Four Points by Sheraton

This hotel is now called The Central Hotel and Conference Center, owned by Best Western.

My wife and I and all our guests had a wonderful time. The food was great (chicken cordon bleu & beef tips) and the Heritage Room was set up beautifully for our reception. We didn't have to worry about a thing. Dana Feaser, the events planner, was gracious and very friendly.

There were several issues that came about with my using this venue for my wedding reception. After going back & forth with several meetings &/or telephone calls, some of the issues were finally resolved. Other issues were not. In particular, an issue that came about with my planned dinner menu. The appearance of the venue, I was satisfied with. The quality of service & set up for the event, I was quite disappointed with the overall end result.

I gave the a little lower review because, I had an initial meeting that went very well, and got my menu selections. I went for a SCHEDULED tasting and when presented with the choices I wanted to taste, they were the choices of another wedding, of which those people were there at another table the same day. They did not have my tasting. I had to reschedule another time to go, and this time took my husband and father. It was their mistake so of course we did not have to pay for that problem. We had an excellent tasting the second time and the food was beautiful. The evening of the ceremony the initial appetizer food and food in our side room was great! The room was set up perfectly. Items were on the right tables, name cards, decorations, cake set up was great! We were served the main meal and it was no were near close to what we sampled. The chef quit before our wedding, no one said anything and they changed a lot of the way the food was prepared to fast, easy short cuts. Which was obvious to my husband and I. We cook for a living and can tell what is scratch and what is not. It was not open bar, however someone came up to the head table asking for drink orders and made it seem as though the wedding party was not being charged, so she kept asking and of course everyone kept saying sure. She presented us, the newlyweds with the bill. I don't mind if there was a tab, but who gives that to the new bride and groom??