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CONFERENCE and EVENTS CONFERENCE and EVENTS WELCOME FACILITIES PACKAGES AUDIO VISUAL CONTACT WELCOME FACILITIES PACKAGES AUDIO VISUAL CONTACT Welcome to Rydges Bankstown Rydges is the perfect Bankstown accommodation centrally located in Sydney’s South-Western commercial district, offering easy access to the business centres of Bankstown, Liverpool, Chullora, Milperra and Parramatta and to the myriad sporting facilities in the area. Rydges Bankstown welcomes meetings, training, conferences, seminars, weddings, receptions, social soirees, and events in our flexible meeting and event space. Bankstown venue hire at Rydges is easy with our professional team taking care of details. Rydges Bankstown’s central location has easy access to the business centres of Bankstown, Liverpool, Chullora, Milperra, and Parramatta. Guests will appreciate proximity to local attractions such as Bankstown Airport, Warwick Farm Racecourse, Dunc Gray Velodrome, and Sydney Showground at Sydney Olympic Park. With four fully-equipped flexible meeting spaces offering FREE WI-FI, natural light, and catering for up to 140, Rydges Bankstown is sure to meet your venue hire needs. WELCOME Our dedicated and professional event planners can assist in organising every detail, from catering menus to decorations, to fit all needs and budgets. We have an intimate knowledge of the local area and are experts in making your event a memorable occasion. FACILITIES Rydges Bankstown offers overnight accommodation in stylish guest rooms, all with reading area, workstation, FREE WI-FI, and Rydges Dream Beds for the best night’s sleep. Thoughtful amenities such as 24-hour reception, free parking, and PACKAGES outdoor pool and terrace will welcome your guests. AUDIO VISUAL Location The hotel is located just 30-45 minutes from Sydney Airport, 15 minutes from Bankstown Airport and 5km from both the M4 and M5 motorways. Being just minutes from Bankstown Airport, the hotel offers special accommodation rates for CONTACT employees, plus pilots and crew. Our stylish and modern restaurant, Eight74, is also a good way to remember our Hume Highway address! WELCOME FACILITIES PACKAGES AUDIO VISUAL CONTACT Conference Facilities The Function Centre at Rydges Bankstown is situated on the ground floor with entry through the hotel lobby and is the perfect venue for any business or private function. Whether it’s a small meeting, seminar, training or high tea, the staff at Rydges Bankstown have the facilities and the experience to make your function a success. Rydges Bankstown also offers a stylish Executive Boardroom that seats up to 10 delegates. Filled with Natural light and external access via the pool deck our boardroom is the perfect space for a small dinner, meeting or interview. Conference features include: • Four designated conference spaces coupled with executive Suites and marquee options • Rooms with floor to ceiling natural lighting WELCOME • Variety of catering options • FREE Wireless internet FACILITIES Function Room Length Width Height Classroom Banquet Boardroom Theatre U-shape Cabaret Cocktail Spitfire 9.45m 4.5m 3m 20 30 20 40 16 18 20 PACKAGES Stirling 9.45m 4.5m 3m 20 30 20 40 16 18 20 Typhoon 9.45m 4.5m 3m 20 30 20 40 16 18 20 AUDIO VISUAL 2 Sections 9.45m 9m 3m 40 60 40 80 27 36 40 Function Centre 13.5m 9.45m 3m 60 120 50 140 50 60 250 Boardroom 5.3m 4m 3m - 10 10 - - - - CONTACT Pool & Terrace 25.4m 12.9m - - - - - - - 50 Function Centre - - - - - - - - - 300 and Poll Terrace Hotel and Room Facilities Rydges Bankstown features a stylish open plan lobby, restaurant and bar with views of the outdoor pool and terrace area perfect for a comfortable accommodation. Our hotel features overnight accommodation in stylish guest rooms, all with reading area, workstation, FREE WI-FI, and Rydges Dream Beds for the best night’s sleep. Thoughtful amenities such as 24-hour reception, free parking, and outdoor pool and terrace will welcome your guests. Ammenities include: • 24 Hour Reception • Complimentary car parking • Mini Bar • FREE Wireless Internet • Complimentary Tea and Coffee making facilities WELCOME FACILITIES PACKAGES AUDIO VISUAL CONTACT WELCOME FACILITIES PACKAGES AUDIO VISUAL CONTACT Full Day Delegate Half Day Delegate Package Package $57 per person $47 per person Arrival Catering Arrival Catering Freshly brewed coffee and a selection of tea Freshly brewed coffee and a selection of tea Morning Tea Morning Tea Chef’s select morning tea item served with freshly brewed Chef’s select morning tea item served with freshly brewed coffee and selection of tea coffee and selection of tea Lunch Lunch Buffet - Served in restaurant eight74* Buffet - Served in restaurant eight74* Freshly baked breads, rolls, baguettes Freshly baked breads, rolls, baguettes Chef’s selection of fresh gourmet salads Chef’s selection of fresh gourmet salads accompanied with dressings accompanied with dressings Chef’s selection of two hot dishes Chef’s selection of two hot dishes Medley buttered steamed vegetables Medley buttered steamed vegetables WELCOME Garlic and thyme roasted potatoes or steamed jasmine rice Garlic and thyme roasted potatoes or steamed jasmine rice Platter of tarts, slices and gateaux Platter of tarts, slices and gateaux Seasonal fruit platter FACILITIES Seasonal fruit platter Cheese board, mixed nuts, dried fruits, quince paste, Cheese board, mixed nuts, dried fruits, quince paste, grissini and crackers grissini and crackers Iced water, soft drinks, juices PACKAGES Iced water, soft drinks, juices Brewed coffee and selection of tea Brewed coffee and selection of tea Afternoon Tea Included in package AUDIO VISUAL Chef’s select afternoon tea item served with freshly Whiteboard and flipchart brewed coffee and selection of tea Pads, pens, chilled water and mints CONTACT Included in package Whiteboard and flipchart Pads, pens, chilled water and mints *Minimum for buffet 20pax. Should your numbers fall below 20 a working style lunch will be offered to your group Individual Catering Options All Day Tea and Coffee Working Style Lunch $12 per person $25 per person Freshly brewed coffee served Assortment of gourmet sandwiches, with a selection of tea rolls and wraps with a variety of fillings Deconstructed Caesar salad Morning / Afternoon Tea Selection of mini cakes $8 per person Seasonal fruit platter WELCOME Chefs select morning tea item served with freshly brewed Fresh juice coffee and selection of tea FACILITIES Day Delegate Add-ons $4 per person Bottled water PACKAGES Espresso coffee AUDIO VISUAL CONTACT Breakfast Menus Continental Buffet Full Hot Buffet $21 per person $28 per person Selection of freshly baked pastries Creamy scrambled eggs Seasonal fruits Streaky bacon Freshly squeezed juice, Hash browns Yoghurt served with bircher muesli Gourmet beef chipolatas Selection of cereals Grilled roma tomatoes with oregano WELCOME Selection of preserves, honey and spreads Baked beans Toasting breads FACILITIES Freshly brewed coffee and selection of tea PACKAGES AUDIO VISUAL CONTACT Set Menu Options Two Courses $48 Three Courses $58 Please select two choices from the below menu to be served alternately Entree Asian pumpkin soup with coriander crème fraiche Grilled lamb salad, herbed polenta, redcurrants with parsnip crisps Pork belly with apple and walnut compote Prawn and avocado salad with baby leaves, orange and basil dressing Medley of vegetable and cured meats antipasto and grilled sourdough Main Angus sirloin with creamy mash, grilled mushroom, sauce béarnaise and jus WELCOME Chicken scaloppini with linguini, tomato, mushroom and chorizo ragout Veal cutlet with smashed kipfler potatoes, asparagus, pickled fennel, jus Crispy skin salmon with saffron pea risoni, grilled lemon and watercress FACILITIES Sautéed forest mushroom risotto with truffle essence and shaved parmesan Dessert PACKAGES Warm sticky date pudding, butterscotch sauce and vanilla bean ice cream Seasonal fruit plate with lemon sorbet AUDIO VISUAL Chocolate indulgence with berry compote and Chantilly cream Vanilla crème brulee in tart shell with strawberries and mint salad Apple and rhubarb crumble, vanilla custard, pistachio praline CONTACT Freshly Brewed Coffee and Tea Buffet Menu Lunch or Dinner - $55 per person (minimum 20 guests*) Please select 3 items from each menu Salads Sides Roma tomato and bocconcini Garlic and thyme roasted potatoes French nicoise Jasmine rice Make your own caesar Creamy mash potato German potato salad Buttered medley seasonal vegetable Mediterranean chic peas Roast spiced pumpkin with corn cobettes Vietnamese rice noodle Rosemary roasted Mediterranean vegetables Tossed garden Wok tossed Asian greens with crisp shallots Hot Selections Desserts WELCOME Beef burgundy Assorted mini gateaux Chicken teriyaki with sweet soya glaze Apple crumble, vanilla bean custard FACILITIES Braised lamb with chic peas and aubergines Chocolate mud cake Chicken fricassee Sticky date pudding with butterscotch sauce Battered sweet and sour pork with vegetables Fruit decorated pavlova PACKAGES Thai vegetable curry Seasonal fruit platter Spinach and ricotta cannelloni with pumpkin sauce AUDIO VISUAL Steamed fish in yellow curry Wagyu beef sausages with caramelised onion CONTACT *Minimum for buffet 20pax .Should your numbers fall below 20 a working style lunch will be offered to your group Canapés Menu Standard Canapés ½ hour (selection of 3 hot or cold options) $10.00 per person 1 hour (selection of 4 hot or cold options) $15.00 per person 2 hour (selection of 5 hot or cold options) $20.00 per person 3 hour (Selection of 4 hot or cold options
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