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Bar
RizlaBraddonUp to 45 guests
From $52 per person
Pub
The Upperhouse @ Royal Hotel QueanbeyanQueanbeyanUp to 300 guests
From $37 per person
Restaurant
The DistrictCrace
From $50 per person
Lowest per-person prices
QueanbeyanUp to 300 guests
Crace
BraddonUp to 45 guests
KingstonUp to 150 guests
Canberra CityUp to 150 guests
Most hens nights here centre on Civic and Braddon, where a whisky bar with a private vault, a rum bar with a terrace, a Riesling-led wine bar on Lonsdale Street and an eighties karaoke bar sit close enough to plan two stops.
Prices on these listings range from $37 per person for the rooftop events floor at a Queanbeyan hotel to $85 per person at an underground cocktail bar in Civic. Themed private karaoke rooms in Civic suit a smaller group, from $60 room hire.
How to choose the room for the bride-to-be:
Build the day around an activity with dance classes, paint and sip or cooking classes, and see the full hens party guide.

Packages on these listings run from $50 to $85 per person in town, with a Braddon wine bar and a Kingston lakeside pub both at $52 per person. The Queanbeyan rooftop events floor starts at $37 per person.
Yes, an eighties-themed basement bar in Civic has private karaoke rooms and a light-up dance floor, and can be hired whole for a big group. Another Civic karaoke bar has themed private rooms, from small booths up to about 20 guests, starting at $60 room hire.
A pub on the Kingston Foreshore has a garden, canal bar and fireside lounge, which suits a relaxed lunch or afternoon drinks more than a late night.
Yes. Queanbeyan has a hotel events floor with a rooftop terrace and a club with several function spaces, and Crace has a bar with function packages.
Nights are cold and frosty, so choose rooms with heating or a fireplace, keep outdoor terraces for warmer months and arrange rides between venues rather than walking.