Lawn
Hotel
Property Type
Outdoor Space
Space Type
4.5
Rating
200
Max Guest Capacity
7740 Sq. Ft.
Area
121 Ft. x 53.5 Ft. x
Dimension
About Lawn
The Lawn at Le Meridien New Delhi is an expansive outdoor event space nestled within one of Delhi's premier luxury hotels. This venue is distinct for its lush greenery and open-air ambience, providing a unique setting amidst the urban landscape of the vibrant city. Ideal for guests seeking an elegant yet natural environment, The Lawn offers versatility coupled with refined hospitality, making it a standout choice for diverse events.
Area and capacity:
- Area: 12,000 sq ft (approximately 1,115 sqm)
- Capacity: Maximum of 700 guests in an outdoor setting
Facilities and services:
- Spacious open-air layout perfect for large gatherings and social events
- Flexible seating and décor arrangements customized to event themes
- State-of-the-art sound and lighting systems tailored for outdoor use
- Dedicated event planning and coordination team ensuring seamless execution
- Catering options curated by Le Meridien New Delhi's culinary experts, encompassing a range of global and local cuisines
- Ample parking facilities and easy accessibility within the property
Ideal events:
- Large weddings and grand receptions
- Corporate parties and gala dinners
- Social celebrations and cultural festivals
- Luxury brand launches and fashion events
- Outdoor concerts and performances
Unique design and advantages:
- Extensive manicured lawns with natural landscaping provide a serene backdrop
- Open-air environment enhances events with natural daylight and starry night experiences
- Versatile space that adapts to both daytime and nighttime events
- Combining the exclusivity of a high-end venue with the freedom of an outdoor setting
- Proximity to Le Meridien New Delhi's luxury amenities including guest rooms, dining outlets, and conference facilities
The Lawn at Le Meridien New Delhi offers an extraordinary canvas for hosting memorable occasions. With its expansive outdoor space, meticulous service, and premium facilities, it blends elegance with nature. This venue is an exceptional choice for those seeking to elevate their events with a lush, open environment complemented by the sophistication and convenience of a renowned luxury hotel.
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