Where Melbourne's boards actually meet
Twelve connectable suites merge into a private floor; the boardroom seats 24 with a 4K wall and lines swept for the meetings that need it.
Agenda design, working lunches, evening salons and partner programs run in parallel — the floor below keeps the other half of the delegation busy while the numbers get done.
Four reasons it books out
Secure floors
Key-controlled wings, private lift access and optional security post.
Conference-grade AV
4K media walls, interpretation booths and a technician in the room.
Working menus
Timed, plated and quiet — service that never interrupts a point.
Evening program
Private salon hire and cellar tastings to close the day properly.
From request to reservation
Brief the office
Headcount, agenda, confidentiality level — one call.
Walk the floor
See the wing layout and pick your configuration.
We configure
Rooms connect, AV tests, menus lock.
Run the summit
A producer shadows the agenda start to finish.
The Executive Wing
Twelve suites, one boardroom, a private lift — a floor that closes.
Inside a sealed summit floor
- Connectable suites behind one key
- Shielded meeting room on request
- Dedicated butler and security teams
What the price covers
No surprise supplements — the items below arrive with the booking, not on the bill.
- Dedicated event producer
- 4K media wall and conference AV
- Working lunch and coffee service
- Private lift access to the wing
- Interpretation-ready facilities
- Overnight delegate room rates
Three ways to book it
We signed a nine-figure term sheet in that boardroom. The coffee never stopped.
— ASX-listed CFO, name withheld
Yes — key-controlled floors, swept meeting rooms, private entrances and NDAs signed by the event team on request.
4K walls, wireless presentation, video-conference bridges and interpretation booths — with a technician on site for the duration.
The resort holds 482 rooms; full-floor configurations keep delegations of 12–200 on private wings.