Conferences, weddings, training days, board meetings. The four conference halls at Legphel sit on a single floor, with the parking and the kitchen and the restrooms all close to hand — so arriving with thirty people, or a hundred, is a quiet business rather than a fraught one.
Halls A and B are the flexible ones — classroom one morning, U-shape the next, round tables in patches for a wedding lunch. Halls C and D are fixed boardroom-style rooms, for the meeting that doesn't need a room of a hundred.
Each hall has its own character — named honestly by what it can do, not by what we'd like to call it. The capacities below are the upper end; we'll always set the room a notch under, so the people at the back can still hear the people at the front.
The largest of the four. Set as theatre for a conference, classroom for a training, U-shape for a workshop, or round tables for a wedding lunch. Projector and screen, wireless mic, pacing room around the perimeter.
The everyday workhorse. Sized for a day-long workshop, a mid-team offsite, or a function that's larger than a boardroom but doesn't need a hundred chairs. Same AV as Hall A, in a tighter room that holds attention better.
Sized for a board meeting, a contract negotiation, or a closed-door session that needs everyone seeing each other across the table. A single long table by default. Quiet, contained, with the AV you'd expect.
A smaller boardroom for the interview panel, the partner meeting, the small training group. Same fixed-table layout as C, in a tighter room. The kitchen is closest from here — food arrives warmer when there's a working lunch.
When the restaurant and Hall A are opened through the connecting wall, the kitchen seats ninety covers, plated or buffet. Useful for the wedding dinner that's a touch larger than the restaurant alone can hold — or the conference lunch that wants to overflow without moving venue.
For groups of eight or more, call ahead. It lets the kitchen pace properly.
Every booking includes these. Anything else — a specific catering pattern, extended audio, a late-night setup — we'll quote separately and honestly.
Mounted in Halls A and B; portable in C and D. HDMI as standard, with adapters on hand.
One handheld plus one lapel. Ceiling speakers in A and B; portable speaker in C and D.
On request. Markers and erasers stocked. A spare flipchart pad if you're running long.
Two breaks across a full-day booking. Refilled as needed. Bhutanese suja on request.
On-site parking that fits a coach plus the cars. The reason groups book Legphel in the first place.
Clean, common restrooms a few steps from every hall. Maintained through the day.
The same four-cuisine kitchen that runs the restaurant runs the event catering — Bhutanese, Indian, Chinese, and Continental.
Plated for a sit-down dinner. Buffet for a conference lunch. Tea-break trays between sessions. Vegetarian, Jain, and Halal menus run alongside the standard menu without fuss.
We're not the venue for everything — and we'd rather tell you that than try to be. These are the events the halls actually suit.
Hall A as the main session, Hall B as the breakout. Tea-break trays moving between them. AV staffed for the keynote, parking that fits the delegation, a kitchen that can do a hundred lunches without slowing.
Hall A for the function. Restaurant opened through for the dinner if the count goes past eighty. Round tables in patches if it's a lunch, long tables if it's a formal banquet. The kitchen handles both.
Hall C for the board meeting, the contract day, the partner review. Hall D for the smaller version — the interview panel, the small training, the closed-door session of ten or twelve. Both rooms come with the AV and the privacy.
No form, no callback queue. WhatsApp is fastest; phone if you'd rather speak; email for the longer enquiry with attachments. We'll come back the same day.
— Date, headcount, what you need set up. That's enough to start.
