Salon de Joaquin Ballroom (400 pax); El Comedor de Blandina (40 pax)
Description
La Castellana is a wedding venue located inside the historic walled city of Intramuros. Its rich wooden finish doors open up to a chic Spanish inspired architecture which is a tribute to heritage, history and architecture. The venue acquired its name from La Castellana, an idyllic town in Negros Occidental, the hometown of the owner's father. Literally translated as the Castilian woman, La Castellana is a place of fantasy and romance the Maria Clara in every Filipina would surely love. With a capacity of up to 400 guests, the Salon de Joaquin Ballroom is a covered courtyard perfect for a romantic and elegant celebration. It features graceful arches draped with silk fabrics, majestic pocket gardens, a sophisticated granite flooring, and a ceiling adorned with crystal chandeliers. The courtyard called El jardin de la Luz, literally translates as the garden of light, and features a cloverleaf fountain lighted by crystal verinas and surrounded by tropical palms making it a perfect backdrop for a romantic celebration. Sala de Gleceria is La Castellana's famed courtesy room, famous for being a one of a kind suite in Intramuros suited for that elegant bride-to-be. The venue also features a foyer with reception and gift area, air-conditioned restrooms, a veranda called Patio Domingo overlooking the grand ballroom and the surrounding buildings, fully landscaped surroundings, and El Comedor de Blandina, a smaller function rooms ideal for intimate functions of up to 40 people. A promise of exclusivity through celebrating one event at a time is what sets La Castellana apart from other special events venue.
Rates
Standard Rate for 4hrs: Weekday Rate (Mon-Thu) P55,000.00 / Weekend Rate (Fri-Sun) P 65,000.00
Rules & Regulations
non-refundable, but deductible from total contract price, reservation fee-P10,000. 50% initial payment shall be paid 90 days before event. Remaining Payment and Security Deposit (P10,000) shall be paid 30 days prior to event.
