Weddings, majlis, seminars and residential courses all run through the same banquet team — one room list, one kitchen, one quote. Send a date and a headcount and the team will put a layout to it.
A room in rows or at desks, for a morning briefing or a week of training.
The ballroom for the reception — or the roof garden, if the evening should be outdoors.
Multi-day courses where delegates sleep in the hotel between sessions.
The largest room indoors, and the only one that takes a wedding: 250 in theatre rows, 100 at classroom desks, or round tables for a banquet.
One room for a board meeting, an interview panel or a day of training — ten around the table, twenty in rows.
Open air above the city, set for fifteen round tables. The room for an evening reception, an open house or a launch that wants to be outside.
Figures are the hotel’s own maximums for each layout. Send the banquet team a headcount and they will confirm which setting it fits.
| Space | Area | Theatre | Classroom | Round table | U-shape | Boardroom |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vista Ballroom | 2830 sqft | 250 | 100 | 25 | 60 | 60 |
| Mezza Meeting Room | 326 sqft | 20 | 12 | — | 10 | 10 |
| Roof Top Garden (Outdoor) | 3300 sqft | — | — | 15 | — | — |
Connectivity for the room and everyone in it.
Set up before the room opens, tested with your laptop.
Handheld and stand mics for the floor.
Morning and afternoon, timed to your run sheet.
Buffet or set menu from the hotel kitchen.
Whiteboard, markers, pads and pens on the tables.
Tell the desk when it is, how many are coming and what kind of room you have in mind, and they will come back with a layout and a quote.