PARKROYAL Parramatta Celebrates 30th Anniversary with $25m Refurbishment
Celebration is in the air as 2016 marks the 30th anniversary of PARKROYAL Parramatta. As the largest hotel in Sydney's dual CBD, PARKROYAL Parramatta continues to deliver excellent service and state-of-the-art facilities followed by a $25 million refurbishment and extension unveiled last month.
Conveniently located near to the banks of Parramatta River, the 286-room hotel is a gateway to access the best that Western Sydney has to offer. Featuring a brand new seven-storey tower and Western Sydney's first hotel Club Lounge and Club Rooms, the freshly refurbished hotel brings a new level of accommodation, dining, meeting and event experiences to Parramatta CBD.
Michael Johnson, General Manager PARKROYAL Parramatta says, “The hotel is dedicated to constant innovation and catering to the ever-changing needs of both leisure and business travellers. We've been serving the Parramatta community for the past 30 years, and we are very excited to deliver an enriched level of comfort to our guests with the recent enhancements.”
Offering guests the same conveniences that Sydney CBD affords them, the hotel boasts a range of new facilities including 50 Premier Rooms, 40 Club Rooms, Club Lounge, 13 contemporary meeting rooms, and a new state-of-the-art gymnasium.
The extension also unveiled a new look to the hotel's Bar 30. Featuring a sculptural installation from local artist Christopher Hodges and an alfresco dining area, Bar 30 & Bistro now captures the vibrant local “eat street” atmosphere, making it an ideal place for visitors to discover a unique local dining experience.
To celebrate the 30th anniversary and the new look of PARKROYAL Parramatta, the hotel is offering an exclusive launch rate for guests to experience the Club Lounge and Club Rooms with 15% off the Best Available Rate, including all Club benefits such as the executive breakfast, twilight drinks and canapés, complimentary Wi-Fi and late check-out.
Special Club Launch Offers are valid for stays from now to 31 October 2016.