TL;DR: it would be difficult to find a more beautiful and unique venue than SABOT, but be aware that it is a more difficult venue than average to plan with.
Our wedding took place in the Amphitheater, Conservatory, and Culinary Garden areas. ...The venue's beautiful setting saved us time and money on decorations, though other aspects, such as catering and equipment were more DIY than dedicated wedding venues. We signed our initial contract pre-covid, and coordination was a bumpy ride after that. We were planning from out of town, so resources such as pictures of the space and floorplans or dimensions were hard to acquire. The Garden also went through some changes to their event coordination staff, which made communication difficult. They also changed the terms of our contract as their events policies were updated, ultimately stripping us of rehearsal time the night before the wedding, as well as the dressing rooms at the venue, all of which were promised in our contract and paid for. They did find us new dressing rooms, but the groomsmen's was quite small and uncomfortable. They also held another event in the Culinary Garden, a space that we had rented, over part of the time we had rented it. We didn’t end up using the Culinary Garden but would have if there had been inclement weather on our wedding day.
Note that they have a shortlist of approved caterers and rentals that you are required to choose from, and that your catering company will have to bring or rent you extra equipment if you book a space without a kitchen.