Beachfront Lawn

Yes, as a beachfront lawn, its primary attraction is its proximity and scenic views of the beach and the sea, providing a beautiful natural backdrop for events.

As this is an outdoor venue, you are exposed to the risk of rain. It is crucial to have a contingency plan, which could involve booking an indoor backup venue like the Conference Hall or arranging for a waterproof marquee at an additional cost.

While the lawn is beachfront, hosting a ceremony directly on the sand may involve different logistics and permissions. Please discuss this specific request with the resort management to see if it's feasible.

Yes, outdoor music is generally subject to time-based noise restrictions to ensure other resort guests are not disturbed. Typically, loud music may need to be concluded by 10:00 PM. Please confirm the exact policy.

The resort will provide basic ambient lighting. For decorative or event-specific lighting, such as fairy lights, uplighting, or spotlights, you will likely need to hire a professional decorator or lighting vendor.

Yes, a temporary dance floor can be set up on the lawn. This is recommended to provide a stable surface for dancing and to protect the grass. This would typically be arranged through an external vendor.

The lawn is perfect for events where ambiance is key, such as cocktail receptions, mehndi ceremonies, sangeets, networking dinners, and intimate wedding ceremonies or receptions.

The lawn is within the private resort property, so it is not open to the public. However, it may be visible to other guests staying at the resort. For complete privacy, discuss your concerns with the event manager.

Basic power access can usually be provided for catering and sound systems. For extensive power needs, especially for lighting and a DJ, you should confirm the available load and may need to arrange for a generator.

A bonfire may be possible but is subject to strict safety protocols and resort approval. This request must be made well in advance and may incur additional charges.

The lawn is part of the resort grounds and is easily accessible by foot from the main building and guest rooms. The pathways are generally well-maintained.

The resort's in-house catering is the primary option. Any request for an external caterer must be discussed and approved by the management and may be subject to specific conditions.

The specifics of what is included in the rental fee (e.g., number of chairs, tables) should be clarified in your contract. It's common to hire additional or specific styles of furniture from outside vendors for lawn events.

Resorts in coastal areas typically conduct regular pest control. For a specific evening event, you can request that additional measures be taken to ensure guest comfort. It's always a good idea to have insect repellent available as a courtesy.