Stonebrook Manor

First of all I would like to say that I didn’t choose this place for my wedding. But looking at the fees and the things involved. It’s not good business. My fiancé and I looked at plenty of venues in Denver and we read through all the material. And the deals are not great. And when you think you are getting a good deal, and you calculate it all you find that you are at the same original price if not more! Trust me please pay attention to the small fees and the hidden fees. If you have a budget set, please read through all things and ask questions. I had questions that they had to check and get back with me… I never received a reply. The venue is amazing and beautiful and all those things so that could steer you away from the «details» please pay attention to the contract. I will try to give an example without confusing you. (These aren’t accurate numbers but using easy numbers so you can get good idea)!So we went one month and got packet and it stated $ 50.00 for silver package per person including food… So we returned months later and they said we have this huge promotion it’s ½ off our silver package! So we thought wow even better 25.00 per person including food. Wow that’s a win! Well come to find out its is half off but food isn’t included so the silver was $ 25.00 per person and the food was $ 25.00 per person. So there was no deal at all! Smh* Their marketing strategies are quite deceiving and the prices on their website is ambiguous so once you enter the building you will realize that the prices and a bit more. It’s a mess but we really took our time and went through all details of different venues and that’s why we know so much about the way that they operate. I hope I didn’t confuse you. Wish you the best !! Feel free to follow me on IG OR TWITTER @ ASTAR2NV … You can also find me on FB @ASTAR2NV2

Had my wedding here in August and I can’t imagine having it anywhere else! My husband and I live in D.C. so it was important for us to pick a venue that had everything. Kourtney was wonderful, she answered our questions right away and even took the time to do some research like CO marriage laws since we had some Buddhist monks chatting at our ceremony. The gardens and hall were beautiful that didn’t need much décor. I recommend renting DIY uplighting (much cheaper!). The manager helped us stay on time and they very flexible on how we use the bar. I recommend Stonebrook if you want a stress free wedding but would research other places for vendors. I loved their cake and DJ (Complete)but regret using the photographer and videographer (All Digital). The florists they know were rude and never respond back so I had to find that on my own.

My husband and I got married here in March 2014. The staff was very organized and attentive. They were there during the rehearsal to answer and questions, and helped us when we didn’t know what to do.
The staff allowed us to go by our own schedule, letting us start the reception early and such.
We did do things differently. We didn’t hire am officiant, dj or a photographer. We had used family members to do it, which helped with pricing and helped eliminate any drama that could have happened. Their vendors cost too much.
The pricing was reasonable. Their pick your favorite 8 helped a lot, and their vendor for the cake was amazing.
I only gave them 4 stars because you can’t set up your reception until they are done, and they don’t help you with your stuff, which caused a lot of stress on us. My Groom and I ended up helping to get it done in time.

We just had our wedding this August and we couldn’t have been happier. The staff at Stonebrook made everything so easy. We were even on a budget and they made everything look like we spent over $ 50,000 dollars. They help with planning and will either take care of every last detail or just what you ask of them. I worked with Christy O. Who was one of the nicest, most patient people ever! She dealt with my weekly questions for months and months and was prompt and thorough with her responses. They make sure that you as the couple are on point and they help you remember those little things you may forget. The day of our wedding the staff was ON IT and everyone there introduced themselves and asked what they could do for us. The rooms that the wedding parties get ready in are GEORGEOUS and totally functional right down to the brides private bathroom in the dressing room so guests won’t see you before the wedding. Lance, our ‘captain’ (the man in charge) the day of, was so great. He helped me deal with my screaming flower girl and had ice water waiting for me and our guests when the ceremony was over. He was constantly checking in to make sure we were ok the whole time. The grounds and venue are GEORGEOUS and elegant as are the tables, linens and overall set up. My husband and I are so glad we found this place and we strongly suggest checking them out no matter what your budget and the size of your wedding (a $ 10,000 wedding is possible here, you could probably do it for less.) DO check it out.

***REVIEW IS FOR SUNDAY BRUNCH***
Found a Groupon so decided to try out the brunch buffet. This is an event center used for weddings ect. They were busy, we had a reservation, so was seated quickly. The food selection was ok but did not taste all that great. Very typical buffet food, reminded me of Country Buffet. They had typical breakfast (bacon, sausage, eggs, potatoes) the waffles were fresh and probably the best thing there. The lunch side has some sour broccoli, lasagna, bbq beef brisket, prime rib (only good thing for lunch).
Drinks are very reasonably priced but the mimosa’s had little champagne.
I was disappointed.

If I could rate this place honestly it would not have any stars. They have horrible staff that that will not help you when your items are stolen. All they care about is making a profit, and not making your wedding day what it should be. I would not recommend this place to anyone. They are not to be trusted!!!

My husband and I went for my birthday because we bought a groupon for their new brunch. I was not impressed at all. Selection was not great. Not that many breakfast foods and th food was pretty bland. I don’t plan on going back. Golden Coral has a better brunch. Next time Papadeaux’s for brunch closer to home and worth the calories. I left feeling unsatisfied and hungry. Plus I got a stomach ache and I didn’t eat a lot.

I was very impressed with my wedding at stone brook. I went with the highest package available and I highly reccomend it. The cake was included, the wonderful food, the photographer and dj. My photos turned out wonderful. We also got one night in the ramada plaza before we left for out honeymoon the next day. My friends all want to have their weddings at stonebrook now! What a great day.

Fantastic new Tea Time! We upgraded to Signature Tea from our groupon and was well Worth it, especially for mommy and daughter day! I can’t give it a 5 star because there’s a couple other places that are just as Great, but a little easier on the wallet. This tea service just started here and closer drive than downtown. It’s very secluded with not an over abundance of people and tables their. It’s really upscale and classy without the high society arrogance some High noon tea time places can be. My little one liked it, but she does prefer the sandwiches at House of Commons. The atmospher was like a winter storybook and we had a nice bonding time. The prices are similar to the Brown Palace prices, but this is a specialty service and they do give a lot of treats, so to me its worth it. I never put a price on quality time spent having fun and making long lasting memories with my daughter’s. Planning on taking both my girls here in a few weeks. If you like privacy this is the place to go, but for a more casual café atmospher House of Commons or Wildflower tea room is my go to spots.

This place was all over the board for me… Where do I begin?
The options outside were very nice. The gardens were beautiful! It definitely provides some gorgeous scenery for pictures. It also provides covered options in the event of inclement weather. And that is where the positives for me end.
For the rehearsal in the morning, neither the wedding coordinator nor the security personnel were in attendance. WTH? How are they supposed to know what is going on for the wedding? So that created a lot of wasted time while we had to figure things out for ourselves. Whatever, we got through it, and went back to the hotels to get ready.
Now we return about an hour and a half early to start taking pre-​wedding photos. As the wedding party is pulling up, right off the bat we overhear the DJ and owner in an argument. And then the owner informs us that he is fired. I’m sorry, what??? We had some very specific music worked out that he was the only one who knew about. Fortunately, the maid of honor is a rockstar and got the DJ back, but she certainly didn’t have any nice words for the venue owner. He was very combative and uncooperative about everything. Although, according to several people on the staff, he is always like that. I’m not sure how he ever books anyone!
So this is more of an annoyance than anything, but there was no water or anything to drink in either of the changing rooms. it gets hot with all those people in there! Eventually we flagged down the coordinator to bring us water, something they should have automatically done, in my opinion.
Onto the reception. The room looked nicely decorated. But the buffet… And I am using the term buffet loosely. There were only two items on the buffet line!!! A basic green salad and the chicken pasta. THAT IS IT! Um, yeah, that is NOT what I consider a buffet.
And now we get to the good stuff! As I am sitting at the head table, shortly (like a half hour or so) after we start eating, I go to the bar to grab a drink and apparently not only had they called last call, they shut down! Unbelievable. Because the bar shutdown, most of the guests ended up leaving shortly thereafter! No kidding over a hundred people narred to basically the wedding party and their +1s! insane. The dj looked at us (the wedding party) like WTF? Everyone left before we even did the bouquet toss. It was very strange. Basically, the venue’s wedding coordinator didn’t have a freaking clue. There seemed to be an all around miscommunication.
Don’t be fooled by the outward beauty of this place. I would like to compare this place to «Mean girls.» Nice to look at in a passing glance, but look out for the soul-​eating monster that lives inside!
I recommend taking your hard-​earned money to a better place.

The absolutely most attractive part of this venue is the gardens.
My little sister was married here last weekend. Ceremony outside in the covered pavilion, reception inside. It was clean and ready for us to take over as soon as we arrived. Men’s dressing room is so small, it’s practically a closet, and no private rest room. The ladies suite was much better, but with 10 of us getting ready and me attempting to get the bride ready, it was still crowded. But, you cant have everything perfect!
The ceremony was delayed about 15 minutes because of rain, hard to get from inside to the covered pavilion when you’re in the open in between. The ceremony was beautiful and with the exception of the chaplain messing up one line, it was smooth and beautiful, again, no wedding really is perfect, neither is marriage, right?
While we were having our post ceremony pic ceremony pictures taken, the staff was walking around with trays of appetizers. Not a bad idea for the folks inside waiting on us, however, it seemed unprofessional to me, to walk around the wedding party during pictures offering them food. No plates, just napkins, and we were outside having pictures done. Once seconds while I swallow before smiling… not a good impression.
The ball room was waiting and ready for the reception. It was beautiful and dimly lit and romantic. We descended a staircase for announcement of the wedding party, very very cool. Dinner was serve buffet style, it was OK. Just OK. I can make better at home, and serve 100 people and make it tastier. I know many people, you don’t want to over spice etc. It was hard to flag down a staff member for a water refill, the staff seemed to have disappeared after a while, the plates remained on the table for quite some time, even through the beginning of the dancing. At the end of the night the cake plates were still there. At least I didn’t have to clean up the mess.
They do have a decent wine Selection, they carry mostly Barefoot, which I happen to like.
It was a beautiful wedding, beautiful reception and the little hiccups didn’t really matter in the end. My sister was happy. If it were me getting married, it may have been a bit different.

Summary– Color me unimpressed. We went for a friends wedding, we left feeling like we had been through the wedding assembly line. They just do so many weddings here that it feels like a marriage machine. One other reviewer called it efficient, which is true, but I am not sure I want my wedding to feel like a German car factory.
Property– 3 Stars
Rather nice outside area with a gazebo and grass/​garden area’s. However, loses 2 stars for the back/​outside smelling like sewage/​rotting garbage after about 8pm. Not sure what could cause this, but it was not pleasant.
Although there was another wedding going on simultaneously you really couldn’t tell. I would say it would be nicer as one space, but that would be one really big wedding.
Food– 2 Stars
The passed appetizers were not great, and dinner wasn’t much better. The salad was kinda the star of the show.
Drinks– 4 Stars
A pretty solid line up of beers and decent liquors
Service– 2 Stars
The staff are wedding jaded. The bartenders did O.K., the lady that came around to pour us champagne gave us about 1 inch, not enough to toast with. One passed appetizer server had someone following him with napkins, someone needs to train that person.

Where to begin… My brother’s wedding was here Friday in March 2012. The grounds were gorgeous, the food was greart, the bartender was friendly. Unfortunately I will NEVER recommend this venue for a wedding and I will tell everyone I know that the bridal suite was ROBBED during the wedding. Shortly after the first dance the mother of the bride ran back to the suite to get something and noticed her wallet and phone were missing — as were the brides and the bridesmaids’ things — credit/​debit cards, ID’s, cash, everything. The Stonebrook owner said they weren’t responsible because of the contract signed… maybe they should have told someone their security cameras broke three days prior?! Inside job perhaps? Regardless, their inability to help ruined what was supposed to be an unforgetful day… oh it’s unforgetful for sure. Thanks for nothing, Stonebrook.

We got married here just October 23^rd. What a beautiful venue. There were two weddings happening here at the same time (you can rent ½ of the building or the whole thing) and we didn’t have any noise from the other side. The décor was beautiful the staff was completely professional and made our night wonderful. The food was amazing and our guests had a great time. We had a great night but never made it out to the beautiful gardens to get pictures but that was on us.
I would highly recommend Stonebrook Manor to anyone!
Be very very aware, EVERYTHING is done by the schedule on time, so don’t plan on being late or anything, they are quite efficient.

Played a wedding here last June. Why on earth everyone wants to hide these venues in strange areas like neighborhoods and business parks is beyond me. It was a little hard to find, but parking was ample. The staff was only somewhat helpful. They had a very large office full of staff but not a one greeted me or asked me what wedding I was a part of.
When I finally got a staffer’s attention, they really couldn’t give me any helpful information. There were three weddings happening simultaneously at Stonebrook that day, all in the same hours, and to me that’s just too much. A wedding venue is never going to be a unique location just for one couple’s wedding, but having to share your day, actively, with two other couples and their several hundred guests is just confusing for everyone. It kind of felt like the Costco of weddings.
The couple I was hired by was having an early June, outdoor, afternoon wedding which was not the best idea given the rainy afternoons in June. Staff had no accommodations for a rain possibility, which surprises me because it rained so hard an hour before the wedding you couldn’t see five feet in front of you. There weren’t places to put our equipment, and reception was being actively set up while guests were milling around to avoid the rain. A little unprofessional, although a pretty and accessible space.

I visited this venue as a possible wedding venue for my fall wedding. The first visit was great the person we met with was nice but not very informed on their exact pricing and couldn’t answer all of questions. When we went back to the manor over the weekend to show my fiancé and my father we dealt with another woman was nice and very helpful. While talking pricing the owner of the venue came in, I believe her name was Celia, she was rude and and very unwelcoming. The comments she made were unprofessional. The venue itself is gorgeous but with the price that they ask for the venue you would think they would offer better customer service.

We attended friend’s of mine wedding here. It was very pretty in the private garden area and the staff was very attentive. It was also very conveint as a guest to have everything in one place i.e. wedding and ceremony. The appetizers and food at the reception was very good and they had an open bar for beer and wine. It was a very pretty wedding and it was especally nice to see my friends so happy.

We got married at Stonebrook Manor on May 13^th 2010. It was the perfect wedding. The gardens were so beautiful, regardless of the less than perfect weather. We were able to have the ceremony outside in one of the outdoor covered pavillion. It was beautiful with the white chairs, and lights hung in the top. The ballroom where we had the reception was set up absolutely perfect! we had about 150 guests, so there were a lot of tables and everyone was perfect. The food tasted amazing! I would highly recomment the veggie lasagna and stuffed artichokes for passed appetizers. Marla, is the cake desgner there and she does an amazing job! our cake was so moist and delicious and the actual décor on the cake was exatly what we wanted!
Not to mention the staff that served the reception was very attentive and quick with everything. They cleared plates, brough refills and whatever I needed, especially since i was the bride.
On a side note, the venue uses some preferred vendors. Michael baker from inlightphotography was our photographer, and he did an absolute amazing job on all 1600 of our picture! Every single one is perfect! Plus he gaveus the rights to all of them so we can print them ourselves!
Our DJ was Marc Macdonald from Complete music and he also did a fabulous job keeping the party going all night long! The dance floor was packed until it was time to leave!
I would definitely recomment stonebrook manor to ANYONE looking for a beautiful, affordable, and high quality place to have your wedding!

I don’t normally like «all-​inclusive» wedding venues as I tend to find they are cheap-​looking and provide sub-​par service. However, I was very pleasantly surprised with Stonebrook. We attended a family member’s late morning wedding here and they did a good job. The grounds are nice and well-​maintained and provide for some good photo opportunities. I was actually very impressed with the in-​house catering and the food was quite good. The facility doesn’t work well for a small wedding — they don’t have a small reception hall so unless you have at least 60 guests or more, the reception hall looks very sparse and empty. The staff was questionable — very crabby, unpleasant, unhelpful and rather incompetent. When releasing tables for the buffet line, they totally ignored the top table, they didn’t bus tables regularly and they did everything with grumpy faces. Upon arrival, the bridal party was shown the bridal prep suite. The couches were nice but no chairs for the make-​up counter, no tissues anywhere to be seen and the hanging area for the dresses was right in front of the door so any time anyone came in or out, there was a risk that dresses would be in the way. I asked for a steamer or iron at the front desk and the manager was rude and condescending when I asked. Her terse response to my query was «No.» and then she turned away without offering additional help or suggestions. The linens and table settings were very nice, though. Overall, if you need an all-​inclusive place, this one is not bad at all but don’t expect a warm, fuzzy greeting or service from the staff. Fortunately, the bride never even noticed so no harm done.

This past weekend I had the pleasure of attending a lovely 1030am wedding at Stonebrook.
–Beautiful grounds and gardens for outdoor ceremonies (perhaps maybe even a reception for a small wedding)
–Classic, beautiful ballroom with a spiral staircase to the indoor balcony, and floor to ceiling windows to view the gardens
–Attentive waitstaff and a fantastic bartender
–Excellent food. The brunch spread was fantastic (greens with honey mustard dressing, smoked salmon, croissants, mini bagels, eggs, roasted potatoes, prime rib, fresh fruit. I would’ve been happy with a diner plate filled with appetizers: brie and strawberry tart-​lets, deep fried artichoke hearts and cheese)
–Ample room to dance
–The Barbie’s Bride room was very roomy and the grooms was not shabby either
–Plenty of parking for guest.
If I were ever to get married, this is where I would go.