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Luxury Event Space in Phoenix | Seating, Pa

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About Arizona Biltmore

The Arizona Biltmore in Phoenix blends historic luxury with modern event versatility. With more than 200,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor meeting space across grand ballrooms and flexible function areas, this iconic venue has hosted presidents, celebrities, and landmark gatherings since its historic opening in 1929. Whether you’re planning a large reception, a banquet, a conference, or an elegant gala, the Arizona Biltmore offers spaces to fit your needs, along with dedicated planning support and on-site amenities to keep your event running smoothly.

Below you’ll find seating capacities for key ballrooms, parking and transportation details, and curated recommendations for nearby hotels and dining to help you secure everything in one trusted place.

Spaces & capacities
Arizona Biltmore offers multiple ballrooms and meeting rooms, including the Arizona Biltmore Ballroom, Grand Ballroom, Gold Room, and the Frank Lloyd Wright Ballroom. Use these ranges to estimate capacity for your event type and guest list: Arizona Biltmore Ballroom — Reception up to 1,100; Banquet up to 810; Theater up to 1,000; Classroom up to 660. Grand Ballroom — Reception up to 500; Banquet up to 360; Theater up to 550; Classroom up to 300. The Gold Room seats up to 250. Frank Lloyd Wright Ballroom can accommodate roughly 1,980 seated or about 2,400 standing, depending on layout. For multi-day events, treat each date as standalone and confirm setup with our planning team.

Parking & transportation
Overnight self-parking is the best available price and valet is the best available price. Hourly self-parking rates: 0–4 hours the best available price, 4–8 hours the best available price, 8–12 hours the best available price, 12–16 hours the best available price. The venue is accessible via nearby public transit, with the 24th St & Biltmore Cir stops serving riders, and bus line 70 providing connections to surrounding areas. If you’re driving, consider coordinating arrival times with your venue contact to streamline parking for large groups.

Nearby hotels & dining
The Arizona Biltmore is centrally located in Phoenix, with adjacent hotel options and dining options that fit various event goals. We can connect you with trusted partners for curated accommodations and dining experiences near the Biltmore complex.

History & notable context
Opened in 1929, the Arizona Biltmore is renowned for spaces such as the gilded Gold Room and its historic architecture. The property has hosted presidential-related events and high-profile gatherings over the decades, contributing to Phoenix’s social and cultural landscape. Today, the venue operates under the Arizona Biltmore brand, part of Hilton’s LXR Hotels & Resorts portfolio, maintaining a legacy of luxury without unnecessary fuss.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 2400 E Missouri Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85016
  • Venue type: Luxury resort with over 200,000 square feet of indoor/outdoor meeting space and multiple ballrooms (e.g., Arizona Biltmore Ballroom, Grand Ballroom, Frank Lloyd Wright Ballroom).
  • Arizona Biltmore Ballroom capacities: Reception up to 1,100; Banquet up to 810; Theater up to 1,000; Classroom up to 660.
  • Grand Ballroom capacities: Reception up to 500; Banquet up to 360; Theater up to 550; Classroom up to 300.
  • Gold Room capacity: 250 guests.
  • Frank Lloyd Wright Ballroom (as listed in venue directories): up to about 1,980 seated; up to 2,400 standing.
  • Parking: Overnight self-parking $28; valet $35; hourly self-parking: 0–4 hours $10, 4–8 hours $14, 8–12 hours $18, 12–16 hours $28.
  • Transit: Nearest public transit stops include 24th St & Biltmore Cir; bus line 70 serves nearby areas (via various transit apps).
  • Nearby hotels: AC Hotel Phoenix Biltmore (2811 E Camelback Rd) is nearby; the property is often marketed alongside nearby Biltmore-area hotels and attractions.
  • Notable events: Historic opening in 1929; famous spaces like the Gold Room with its gilt ceiling; Marilyn Monroe reportedly favored the Catalina Pool; presidential-related events and high-profile gatherings have been noted in coverage (e.g., Reagan/Honeymoon references).
  • Renamed/branding: The property is currently branded as Arizona Biltmore, LXR Hotels & Resorts (Hilton); it has previously been associated with Waldorf Astoria branding.