Gallery

Main hall

The main hall with sliding wall, set up for both Moroccan and Turkish celebrations.

Prayer room

The permanent prayer room with wudu facilities, separate from the party hall.

Adjoining hall

The adjoining function room, connected to the main hall via the sliding wall for 320 guests.

Turkish coffee station

The Turkish coffee station, a standard part of every booking.

Hanane R.

“The prayer room is not an afterthought, there are also real wudu facilities, not a converted broom closet. Sara Öztürk had already built a fixed prayer block into our evening schedule.”

Yusuf E.

“We celebrated a Moroccan wedding with a neggafa throne and zaffa procession, and the main hall with its sliding wall gave exactly enough room for the procession. With 280 guests it never felt tight.”

Deniz K.

“Ours was a Turkish wedding with halay and the gelin yolu, and the adjoining hall via the sliding wall gave us just that extra bit of room when the guest list grew to 320.”

Amina T.

“The whole building being alcohol-free as fixed policy was a condition for our family, no exception needed. Sara also simply spoke Arabic with my mother during the tour.”

Bilal M.

“The Turkish coffee station was there as standard, nobody had to ask for it. A small touch that both the Moroccan and Turkish sides of the family appreciated.”

Rania S.

“The in-house catering kitchen worked smoothly alongside our own caterer for the Moroccan dishes. Sara always replied within two days to our messages, even late in the evening.”