Banquet halls and venues for events in Mir

How to choose a venue in Mir

Settle the guest count first — it is the one requirement a venue cannot negotiate away.

Then set a budget per guest, then the date. The filters on this page apply all three at once and the result count updates as you narrow, so you can see what each constraint costs you before you commit to it.

What the menu price includes

Most halls quote a price per guest covering food and drink and charge the hall rent separately; others quote a single food-only price with no rent at all. Establish which of the two a quote is before you compare it with another venue's.

A deposit, a corkage fee if you bring your own alcohol, and an overtime rate past the agreed finishing time are the three costs that most often turn up after the first quote rather than inside it.

Seated capacity and standing receptions

The largest hall in Mir seats 70 guests at tables.

A standing reception drops the tables, so the same room takes noticeably more people than its seated figure suggests. If your guest list falls between two size brackets, check a hall's standing capacity before ruling it out on the seated number alone.

Getting there: metro and parking

4 of the venues listed here have parking of their own.

Transport shapes a guest list more than the interior does: a station ten minutes' walk away answers the getting-home question for everyone who does not drive, and on-site parking answers it for everyone who does.

What these venues are booked for

Each of those has a page of its own listing only the halls that host it, which is a shorter and more decisive list to work through than the full catalogue.