Ganesh Manzil
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Your requirements
2 of 3 requirements- Located in South Holland
- 200+ guests
- Own sound system allowed
Contact the venue to discuss the missed requirements.
About the venue
Ganesh Manzil has been running for twenty years and is named after the god who removes obstacles, a name owner Anand Baldew chose deliberately when he took the hall over from his father. Over those twenty years the hall has built up a fixed circle of pandits and caterers who know the building inside out, so the logistics of a wedding here rarely hold surprises.
The hall seats 200 to 320 guests, with a separate henna room next to the main hall and a spacious foyer for the reception. Anand usually replies within 2 days and, on request, shares his own list of trusted pandits and DJs. The kitchen runs its own tandoor, there is a full bar, and free parking sits right next to the building.
Highlights
The main hall, set up for up to 320 guests at round tables.
The separate room next to the main hall, dedicated to the henna evening.
The spacious foyer where guests are welcomed on arrival.
The bridal suite where the couple changes between the different parts of the day.
Venue type
- Banquet hall
Indoor spaces
- Bridal suite on site
Henna night
- Henna allowed
Hall & stage
- Multiple halls for guests
Food
- In-house catering
Drinks & bar
- Staffed bar on site
- Alcohol allowed
Music & sound
- Live music allowed
Recommendations
4 recommendations“Twenty years of experience shows right away, Anand Baldew shared his own list of trusted pandits and DJs and that saved us weeks of searching. For 280 guests the hall fit perfectly.”
“The henna room next to the main hall meant we could celebrate the night before without occupying the main hall yet. Both the tandoor kitchen and the full bar were well used.”
“The spacious foyer for the reception genuinely gave guests time to greet each other before the ceremony started. Anand replied within two days to every question we sent.”
“The fixed circle of caterers who have known the hall for years meant zero surprises on the day itself. Alcohol was allowed at the bar, which the younger guests appreciated.”
Location
Hobbemaplein 14 · The Hague