Meetings & Events

Discover a meeting experience unlike any other at The Richardson Hotel Buffalo. Housed in one of Buffalo’s most iconic historic buildings, the hotel blends 150 years of architectural heritage with contemporary amenities to create inspired event spaces. Whether you’re planning a corporate function, social gathering, or special celebration, our expert team will help bring your vision to life.

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Holiday Events

Plan a Holiday Event Steeped in History Celebrate the season in a setting that inspires. Host your holiday gathering at our historic hotel, where timeless architecture, warm hospitality, and festive touches create an unforgettable backdrop for any occasion. From intimate dinners to grand celebrations, our team will bring your vision to life. Book one of our exclusive holiday packages and make this year’s event truly extraordinary.
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Austin Hall

Austin Hall exudes a captivating historic allure, featuring beautiful natural hardwood flooring that bathes the space in an abundance of natural light. This venue is perfect for hosting a cocktail reception, accentuated by its magnificent wooden staircase leading directly to our expansive Ballroom. Built in 1881  designed by HH Richardson for the Harvard Law School. Still exists, and was added to the NHRP in 1972. This space can accomodate 100 guests.

The Ballroom

 The newly restored Richardson Ballroom offers an impeccable setting for your event. Spanning 4,200 square feet, it can comfortably host gatherings ranging from 30 to 200 guests. Enhanced by the warmth of wooden accents and the twinkle of elegant chandeliers, this venue also features a historic bar and wine vault for added charm.

HAyden

Accommodates up to 30 guests and a light airy space for small gatherings, board meetings and social events.

Union Station

Designed in 1885 and completed in 1887 (one year after his death), named for the final train station designed by HH Richardson. Commissioned by the Central Vermont Railroad, it is located in New London, CT.

Cocktail Lounge

Stouton

Named after the Mary Fisk Stoughton House in Cambridge, MA. Designed by Richardson in 1882. Features Richardson's other architectural style (other than Richardsonian Romanesque), the Shingle style. Added to the NHRP and designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1989. Accommodates up to 52 guests.

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