A straight shot north from Plano to a venue that feels nothing like a corporate ballroom — and publishes what it costs.
Plano is well supplied with event space, and most of it is the same shape: hotel ballrooms and conference-centre rooms built to be neutral. Neutral works for a sales kickoff. It works less well for a wedding, a fiftieth birthday, or any event where the room is supposed to mean something.
The Chestnut Hall is 3,000 square feet on the second floor of a building at the corner of Chestnut and Louisiana, with crystal chandeliers, walls of windows, and a 750-square-foot open-air balcony over the historic McKinney square. It is a single private floor — no simultaneous conference next door, no shared hotel lobby, no banquet captain moving you along.
It is a straight run north on US-75, roughly twenty minutes from most of Plano, which puts it well inside the range guests will drive for an evening.
One private floor for the whole rental. No parallel event, no shared lobby, and no schedule but your own.
A flat venue rate with no food-and-beverage minimum — the structure most Plano hotel ballrooms build their quote around.
A straight run north on US-75 with two parking garages a short walk from the door.
Roughly 20 minutes north of Plano on US-75, in historic downtown McKinney, depending on traffic and your starting point in Plano.
The structure differs more than the number. The Chestnut Hall charges a flat venue rental of $3,000 to $5,250 with no food-and-beverage minimum and an open vendor policy, where hotel packages typically bundle catering at a per-head rate with a minimum spend attached.
Yes. There is no in-house catering requirement and no preferred-vendor list — bring the caterer, bartender, florist and DJ you want, provided they carry appropriate licensing and liability insurance.
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