King York Terrace - iQ Venues
Wedding venue on King St W Ste 200, Toronto
4.9from 11 reviews
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- ✓TypeWedding venue
- ✓CapacityTerrace up to 250 standing or 150 seated
- ?PriceOn request
- ?CateringNot published
- ?BarNot published
- ?ParkingNot published
- ?AccessibleNot published
- ✓Sound and A/VA/V and furniture available through partner network
- ✓HoursListed below
- ✓Phone+1 416-238-1186
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Booked for
- Corporate events
- Weddings
- Parties
Rooms
Terrace
Capacity 250 standing, 150 seated
Lounge
Capacity 120 standing, 100 seated
York Room (meeting room)
Capacity 8 people
Price $96/hour
About King York Terrace - iQ Venues
The King York Terrace & Lounge at 150 King St W in downtown Toronto offers 7,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space, with a rooftop terrace (up to 250 standing, 150 seated) and an indoor lounge (up to 120 standing, 100 seated). It is used for corporate gatherings, weddings and celebrations, with concierge support.
King York Terrace - iQ Venues is a wedding venue at 150 King St W Ste 200, Toronto, ON M5H 1J9, Canada. Reviewers rate it 4.9 out of 5, from 11 reviews.
Before you book: King York Terrace - iQ Venues doesn't publish prices here yet. Ask in your enquiry, along with deposit and cancellation terms.
What guests say
4.9 out of 5 from 11 reviews. Read the reviews
Questions renters ask
How many guests does King York Terrace - iQ Venues hold?
Terrace up to 250 standing or 150 seated
How do I check if King York Terrace - iQ Venues is free on my date?
Send an enquiry from this page with your date and guest count, or call the hall.
Where is King York Terrace - iQ Venues?
150 King St W Ste 200, Toronto, ON M5H 1J9, Canada. Use Get directions for a route from where you are.
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