Want To Marry Like Varun-Natasha At Alibaug Mansion? Here’s How Much It Costs Per Night

Bollywood actor Varun Dhawan got married to his long-time girlfriend Natasha Dalal on Sunday in Alibaug’s luxurious resort The Mansion House, which is 20 minutes away from Mumbai via speedboat.

While it was an intimate affair, select friends from the film industry including Karan Johar, Zoa Morani, Kunal Kohli and Shashank Khaitan, amongst others, were present at the do.

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Varun Dhawan reportedly had a plan to get married last year but had to postpone the wedding because of the Covid-19 pandemic and lockdown. Reports claim that the couple was planning to tie the knot in Thailand’s Khao Lak in 2020 which got postponed due to the pandemic and Alibaug had been selected as the wedding destination.

Celebrations had started at the wedding venue on January 22 and ended on January 24. The Dhawans and Dalals checked out on January 25. The wedding entourage stayed for three days at The Mansion House to celebrate the Sangeet, Mehendi, Haldi, and finally the wedding.

According to the website, The Mansion House is an escape to the idyllic utopia of nature. Tucked away in a quaint village of Alibaug, it offers an ideal spot to relax amidst greenery in the lap of mother nature.

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The resort, a 25-room exclusive-use property is owned by Graviss Hospitality, the group behind the InterContinental Marine Drive-Mumbai and Mayfair Banquets.

The experiences here include:

Temperature Controlled Swimming Pool

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Games Room

In-room Spa

Banquet Halls and

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Fine Dining among others

For a night stay, the rooms are divided into three categories – Cove Rooms, Palm Court Rooms, and Sky Deck Rooms. According to reports, the cost of booking the entire property per night (meals included) costs around Rs 4 Lakh – as of 2019.

While Varun and Natasha’s wedding was a private affair with family and close friends, it is reported that the couple will host a grand reception in Mumbai on February 2 for members of the film fraternity.

Source: Free Press Journal

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