Inn of the Seventh Ray

Regardless of where your reception will be on our property, your ceremony is generally on our fountain patio.

Holds up to 130 people. This stylish creek side space is sure to please the most discriminating taste with its warm feelings highlighted by a garden fountain festooned with flowers for your event. Off to one side is the “Gazebo” which is oft-times used for ceremonies and “The Hill” with its own waterfall as head table space, or as place to put musicians or whatever you decide. On the far end is the “Waterfall Patio” appropriately named because of the waterfall coming down the hillside under the trees, beautifully enhanced by banks of green foliage.

Our secret jewel overlooking the creek, the "far" area can accommodate up to 45 guests. An ethereal charmer as it cascades down the hillside under the trees set off nicely by the evergreen foliage along its banks. The waterfall comes down to circular brick patio which is nestled at its base and, being surrounded on three sides by the grand ‘ol sycamores, oak, pine trees and the creek, it makes for a wonderful private atmosphere. The “Waterfall Patio” provides an intimate, garden-like setting for any function, and excels as a beautiful natural backdrop for private parties.

Reverberating with romance, grace, and timeless beauty. The mesmerizing area reflects towering sycamore trees and age-old foliage. But the true star is the ambience lent by having your event along the confluence of two creeks. It is perhaps the most sought after small to medium wedding venue at the Inn. Accommodating up to 60 guests for ceremonies, luncheons, or any memorable occasion.

Adjacent to the “Fountain Patio”, the “Garden Room” can be used as adjoining space for an additional 50 guests, or simply alone. Our excellent staff will decorate it to your specific occasion, taste, and standards. It is used frequently to as a wine bar by those having weddings on the “Fountain Patio”. It is a wonderful place for small, private or holiday parties with its romantic fireplace, twinkle lights and its intimate atmosphere.

Accommodating up to 40 people, this inviting room is the origin of the Inn as a dining oasis in Los Angeles. It was once a church and still has the stained glass windows set high in the walls near the vaulted ceiling. Becoming the original dining room for the Inn, its glass walls look out onto the “Outside” and the “Terrace” with its trees, beautiful foliage and gardens echoing the joy and pleasure of the many customers over the years.