The Grand Hotel is a venue located in Gandhidham and it is available for you to host your nuptial ceremonies. The venue that you finalise for being the place where you take your vows is a special place not only because you mark the beginning of your new journey with your better half, but it is also the threshold because you host all your friends and family in here to grace the occasion and it, in turn, becomes the centre of all your celebrations and all the grandeur and splendid arrangements leads back to this very place. The Grand Hotel will fit into your concept of an ideal venue.

Facilities and Capacity

The Grand Hotel has the capacity to host a decent gathering of about 250 guests in the venue at a time as they engross themselves in the celebrations and enjoy tension-free because the facilities in the venue provided by them in the basic complementary package will take care of your friends and family and cater to their needs without you having to constantly supervise the transitions. They offer you a beautiful banquet hall in the venue that helps you host your wedding with much grandeur and it is aesthetically pleasing too and it only gets better.

The venue comes equipped with all the modern facilities and they have a list of services that will make your celebrations more fun and relaxing while the arrangements can feel like a cakewalk with services like:

• Basic lighting, electricity & backup
• Valet parking
• Furniture
• Bridal room
• Service staff
• Sound/music license

Services Offered

The venue offers you with the facility of guest accommodation there itself to make it easier for you to host guests who come from far and wide. It is located in the city and while enjoying the prime and easily accessible location they also provide you with more than one event space at the venue to help you celebrate more than one occasion at a time. The in-house catering services provided by them consists of a professional lot of chefs and servers who work together to bring delicious food at your table and turn the wedding dinner into a royal feast with both vegetarian and non-vegetarian food.