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Our largest space, the Meeting Room reflects historic Quaker traditions and is elegant in its simplicity. Long poplar benches are hand-hewn as is the surrounding walnut wainscoting.from $200
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Culture DC
500 guestsCulture DCNortheast, Washington, DCOur venue can host 500 people for a standing concert and up to 250 people for a seated dinner. With 20-foot high ceilings and stage decks to customize any size stage needed that fits within the room possibilities are endless.from $500
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![Entire Venue at The V.I.P. Room in Northwest, Washington, DC]()
Entire Venue
150 guestsThe V.I.P. RoomNorthwest, Washington, DCAdditionally, the venue is equipped with high-quality sound systems and large, flat-screen TVs, making it suitable for both lively entertainment and professional presentations.from $2500
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![Quaker House Living Room at Friends Meeting of Washington in Northwest, Washington, DC]()
Quaker House Living Room
50 guestsFriends Meeting of WashingtonNorthwest, Washington, DC
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Built in the 1920s and purchased by Friends Meeting of Washington in 1970, historic Quaker House was formerly an elegant townhome to diplomats. The homes multipurpose living room features a vaulted ceiling, French windows,from $150
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![Full PDR at Fiola Mare in Georgetown, Washington, DC]()
Full PDR
70 guestsFiola MareGeorgetown, Washington, DCThere is a linked area that houses 2 independent rooms just across from the "pass" of our open kitchen. The Marea Room and The Aston Martin Room can be merged to make a larger area that nevertheless feels cozy and very private.from $3000
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The Aston Martin Room
14 guestsFiola MareGeorgetown, Washington, DCThe Aston Martin Room houses our VIP Chef's Table as well as a private wine "cellar" and wine service area across from the "pass" of our open kitchen. The Aston Martin Room highlights our common love for innovation, beauty,from $1500
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![The Mermaid Room at Fiola Mare in Georgetown, Washington, DC]()
The Mermaid Room
40 guestsFiola MareGeorgetown, Washington, DCThe Mermaid Room has floor-to-ceiling lanai doors that open to a view of the Key Bridge, the Potomac River, and the peaceful Georgetown Waterfront Park.from $1500
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![Parlor Room at Lyle Washington DC - 1st floor in Northwest, Washington, DC]()
Parlor Room
36 guestsLyle Washington DC - 1st floorNorthwest, Washington, DCA bright and spacious room on the ground floor, the Parlor is perfect for exclusive dinner parties or imaginative meetings. The dramatic dark walls and eclectic mix of art and furniture create a space meant to inspire.from $1000
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FAQs about Ballrooms in Washington, DC
How much does it cost to rent a ballroom in DC?
The cost of renting a ballroom depends on several factors. for example:
- The size, capacity, and amenities of the venue;
- Whether it's located downtown or outside of the city;
- If there are any facilities (such as parking and kitchens);
- What time period you're interested in renting out.
On average, renting a ballroom in DC costs between $3,500-$5,000+ per session, but this figure can vary widely depending. The most expensive ballrooms to rent in DC are located downtown, followed by Georgetown. The cheapest venues in DC are found in Ivy City and the Navy Yard. (All data from Tagvenue.)
Where can I find the best ballrooms in DC?
Georgetown is home to some of the city's oldest and most elegant buildings—and that includes its ballrooms. The neighborhood has hosted countless events since it was first settled by George Washington himself, and many stately events have taken place in Georgetown's grand mansions and hotels. Capitol Hill is another area with a lot of history. It's home to many government buildings, including the Supreme Court and Library of Congress, so it's no surprise that it's known for its stately homes and grand ballrooms. If you want to host an event that feels like a state dinner at Buckingham Palace, this is where you can find it! Downtown is popular among business people because it's centrally located and offers plenty of entertainment options—including some great restaurants and hotels with ballrooms available for rent.
Why should I rent a ballroom in DC?
Renting a ballroom makes sure that your event is staffed with top-notch professionals who know how to accommodate everything from large parties to lavish weddings. They also have the equipment and expertise needed for success, including audio/visual services, lighting options, and more. Ballrooms can be used for birthdays and weddings, corporate events and cocktail parties, holiday celebrations, and more! If you want to make sure that your event goes off without a hitch—or if you want to impress your guests—then it’s time to rent a ballroom.