Australia’s first luxury hotel Sofitel Sydney Wentworth will open new conference and events spaces as part of its AU$60m (US$40m) renovation project in October 2024. The five-star hotel, the largest single brick structure in the southern hemisphere, now offers entertainment, leisure, conferencing and high-end dining in one location. The refurbishment includes a multi-million dollar investment in technology. Sofitel Sydney Wentworth has installed one of Australia’s largest LED screens in its Grand Ballroom, as well as digital screens and LED upgrades across all meeting spaces. Other additions include new staging technology, widescreen projection systems, sound systems and customisable lighting. Sofitel has in-house technical organisers to guarantee smooth operation across their events. To celebrate this major overhaul, Sofitel Sydney Wentworth is extending a grand opening offer to event planners with special privileges. Events booked by 31 December will feature a Café Gourmand Coffee Cart experience, a chef-curated menu upgrade and loyalty points. Other benefits include Sofitel’s relationship with CSR – the brand will donate AU$1,000 (US$660) to the charity of an organiser’s choice. Sofitel will also provide invitations to top Sydney performances as well as gift certificates. Sofitel is part of leading hospitality group Accor. It was the first international luxury hotel brand to originate from France.
Sofitel Sydney Wentworth wraps up $40m refurb with new conference space
New conference space at Sofitel Sydney Wentworth
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