A room with something to say
Board meetings, training days, and all-hands sessions in a room with original woodwork and real character, instead of beige walls and a drop ceiling.
Board meetings, team offsites, conferences, client receptions, and company parties, all inside the restored 1887 Crescent Bath House. A downtown landmark says more about your company than a hotel conference room ever will.

Give them a reason to show up in person.
Board meetings, training days, team offsites, client receptions, and the year-end party all fit inside the same restored 1887 building, dressed up or kept simple, exactly how the day needs to run.
Board meetings, training days, and all-hands sessions in a room with original woodwork and real character, instead of beige walls and a drop ceiling.
Take the day somewhere that signals it matters. Space inside to focus, and a courtyard to step out into when the room needs air.
Holiday parties, client receptions, product launches, and milestones that deserve better than a rented banquet room.

Built in 1887 as the Crescent Bath House, a celebrated mineral-springs health resort, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975 under that name, The Crescent House is one of Lake Elsinore's original buildings. For more than a century it has been the room where this community gathered. Your meeting joins a story the whole city knows.
Companies choose The Chimes because a hotel conference room says nothing about you. A restored landmark says quite a lot.

Original woodwork, a long executive table, and a door that actually closes. The Elsinore Boardroom seats 8 to 10, with ultrafast wifi, a mounted TV you can connect to with an HDMI cable, and heating and air already in the room. $150 an hour, $350 for a half day of four hours, $750 for a full day of eight.
Host your next meeting in a landmark: historic charm, and none of the boring hotel conference room feel. Every meeting rental includes ultrafast wifi and heating and air conditioning, and the boardroom and training center each have a mounted TV with HDMI. A half day is four hours, and a full day is eight.


Our largest indoor room, with comfortable leather chairs, work tables, and a mounted TV you can connect to with an HDMI cable. Seats 32 classroom style or 50 theater style. $250 an hour, $650 for a half day, $1,200 for a full day. Best for nonprofits, community groups, seminars, and trainings.
Our most private room, with an executive table and a quiet setting for decisions to get made. Seats 8 to 10. $150 an hour, $350 for a half day, $750 for a full day. Best for executive meetings, interviews, and closings.
Warm wood, vintage details, and natural light. Professional but full of character. Seats 4 to 6. $75 an hour, $250 for a half day, $600 for a full day. Best for client meetings, workshops, and trainings.
Currently under renovation. A versatile work and meeting room surrounded by the history of the house, inspiring and intimate. $150 an hour, $350 for a half day, $750 for a full day. Best for all-day trainings, seminars, and corporate workshops.
For corporate events and receptions, the Rose Garden, Fountain Plaza, and The Library book at our standard event rates.
Clients and candidates notice where you host them. A restored 1887 landmark makes a point a conference center never could.
The venue for the main session, The Elsinore Boardroom for the conversation that matters, the courtyard for the coffee break.
Book the room for a morning pitch or take the building for a full offsite. The day is yours to shape.
Walkable to lunch, with downtown parking and a private reserved lot across the street coming soon.
Send us the date, the headcount, and what the day needs to do. We reply within one to two business days.
Walk the venue, The Elsinore Boardroom, and the courtyard, and see the day laid out in person.
Confirm the room, place the deposit, and the date at The Chimes is yours.
Board meetings, training days, conferences, team offsites and retreats, client receptions, product launches, networking mixers, and company holiday parties. The building handles the small end and the large end equally well, from a four person closing in The Ferris Suite to a three hundred guest reception in the Rose Garden. Because the meeting rooms and the event spaces sit in the same landmark, a day that starts as a working session can end as a party without anybody moving cars. Tell us the format and headcount and we will suggest the room.
The Crescent Training Center seats 32 classroom style or 50 theater style, The Machado Suite opens after renovation, The Elsinore Boardroom seats 8 to 10, and The Ferris Suite seats 4 to 6. For larger corporate events we book up to about 300 guests across the property, using the Rose Garden and Fountain Plaza courtyard. The smaller rooms are furnished as they stand rather than reconfigured, so a room that seats four seats four. Tell us your headcount and what the session needs and we will point you at the room that fits.
Yes. Every meeting rental includes ultrafast wifi and heating and air conditioning. For presenting, The Elsinore Boardroom and The Crescent Training Center each have a mounted TV you can connect to with an HDMI cable, so bring your laptop and whichever cable fits it. The Crescent Training Center is the larger of the two and seats a full room. Anything past that, a projector, a second display, or a recording setup, is worth raising in advance so we can tell you what the room will take. The building is historic, so unusual power draws are worth flagging early too.
Both. Every room books by the hour, by the half day of four hours, or by the full day of eight. Rates start at $75 an hour for The Ferris Suite, which seats 4 to 6, and run to $250 an hour for The Crescent Training Center, which is our largest indoor room. The Elsinore Boardroom sits in between at $150 an hour. Half and full day rates work out cheaper than the same time booked hourly, and the full rate card for every room is in the meeting rooms section above.
The space is catering-ready, and catering runs through our preferred vendor list, which we share when you reach out, so you are ordering from people who already know the building and where to set up. For a full day session, most groups arrange a delivered lunch and use the shared rooms rather than sending everyone out, though the historic downtown district is walkable to restaurants if you would rather break properly. Tell us your schedule when you book and we will time the setup and the clear-down around it.
Yes. There is parking throughout the historic downtown district, most of it a short walk from the entrance, and the same block is walkable to lunch. A private reserved lot directly across the street is being built now and will open soon, which will bring parking to within a few steps of the door. Until it opens, plan on the downtown district, and tell us your headcount when you book so we can flag anything worth knowing for a group that size arriving at the same time.
A few, and they are easier to plan around if you know them early. Open flame is not permitted anywhere on the property except the Rose Garden, where candles are welcome; sparklers are not allowed anywhere, including the Rose Garden. Flower petals are fine outdoors, but rice and confetti are not permitted. Anything you hang has to come down without leaving a mark, so nothing may be nailed, drilled, or glued to the building. Setup access begins an hour before your event and nothing may be left on the property overnight. Music and other loud noise end at 10 PM. Smoking is permitted only in designated outdoor areas, never inside the building. Service animals are welcome throughout the property; pets and emotional support animals are not. Event insurance is required, and we will tell you the coverage to arrange and who to name on it when you book, in good time before your date. Security for your event is set out in your rental agreement, where the full policies live.
Tell us the date and what the day needs to do, and we'll come back to you with availability.
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Accessibility. The Crescent House was built in 1887 and the building reflects that. The Graham Avenue entrance has steps, with a ramp to one side that also reaches the front door. There is a step-free way in at the rear as well, from the parking on site. There is no elevator, so the second floor is reached by stairs. If step-free access matters for your visit, please call us before you book so we can go over the entrances and rooms with you.