Committee Room 1 (Annexe Building)
Cultural Centre
Property Type
Meeting Room
Space Type
4.3
Rating
25
Max Guest Capacity
About Committee Room 1 (Annexe Building)
Committee Room 1 in the Annexe Building at the India International Centre stands as a distinguished venue tailored for professional gatherings within one of New Delhi's premier cultural and intellectual hubs. This venue combines a classic, understated ambiance with modern amenities to foster focused meetings and meaningful discussions in a setting rich with heritage and scholarly significance.
Strategically situated within the India International Centre, a property renowned for its commitment to fostering dialogue, creativity, and collaboration, Committee Room 1 offers a private, quiet space ideal for concentrated work sessions and small-scale executive meetings.
Area and capacity:
- Area: 360 sq ft (33.5 sqm)
- Pre-function Area: Not specified
- Capacity by layout:
- Theatre: 30 guests
- Classroom: 20 guests
- Boardroom: 16 guests
Facilities and services:
- High-quality audiovisual equipment suited for presentations and video conferencing
- Comfortable, ergonomically arranged seating with a focus on interaction
- Climate control ensuring a conducive environment irrespective of weather conditions
- Reliable high-speed Wi-Fi connectivity for seamless communication
- Support staff available for setting up meetings and technical assistance
- Proximity to catering options within India International Centre, offering a variety of refreshments and customized menus
- Soundproofing to maintain privacy and minimize distractions
Ideal events:
- Corporate meetings and strategy workshops
- Academic discussions and panel sessions
- Training sessions and professional development programs
- Small conferences and seminar gatherings
- Executive committees and board meetings
Unique design and advantages:
- Located in the historically rich Annexe Building, combining heritage with functionality
- Intimate space with a focus on privacy and minimal external disturbances
- Flexible seating arrangements catering to different meeting formats
- Access to auxiliary spaces within India International Centre for networking and refreshment breaks
- Situated within a property known for its intellectual vibrancy, providing an inspiring backdrop for constructive dialogue and collaboration
Committee Room 1 in the Annexe Building embodies a refined environment engineered to support productive, confidential meetings in a culturally rich setting. Its thoughtful combination of size, facilities, and location makes it an optimal choice for organizations seeking a serene and well-equipped venue for their professional gatherings in the heart of New Delhi.
Explore Rooms & Suites
Rooms
The Hostel offers its members, 48 single rooms and 46 double rooms only in the main building and annex respectively. All the rooms are centrally air-conditioned and equipped with a telephone, television and WiFi-enabled facilities, tea/coffee machines, as well as 24-hours room service and laundry facilities.
Experience Dining
Dining Hall (Main Building)
Multi-cuisine Restaurant: operates for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Timings:
Breakfast: 7:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Lunch: 12:30 PM - 2:45 PM
Dinner: 7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
Lounge (Main Building)
Ideal place to sample a variety of snacks, teas, coffee and soft beverages in an informal relaxed setting.
Timing: 10:00 AM - 9:30 PM (The lounge will remain closed between 3:30 PM and 4:00 PM)
Experience by the Space
Library
The Library of the India International Centre established in 1962 is the magnet that draws writers, readers, researchers to its quality collection and beautiful ambience. The Library houses about 50,000 volumes on Philosophy, Psychology, Religion, Social Sciences, Language and Literature, Art and Culture, History, Biography, and has a good number of updated collection of reference books.
Film Club
Initiated in 1967, the IIC Film Club is today the oldest functioning film society in Delhi. Open to all members of the Centre its membership includes film makers, artists, academicians, film critics and scholars, journalists, students and other film buffs.
Every month the Film Club screens four to six films of merit and excellence, such as experimental works and art house cinema not normally available in the commercial circuit. In addition, it presents festivals and retrospectives around the classic work of renowned directors as well as films by avant-garde directors in the international circuits shaping new directions in cinema.
