November 2006
The city's best loot By Jennifer Cranston
Entertaining Guide › Venues
The Old Mill Inn & Spa
- 21 Old Mill Rd (at Bloor St. W.) • View on map »
- 416-236-2641
Nestled on the edge of the Humber River, this Tudor-style mansion is the epitome of anglophile tradition. The timbered walls and panelled ceilings evoke olde England, while flower gardens and waterfalls provide a photogenic backdrop for brides. Some 600 couples get hitched every year in the Old Mill’s 110-seat private chapel, a brick and stained glass building based on a 16th-century model; receptions are held in one of 16 function rooms. These hold anywhere from eight to 800 people; five of the rooms—the Guildhall (up to 300 for cocktails, 200 for dinner), Garden (80 for cocktails, 56 for dinner), Kingsbrook (70 for cocktails, 60 for dinner), Drawing (60 for a reception, 42 for dinner) and Humber (130 for cocktails, 110 for dinner)—open onto private patios or gardens. Each room offers a unique look.
- How much:
- wedding catering rates include use of facility; extra cost for corporate events
- Catering:
- weddings $92–$110 per person, plus taxes and gratuities; rates vary for other events
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