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TASTES MEZZANINE
Ho Chi Minh City, February 6th, 2026 - Becamex Hotel New City officially launches its new banquet hall, TASTES MEZZANINE – a cozy "beehive" in the heart of the vibrant city.
TASTES MEZZANINE, a newly renovated banquet hall located on the mezzanine floor of the Tastes restaurant, spans 231 m2 and offers flexible themed arrangements and can accommodate up to 170 guests, including a stage. Impressing with its luxurious and modern design, the warm and unique atmosphere is created by the ceiling and artistic pendant lights that create a warm, diffused golden light. It's an ideal choice for various types of events and meetings, from conferences and seminars to corporate events, appreciation parties, and private gatherings.
Unlike typical banquet halls easily visible from the main lobby, T is "hidden" on the mezzanine level of the Tastes restaurant – an interesting highlight creating a very private space, making your event truly special. This element provides a private, warm space while still allowing you to feel the dynamic rhythm of what is considered the Science and Technology City, innovation hub of North Ho Chi Minh City.
The launch of the TASTES MEZZANINE banquet hall is part of the hotel's strategy to upgrade its services and event spaces, aiming to provide customers with another quality option, better meeting the increasingly high demands for organizing conferences and banquets.
“We are extremely excited to reopen this beautiful new space. With its prime location and sophisticated design, TASTES MEZZANINE promises to become a leading destination for unforgettable events in the region. TASTES MEZZANINE is not just a banquet hall, but an inspiring space that connects people, delivering unforgettable values and experiences,” shared a representative from Becamex Hotel New City.

TASTES MEZZANINE
Mezzanine Floor – Tastes Restaurant, Becamex Hotel New City
B2, Hung Vuong Street, Binh Duong Ward, Ho Chi Minh City
Phone: 0274 3801 118
Email: events@becamexhotels.com
Website: https://newcity.becamexhotels.com/
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