Ballroom at Hotel Royal Savoy Lausanne
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Up to 400standing
Up to 80seated
Wedding Dinnerbest for
About this space
The Ballroom at Hotel Royal Savoy Lausanne, located on the garden floor, is the largest in the city, accommodating up to 400 guests for various events like business meetings and weddings. It features elegant decor, state-of-the-art technology, and exceptional catering services, ensuring memorable experiences. The venue also has natural daylight and an outdoor terrace, enhancing its appeal. For virtual visits, links are available for different rooms: royalroom-a, royalroom-b, and royalroom-c.
Features
Wifi
Background Music
Built-In Screen
Exceptional catering services
Flexible event spaces
Flipchart & Markers
Internet
Projector
State-of-the-art technology
Wheelchair Accessible
Space
255m² (2,745ft²)
Ceiling Height 4m (13ft)
Capacities
80 Classroom
400 Reception
220 Standing
Guide prices
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Events
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Minimum spend
Every day, 09:00 - 17:00Every day, 09:00 - 17:00
£10,000 / Minimum spendLocation
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Hotel Royal Savoy Lausanne Av. d'Ouchy 40Unknown 1006Rest of Switzerland
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