Banquet and Meeting Rooms
Produce scenes for multiple purposes in 7 unique venues
Seven types of banquet rooms of various sizes are available
for parties, reunions, banquets, conferences, exhibitions, and other events.
Room Types.
Large banquet room "Baroque
The main banquet hall can be used for various types of parties and meetings, with a wide variety of space combinations of four different spaces. The glass-walled windows offer a view of the Hakata Station area.
Banquet capacity
- Seated
- 160 people
- Standing
- 350 people
Conference capacity
- School
(2-seater) - 120 people
- School
(seating for 3) - 180 people
- Theater
- 250 people
Medium banquet room "Lavender"
Banquet room with a relaxed atmosphere and interior design. It is ideal for small business meetings, dinners, celebrations, birthday parties, and other private occasions.
The space is large enough to accommodate three round tables with seating for 8-10 persons.
Banquet capacity
- Seated
- 30 people
- Standing
- 40 people
Conference capacity
- School
(2-seater) - 32 people
- School
(seating for 3) - 48 people
- Square-shaped
(2-seater) - 24 people
- Square-shaped
(seating for 3) - 36 people
- Theater
- 70 people
Medium banquet hall "Joffrin"
A standard environment that is glamorous, yet quiet and calm.
Ideal for briefings, exam rooms, etc.
Banquet capacity
- Seated
- 40 people
- Standing
- 60 people
Conference capacity
- School
(2-seater) - 40 people
- School
(seating for 3) - 60 people
- Square-shaped
(2-seater) - 24 people
- Square-shaped
(seating for 3) - 36 people
- Theater
- 100 people
Small banquet hall "Christina"
The banquet room's simple, bright, white-based atmosphere is peaceful and comfortable. It can be widely used for seminars, interviews, interviews, and as a waiting room.
Conference capacity
- School
(2-seater) - 20 people
- School
(seating for 3) - 30 people
- Square-shaped
(2-seater) - 16 people
- Square-shaped
(seating for 3) - 24 people
- Theater
- 60 people
Tea ceremony room "Shubien"
The "Shubien" tea ceremony room, with its appearance of overlapping traditional beauty of Kyoto, reminds us of the history of the Azuchi-Momoyama period, a traditional Japanese culture that has been passed down from our predecessors with all the luxuries of the heart and soul. The Japanese-style rooms in the shoin-zukuri and sukiya-zukuri styles boast the appearance of a traditional tea ceremony room. It is a masterpiece constructed by Yasui Mokuzoku, the Kyoto-based company that undertook the Showa-period renovation of Katsura Rikyu.
5F Tea Ceremony Room "Shubien"
- Large and small
- 7 rooms
- Japanese-style
tatami rooms
overlooking the
Japanese garden - 10 - 36
persons max.
- Business Hours
- 9:00～18:00
