Ex Convento de San Hipolito
Av. Hidalgo 107, Centro Histórico de la Cdad. de México, Guerrero, Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City, Mexico
Ex Convento de San Hipolito is an event venue located in Mexico City’s historic Centro Histórico…
Banquet Hall
Garcimarrero, Álvaro Obregón, Mexico City, CDM
Eduardo Kohlmann is a banquet hall located in Mexico City's Álvaro Obregón neighborhood. The venue is situated on Garcimarrero and serves customers throughout the city looking for event space.
With a focus on reliability, Eduardo Kohlmann works with local organizers to accommodate their gathering needs. The team is known for clear communication throughout the planning process, helping ensure events run smoothly from start to finish.
Whether you're planning an upcoming celebration or corporate function, this venue is worth considering when comparing providers in the Mexico City area. For specific details about capacity, available dates, and pricing, contact the team directly at +52 55 5661 9831.
Learn more at https://kohlmann.com.mx/
Best For: Corporate banquets and business functions, wedding receptions, large family celebrations, fundraising galas
Estimated Budget Range: $3,000–$8,000+ USD (based on typical Mexico City banquet hall pricing for 100–300 guests; exact costs depend on guest count, catering selections, and add-on services)
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Things to clarify before booking:
The venue description doesn't specify included amenities, so you'll need to contact them directly at +52 55 5661 9831. Most Mexico City banquet halls include basic items like tables, chairs, and basic lighting, but catering, bar service, AV equipment, and décor often come as separate charges or premium options. Ask for a detailed breakdown of the base rental versus additional services.
Yes, banquet halls like Eduardo Kohlmann typically accommodate both event types, though the setup, timeline, and requirements differ significantly. Confirm with the team whether they have experience with your specific event type and whether they can accommodate your preferred schedule (corporate events often need flexible timing, while weddings have strict ceremony-to-reception sequences).
For popular venues in Mexico City, booking 4–6 months ahead is standard, especially if your event falls during wedding season (November–April). Contact the venue early to check date availability and understand their deposit structure, payment schedule, and what documentation they require (guest count estimates, menu selections, etc.).
Álvaro Obregón is a central, accessible Mexico City neighborhood, but parking can be competitive during evening events. Ask the venue about dedicated parking for guests and vendors, nearby public transportation options (metro access), and whether they provide valet or recommend parking partners. This is especially important if you're expecting guests from different parts of the city.
Since catering details aren't listed, ask directly whether Eduardo Kohlmann has in-house catering, requires you to use approved vendors, or allows external caterers. Also confirm their experience with common dietary needs (vegetarian, vegan, kosher, gluten-free, allergies) and whether menu customization is flexible or limited to preset packages.
Request the venue's written cancellation policy before signing, including refund terms for deposits and what happens if you need to reschedule. Given weather and other unpredictable factors in Mexico City, clarify whether they allow date changes at no cost or with a fee, and whether they have coverage for circumstances beyond your control.
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