Twelve arches open on every side, so the air never sits still.
How many it holds
Seated, at table
60
Standing reception
90
Theatre
70
U-shape
28
Floor area
130 m²
Dimensions
14 × 9 m
Ceiling
5 m, twelve arches
Hire from
₹1,20,000
The space
The pavilion the house is named for, taken over for the evening. Twelve openings, screened from May and open the rest of the year, with the courtyard on one side and the rooftops on the other. It seats sixty and is the space people choose when they want the courtyard's feeling with a roof over it.
Worth knowing
Covered but not enclosed. Heaters in winter and coolers in summer are included.
The Awadhi Wedding₹3,200 per guestA full seated dinner in the Awadhi tradition — laal maas, ker sangri, bajre ki roti, and a live halwai counter that runs until the guests give up.
Cocktails on the Lawn₹3,800 per guestFour hours above the baoli: a bar of Indian and imported spirits, ten passed dishes, two live counters, and the well lit from below.
The Conference Day₹4,500 flatThe Sheesh Room or the Terrace from eight until six, two tea breaks, a working lunch at Jharokha and the roof free from five.
Dinner on the Roof₹4,800 per guestThree hours facing the fort, a charcoal grill run in front of you, and the floodlights coming on at seven.
Hire terms
Hire covers the stated hours and excludes catering, tax and hired equipment. A 30% deposit holds the date, the balance falls due fourteen days before, and a cancellation inside ninety days forfeits the deposit.
