Mountain Heritage Hotel - Conference Rooms

Conference Rooms

We have built a reputation based on professionalism, flexibility and personal attention. We focus on the details that really make a difference to the success of a conference, meeting or strategy retreat.

We offer four types of conference rooms - each with its own distinctive character. You can choose the seating arrangement to suit your meeting needs and size.

Our conference rooms are equipped with large screens/monitors, whiteboards, flipcharts and tea/coffee facilities. Wireless internet access is also available to ensure optimal connectivity.

All our rooms have natural lighting and windows that open for fresh air, and are free of any obstruction or columns.

For more information, a Conference Proposal Pack, or to organise an inspection, contact us on (02) 4782 2155

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	Fully self-contained, this room includes toilet facilities, a bar and cloak room, an open fire, kitchen facilities, central heating/air conditioning and windows that open for fresh air and natural light. Located on the western end of the building with direct access from the car park and Tower Room, the Main Conference Room features high cathedral-style ceilings, no obstructing columns and spot and mood lighting plus 3 phase power.


	This room epitomises old-world charm, with its leadlight windows and high ornate ceiling. The unique turret-like shape of the room allows considerable flexibility in positioning conference equipment, as there are no obstructing columns. Located on the western side of the building, the Tower Room has natural lighting and provides direct access to the gardens.


	The Glenview Room offers views over the Jamison Valley and beyond. A private space, it is ideal for smaller meetings or as a breakout room with natural lighting, windows that open for fresh air and is free of any columns.


	The Coachhouse is a stand-alone facility located adjacent to The Mountain Heritage. It has a raked timber ceiling and historic timber trusses, natural light and a north-facing wall of glass. French doors open out to a balcony with direct access to the gardens and recreational facilities. Windows can open to the fresh air and the room is free of columns.