Question 1

How do attendees get to and around Houston?

Accepted Answer

Houston is served by George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) and William P. Hobby (HOU), with major interstates linking Texas drive markets. METRORail connects Downtown, Midtown, the Museum District, and NRG Park, and there are walkable pockets in Downtown, the Museum District, Montrose, Midtown, and around The Galleria. Rideshare, taxis, and shuttles are widely available.

Question 2

Which neighborhoods are best for staying or hosting?

Accepted Answer

Downtown puts you close to dining and cultural venues; the Galleria/Uptown shines for upscale shopping and hotels; the Museum District is ideal for parks and world‑class museums; Montrose blends art and nightlife; The Heights charms with local boutiques; Midtown buzzes with eateries and bars; and EaDo (East Downtown) offers creative spaces and sports energy.

Question 3

How many venues are available, and what capacities can they handle?

Accepted Answer

Our Houston directory lists 262 venues. Where reported, capacities range from intimate groups of 20 to large gatherings of up to 6,000 guests.

Question 4

What types of venues and amenities can I expect?

Accepted Answer

Options include Event Spaces, Banquet Halls, Outdoor settings, Hotels, a Theater, Galleries, Country Clubs, a Conference Center, a Retreat Center, and a Mansion. Common amenities include parking (26%), in‑house catering (26%), outdoor space (18%), AV/tech (18%), pools (10%), wheelchair accessibility (6%), ballrooms (6%), and on‑site lodging (2%).

Question 5

Do venues offer large rooms or on‑site lodging?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Where known, single rooms span about 5,000–5,500 sq ft, with total event footprints from 1,300–9,700 sq ft and ceilings reaching up to 35 ft. Some listings also include on‑site lodging (2%).

Neighborhoods in Houston