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By Le Roma Hotels & Resorts | Updated
Three formats, three different sets of risks. A lawn gives scale and atmosphere and takes on the weather. A hall gives certainty and takes on ceiling height and columns. A buyout gives privacy and takes on a hard guest ceiling. Read the table, then tick the questions that apply to you.
Published by Le Roma Hotels & Resorts. Le Roma operates the properties discussed on this site. Partner relationships are labelled.
| Resort lawn | AC banquet hall | Private buyout | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best at | 300 to 2,500 guests, evening receptions, mandap ceremonies | 200 to 1,200 guests, monsoon dates, formal dinners | Up to a few hundred guests, multi-day family stays, exclusivity |
| Weather | Needs a covered fallback for the full count | Immune | Mixed: lawn functions need a fallback, indoor ones do not |
| Sound after 10 pm | Ends outdoors; needs an indoor after-party space | Continues indoors within venue rules | Continues indoors; small property, so neighbours matter |
| Ceiling and decor | Open sky; rigging needs structures | Height decides what can hang; ask for column-free | Domestic scale; decor works with the house, not over it |
| Parking | Usually the most on-site parking | Depends on the hotel; ask for the number | Limited; plan shuttles for anything above the house count |
| Rooms | Resort room blocks, often across buildings | Hotel inventory, usually the largest single block | Whole-house rooms, typically ten to twenty |
| Typical Le Roma fit | Samsara (live), Gardenia (upcoming) | Samsara, Gardenia and Grandeur (both upcoming) | Vista |
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