The Sebel Kirkton Park Hunter Valley (click on Hunter Valley in the NSW list) is a superb, colonial style hotel, only two hours easy drive from Sydney’s CBD and set within a 100 hectare estate nestled in the foothills of the Brokenback Ranges.
Located in the heart of Hunter Valley Wine Country on Oakey Creek Road, Pokolbin, celebrated wineries such as Tulloch, Brokenwood, Lake's Folly, McGuigan, Saddlers Creek, Tyrrells, Tower and Rothbury Estates, sit right on your door step.
In 2010, the conference room is located in the Main House. The James Busby Room is perfectly appointed with ornate ceilings and chandelier lighting and up-to-date audio visual and communications equipment. The combined Hunter/Rothbury Room houses the Exhibition and Posters and looks out to the magnificent aspect of the Brokenback Ranges.
The Valley View Room is set-up as a hospitality room for those who are accommodated off-site. Tea, coffee making facilities and comfortable lounges make this a relaxing space between sessions.
The magnificent Grecian pool house with in-door, heated pool is an inviting place to relax - wine, gin or beer in-hand! Other leisure activities include: a beauty and rejuvenation room, including sauna, spa and fitness gym; and a games room with billiard table; the Library and card rooms.
Outdoors, there are two full size tennis courts, boules and a 5 km walking and jogging track.
The venue offers full services & facilities you would expect in a city hotel - all in a magnificent rural setting.
• 24-hour room service • Concierge • Laundry and valet service • 24-hour reception • Safe at reception • 24-hour medical services on call
For quiet relaxation, take a walk in the amazing expansive property, or enjoy a book from the library, or simply surrender to the comfort of the Chesterfield sofas in the Guest Lounge where, during the colder evenings, an inviting open log fire is set in the bar and lounge.
And the surroundings are spectacular! The Hunter Vineyards are boutique and beautiful, with each winery taking special care to present its wines at unique Cellar Door outlets - singular architecture, superb aspect or the amazing, local "character" of the vigneron him/herself.
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