Pullman Sydney Penrith and the Western Sydney Conference Centre (WSCC) are just weeks away from opening, with the Turner-designed facilities to begin a new era of growth in the west.

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Opening some two months ahead of schedule, the five-star hotel’s form acknowledges the nearby Nepean River, while the interior colour and tonal palettes are reminiscent of the Blue Mountains. Comprising 153 rooms, a wellness and fitness centre and a personalised sleep menu make for an authentic stay at the foot of the mountains.

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“We expect the precinct will act as a catalyst for economic growth for the region, attracting local and international conferences, and positioning Western Sydney as a prominent player in the global business landscape,” says hotel and conference centre General Manager, Glen Erickson.

The WSCC, adjoined to the hotel, comprises a number of dynamic, flexible conference spaces spanning over 1,250 sqm. Able to seat 1,000 guests, the hotel’s 5-star services are carried into the facility, with state-of-the-art wireless AV and staging capabilities. The WSCC’s food philosophy is designed with sustainability at its forefront and showcases quality local growers and producers throughout the region.

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Both buildings form part of the wider Warami Community Centre, with each offering local businesses the opportunity to operate within an elevated precinct. It includes flexible spaces for a broad range of community programs and a permanent home for two local not-for-profit charities.

For more information regarding the facilities, click here.

Jarrod Reedie

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