Weddings & Celebrations

One section of the Crystal Ballroom offers the character of the hotel’s most distinct venue on a smaller scale. Accommodating up to 200 guests, it can move between theater-style presentations, classroom sessions, receptions and seated occasions without losing the sense of arrival associated with the ballroom.

Ballroom Foyer offers 191 square meters of open, welcoming space, ideal for receptions and social gatherings. It can accommodate up to 500 guests in a standing cocktail setup, making it perfectly suited for networking events, pre‑function gatherings, and elegant welcome receptions. With its spacious layout and seamless connection to the main ballroom, the foyer provides a stylish and versatile setting for any occasion.

For workshops and smaller gatherings, Studio 1 offers a contemporary setting away from the formality of the ballroom. Its multifunctional layout can be adapted for groups of up to 50 guests, with integrated technology for presentations and collaborative sessions.

Two adjoining rooms become one flexible venue when Kalemegdan and Zemun are combined. Use the full space for receptions and gatherings of up to 70 guests, or divide it when the agenda calls for smaller sessions running side by side.

The Crystal Ballroom is one of the finest venues in town for weddings and other celebrations. Its total area measures 559 square meters, with a maximum seating capacity of 600 guests. It may be partitioned into three self-contained halls for smaller gatherings of up to 150 people in each space.

Kalemegdan measures 46 square meters (474 square feet) and can accommodate up to 27 guests reception style, 28 theatre style, 12 classroom style, 17 U-shape style and 12 banquet style.

This room is suitable for smaller gatherings, measuring 59 square meters, and can accommodate up to 30 guests reception style, 36 theatre style, 27 classroom style, 17 U-shape style and 20 banquet style.

These flexible rooms can be combined to accommodate a maximum of 150 guests or may be divided into two separate units for smaller events.