Palm Springs themed renovation for rooftop and beer garden
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Palm Springs themed renovation for rooftop and beer garden
A new lease of life has been given to the Eatons Hill Hotel with renovations throughout, said Rob Comiskey of the Comiskey Group.
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Comiskey GroupThe Palm Springs themed beer garden and rooftop.
The theme is Palm Springs at the new rooftop and beer garden of the Eatons Hill Hotel.
Desert stone walls are featured along with cactus and white breeze blocks with pops of pastel colours from the bar to the lounges.
Palm trees and festoon lighting complete the picture, ready for patrons to enjoy.
Eatons Hill Hotel Beer Garden. Photo: Comiskey
Rob Comiskey, Director of property development organisation Comiskey Group told WILLIAMS MEDIA alot of renovations have been taking place in recent times.
"We recently did a $1million renovation of the Gaming Room at Eatons Hill Hotel which included an all new layout with new décor, signage, chandeliers and other lighting as well as the latest brand new gaming machines and dividers," said Mr Comiskey.
"At the forefront of the foyer Eatons Hill Hotel has employed a Vegas styled design which has already received positive reactions from regular gaming customers!
"The lounge is now beautifully designed in earthy, metallic tones complimented by an eye-capturing gold ceiling, feature décor, ornaments and lush greenery while hosting plush, room-length seating in direct view of multiple high definition keno screens.
The newly designed Gaming Room at Eatons Hill Hotel. Photo: Comiskey Group
"This design of grand luxury and refreshing ambience creates a sense of professionalism for patrons and remains comfortably lit to the extended trading hours for 10am to 4am daily."
The Gaming Room now includes over 30 Machines, direct bar, reserved car parking, a complimentary tea and biscuits table, dedicated smoking area, smoke dispensing machines, ATM and private toilets all to keep gamers in the immediate vicinity.
As mentioned above, the Rooftop Bar and Beer Garden has also been renovated to the tune of $500,000.
"The Rooftop Bar has seen the biggest change with a full revamp to create an all new Palm Springs inspired space which included redoing the bar and changing all furniture and decor," said Mr Comiskey.
"The Rooftop Bar, is open to the public Friday and Saturday nights as well as special events and is available for function hire.
"Along with its additional bar and service stations the area is totally self-sustained with private toilets, smoking area and seating."
Mr Comiskey said the Rooftop Bar is now weather proof with a brand new retractable roof offering a “cocktails under the stars” luxury experience in comfort with portable gas heating and misting fans.
"We have already seen an increase in function bookings at the Rooftop Bar since the renovations," said Mr Comiskey.
The lush greenery throughout the Beer Garden was specifically used to tie in with Eatons Hill as a suburn.
"Its wooden-slated pergola and timber features throughout; from staging and garden decks to tables; support this backyard homely feel while being one of the more popular social areas," said Mr Comiskey.
The rooftop at Eatons Hill Hotel. Photo: Comiskey Group
"We have added misting fans and portable gas heating to ensure patrons are welcomed to a naturally comfortable area year round, along with two easily accessible smoking areas; the Bottle Tree Deck and the lower, front of house Fig Tree Deck.
"The Beer Garden also has a brand new high definition LED screen, perfect to watch sports."
Mr Comiskey said staying at the forefront of the industry is a priority which included incorporating the latest in technology and innovation.
"We are currently planning to renovate Eatons Hill Hotel’s Nightclub with an all new sound system and visual experience adding additional lighting and special effects," said Mr Comiskey.
"This was put on hold due to COVID-19 but we are now having the discussions again and should start the nightclub renovation mid-2020!”
While the effects of Coronavirus didn't bypass the Eatons Hill hotel, Mr Comiskey said the light at the end of the tunnel was near.
“At the height of the pandemic we lost 85 per cent of our revenue and stood down 400 staff but with restrictions easing we are now able to re-open the majority of our business with a CovidSafe Plan in place," said Mr Comiskey.
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