Davos 1&2
Hotel
Property Type
Ballroom/Banquet
Space Type
4.3
Rating
200
Max Guest Capacity
2925 Sq. Ft.
Area
56 Ft. x 52 Ft. x 10 Ft.
Dimension
About Davos 1&2
Gokulam Grand Hotel & Spa in Davos offers a sophisticated venue tailored to meet the needs of various upscale events. Known for its impeccable blend of comfort and contemporary design, this venue delivers a unique setting that combines wellness amenities with event facilities, ensuring an enriching experience for every guest.
The venue at Gokulam Grand Hotel & Spa is thoughtfully designed to accommodate both intimate and larger gatherings, with a focus on fostering productive and memorable events.
Area and capacity:
- Venue area: 260 sqm (2799 sq ft)
- Pre-function area: 110 sqm (1184 sq ft)
- Capacity by layout:
- Theatre: up to 200 guests
- Banquet: up to 140 guests
- Classroom: up to 100 guests
- U-shape: up to 60 guests
- Boardroom: up to 50 guests
Facilities and services:
- State-of-the-art audiovisual technology including large projection screens and surround sound systems
- High-speed wireless internet access throughout the venue
- Climate control with adjustable lighting to create the perfect ambiance
- On-site event management and dedicated support staff to ensure smooth execution
- Flexible seating arrangements and modern ergonomic furniture
- Catering services available featuring diverse culinary options, including dietary accommodations
- Adjacent breakout rooms and pre-function lounge ideal for networking and registration
- Wellness facilities including a full-service spa to enhance guest relaxation
Ideal events:
- Corporate seminars and conferences
- Business meetings and workshops
- Private banquets and gala dinners
- Product launches and press events
- Wellness retreats and incentive programs
Unique design and advantages:
- Contemporary interiors blending natural elements with elegant finishes
- Abundant natural daylight enhancing the spacious venue
- Strategic location in Davos, offering picturesque mountain views
- Seamless integration of wellness amenities supporting event attendees' well-being
- Versatile space adaptable for both formal and informal gatherings
Combining modern event technology with luxury spa experiences, the Gokulam Grand Hotel & Spa venue in Davos stands out as an exceptional choice for discerning event organizers. Its comprehensive facilities, adaptable layouts, and serene mountain setting create an ideal environment for successful professional and social events.
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