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Conference Rooms
There are three conference rooms to choose from at Hotel 224, each catering for different sized groups:
- The Gauteng Indaba is the biggest of our conferencing facilities and with a theatre-style layout can seat up to 120 delegates.
- The compact Bushveld Room is ideal for smaller more intimate groups seating up to a maximum of 40 at a time.
- The Lions Den in the smallest of the conference rooms we have, and is situated on the 15th floor of our hotel, enjoying breathtaking views of the city and surrounds. The maximum number of delegates that can use this facility at one time is 25.
Our experienced and professional staff will ensure your conference or function runs smoothly and effortlessly. The conference co-ordinator will be on hand throughout the day to check that all is order, and whether anything is required. Our accommodation provides the perfect environment for your delegates.
The conferencing packages are inclusive of tea and coffee, light snacks and a buffet menu. We tailor-make menus for you for your meeting, and the food is served in the conference rooms for your privacy and convenience. Each of the conference rooms boasts wireless internet access, comfortable seating and table space, and other standard conferencing equipment.
Aptly named, with its 224 rooms, Hotel 224 is an ideal meeting point for large groups of travellers. Conveniently positioned near vibrant shopping malls, the Union Buildings, theatres, the botanical gardens and the renowned Loftus Stadium, our conference rooms make for the perfect venue.
At the end of the day, stay on and enjoy the delicious cuisine the hotel has to offer. The Old Town Tavern, Hotel 224’s cosy bar, is a great spot to meet. Relax in comfort, sample a tasty local beer, and enjoy the sumptuous delights either from the extensive buffet or the a la carte menu. The outside terrace is a serene spot to sip on a sun-downer whilst enjoying the view of the city. If you need conference rooms in the Jacaranda City, then call us today.
