Le Roma Samsara Wedding Venue, Bangalore

The venue's own site gives a range of 50 to 1,200 guests across five spaces, with Padma Lawns at 600 seated / 1,000 floating. The WedMeGood listing gives larger numbers for the same spaces, including 800 seated / 1,200 floating for Padma Lawns. Where they conflict, the venue's own figures are the safer ones to plan with.

148, across three wings named Rumah, Rahayu and Aanya. The group's own venue page separately says 152 rooms and suites, so confirm the exact number at booking. Either way it is the largest on-site room inventory of any dedicated wedding venue in this part of north Bangalore.

About 15 km, which the venue describes as 25 to 30 minutes. That makes it one of the easiest venues in Bangalore for a guest list flying in. From the city centre it is a much longer drive up the Bellary Road corridor.

Yes to both. The listing records outside decorators permitted and in-house plus outside catering allowed. Outside DJs and outside alcohol are also permitted. That combination is unusual at this size and is the main reason a fully designed wedding is possible here.

The public listing reference is ₹5,00,000 per function as a rental, taxes extra, checked 11 September 2026, plus a room rate from ₹5,000. No plate rate is published and the venue's own site publishes no rate card. Ask for an all-in number against your guest count and room nights rather than a per-space quote.

Padma Lawns has a stage set into a water feature, so a mandap built on it reads as floating from the guest seating. It is the venue's signature and the reason most couples shortlist it. The practical point is that the effect only works from one axis, so the seating layout has to be set to that line before anything else is designed.

Yes, and a real one. Savaya Banquets is a 6,000 sq ft air-conditioned hall with a pre-function area, listed at 250 to 350 seated. It will not absorb a 600-guest lawn crowd, but for a mehendi, a sangeet or a seated reception it is a proper room rather than a token fallback.

Yes, both are Le Roma Hotels & Resorts properties in north Bangalore. Gardenia is the banquet-and-lawn venue; Samsara is the larger lakefront resort with the room block. Couples often look at both, and the deciding factor is usually whether guests need to stay on site.

The venue's own site records parking for 500 cars. For a north Bangalore venue on a rural road, that removes the single most common complaint about large weddings in this belt, which is guests parking along the approach road and blocking vendor vehicles. With 500 spaces you can also stage the baraat arrival properly instead of working around parked cars.

The WedMeGood listing records the venue as started in 2025 and shows it as listed there for about two years and two months as of September 2026, which do not reconcile. The venue's own site does not publish an opening date. What is certain is that it is a recent build, and the planting is young, which affects shade on the lawn.

Pool deck for haldi in the morning, Padma Pavilion for mehendi and sangeet, Padma Lawns with the floating stage for the muhurtham, and Maya Deck for a lakeside cocktail hour before dinner. Savaya Banquets is the indoor option for whichever function the weather takes away.

Set the chairs to the reflection line before designing anything. The floating stage only reads as floating from one axis, and most layouts here put half the guests looking at a stage in a pond. We would also light Padma Pavilion's green arched ceiling rather than building a second ceiling under it, and time the Maya Deck cocktail hour to the west-facing sunset over the lake.