Advance your event experience in this elegant ballroom named after Barbara Jordan, the first African American elected to the Texas Senate and the first Southern African American woman elected to the United States House of Representatives. This space can also be broken down into two smaller rooms.

Elevate your next gathering with our one-of-a-kind, upscale ballroom. Named after Adina DeZavala, teacher, writer, and tireless Texas history preservationist, this large, open space is perfect for special events such as weddings, receptions, and galas. This space can also be broken down into three smaller rooms.

Parlour Hideaway is tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the hotel and designed to accommodate intimate gatherings, including groups with up to 65 guests. Unlike any other speakeasy in Houston, Parlour Hideaway was designed by and inspired by women, with bold focal points, exquisite details, and an inviting color palette. With its vibrant and inspired aesthetic, Parlour Hideaway includes an elevated catering menu, a premium wine, cocktail, and champagne menu, featuring high-end caviar service, and dishes from our signature house restaurant, Rosalie Italian Soul.

Inspire your guests in this beautiful space, named after Bessie Coleman, the first woman of African American and Native American descent to hold a pilot license. This space can also be broken down into two smaller rooms.

Named after Isabel Brown Wilson, a local businesswoman, journalist, and noted philanthropist, this unique room is comfortable and inspiring.

A charming space with throwback vibes. We can accommodate parties from 2-16. There is a minimum of $1000.

Named after Miriam Ferguson, the first female governor of Texas, this space is sure to inspire productivity. Our second smallest meeting room, the Miriam Ferguson space is sure to inspire productivity.

Take another little piece of our heart and reserve this unique space, named after Janis Joplin, legendary rock, soul and blues singer-songwriter. We promise, this space is as impressive as its namesake.

Inspired by Edna Dee Woolford Saunders, an influential trailblazer in the Houston arts community, this space combines function and style.