The regal Ballroom has always been the quintessential venue for landmark events and legendary celebrations throughout the history of the hotel. Against the backdrop of the Arabian Sea and the Gateway of India, bathed in rich hues of gold and bejeweled with antique crystal chandeliers, the Ballroom returns as a dazzling setting for an evening of wining and dining.

LTW Designworks, Kuala Lampur has studied the original architecture of the Ballroom closely and incorporated its style in it. Corinthian capitals on gold polished columns, vaulted ceilings, and state of the art audio visual requirements come together as the perfect amalgam of the classic and the contemporary.

The Ballroom outfitted with the latest in technology, will provide the ideal setting for a high profile corporate function. As it does for a social setting, with graceful arches and scalloped pillars giving it an air of Victorian elegance

The three Crystal Rooms - Central, North and South - provide the perfect venue for extraordinary occasions - a lavish wedding reception, sit-down dinner, or party to celebrate a product launch. With their imposing carved pillars and late 19th century chandeliers they remember tradition while functioning as a modern gathering space. The rooms can be used on their own or combined as one room, with the North and South Rooms serving as adjunct rooms for cocktails and dinner.

Set high on the rooftop of the Taj Tower, this room seems to suggest heady celebration. Glass walls bring in abundant natural light and show stopping harbour and city views. Magnificent crystal chandeliers and impressive white columns imbue the room with an easy sophistication. This flexible space transforms effortlessly from a glamourous social venue to an elite meeting room.

As the name suggests, the room commands an impressive view of the Gateway of India, the Arabian Sea and the harbour. A long row of windows gives the room an open, inviting feel. Wide pillars naturally divide the room into two sections - giving you the liberty to plan an eventful day or a lively evening, as the situation may demand. Should your plans call for celebrations on a grander scale, the Gateway Room accommodates by opening into the adjacent Princes Room, which doubles the available space.

The imposing pillars of the Princes Room have witnessed the unfolding of history as India’s ruling princes met secretly, in a vain attempt to stave off their inevitable secession to the Indian Union. Today, the Princes Room is an elegant setting for any distinguished gathering - business or social. Richly decorated walls and ceilings, elegant crystal chandeliers and stained glass panels give the room its distinct character and charm while its large bay windows frame the Bombay harbour. A domed alcove serves as a quiet corner for private discussion.

The Golden Room is perfect for an intimate dinner or a business meet. Its warm setting and soft golden light make it a favourite meeting spot. It can be used on its own or in conjunction with the adjoining room so that guests can break for blueberry muffins and a cup of Earl Gray, or cocktails and dinner

Deep green walls, crystal chandeliers and muted gold drapes serve as the backdrop for a comfortable two-room arrangement that is separated by retractable, leather-lined doors that open up to create one seamless space.

Its elegant décor and soft lighting belie its cleverly concealed technological wizardry. Designed as a meeting room - with discreet mikes, USB ports, plug-in power points, video conferencing facilities, and a giant plasma screen - the Ruby Room provides an intimate setting for a board meeting or other business meets.

A cosy room, the Sapphire can be used as a small conference room, or as a command centre from where you can orchestrate multiple events in other rooms.