1880 Union Hotel 362 Bell Street • Los Alamos • CA 93440

The Wedding Weekend Buyout at 1880 Union Hotel in Los Alamos gives you the entire property Friday through Sunday: the rose garden, lawn, gazebo and brick patio, all nine guest rooms including the Bridal Suite and Governor's Suite, a bridal dressing suite, the historic saloon until 2am, and the game room, poker room and lounge. Catering and tiered open-bar packages come from the in-house team. Plan separately for a month-of wedding coordinator, which is required, and the 21% service charge.

Yes. At 1880 Union Hotel, ceremonies take place in the backyard, where a white wrought-iron gazebo sits on a raised dais above the lawn. Cocktail hour moves to the brick courtyard, lit by bistro lights and a huge outdoor fireplace, then dinner continues outside or in the Dining Room, with French windows overlooking the gardens. The saloon hosts the after-party.

Food at 1880 Union Hotel is prepared by the in-house culinary team, and outside catering, like a food truck, is allowed only with the Events Manager's approval and may add fees. Wedding cakes and specialty desserts are welcome with advance approval. A professional month-of wedding coordinator is required, and the hotel can introduce you to coordinators from its preferred list.

At 1880 Union Hotel in Los Alamos, the Wedding Weekend Buyout starts at $35,000 for 75 or more guests, Friday through Sunday. Sunday–Thursday, a Full Estate Buyout starts at $12,000 for 50 or more guests, and a Micro Wedding for up to 25 starts at $5,000. Pricing varies by date, season and guest count, and a 21% service charge applies.

At 1880 Union Hotel, indoor celebrations can continue until 2am. Outdoor amplified music must end by 10pm under the county noise ordinance, so the party moves inside to the Dining Room, the Mezzanine and the historic saloon after that.

1880 Union Hotel always has indoor spaces ready if the weather turns. The team makes the final weather call by 12pm on the day of a dinner event, 8am for lunch events and 6pm the evening before for a breakfast event, so you'll know your plan well before guests arrive.

Yes. 1880 Union Hotel has nine restored guest rooms with en-suite bathrooms, plus a bunk room, and guests share a kitchenette, poker room, sitting area and reading room. Reserving the rooms requires a full-property buyout with a two-night minimum, so your group has the whole hotel to itself.

Yes. 1880 Union Hotel's Micro Wedding, from $5,000 for up to 25 guests (Sunday–Thursday), includes your ceremony and reception spaces and the saloon for an after-party. For an elopement, up to five guests can have exclusive use of the rose garden, gazebo or brick patio for $1,000 per hour, with a two-hour minimum.