The Clock Hotel
ProHighlights
- Level One is a private room for 300 cocktail guests
- Dance floor, microphone and an optional DJ with console
- Street Level reserved area takes 200 behind bollards
About The Clock Hotel
The Clock Hotel stands on Surfers Paradise Boulevard at the corner of Elkhorn Avenue, in the middle of Surfers Paradise. It has three bars over three levels, along with a beer garden, a bistro and a sports bar. Functions use two spaces. Level One is the private one, holding 300 for a cocktail party, with an exclusive bar and bartender, a dance floor and a microphone. You can run your own playlist from a phone in that room, or add a DJ and console as an option. Street Level is a less formal choice, a bollard-reserved area for 200 cocktail guests using the house music system. Catering starts with platter packages placed on tables, plus noodle boxes for quick feeds. Feed Me packages cover 90 minutes of service and range from pub classics to a seafood spread with roasts and sweets. Seated groups of 15 or more can choose standard or premium set courses, with one, two or three courses. The kitchen can cater for special dietaries and marks gluten free, vegetarian and vegan dishes. Drinks can run as a timed package, a pre-paid tab or a cash bar. A minimum spend may apply when you book a private area, and a 25% deposit then secures the date, so send an enquiry with your numbers.
Inclusions & amenities
Venue type
Budget
Food & drinks
Features
Facilities
Pricing
Platter packages cost $345, $520 or $850 for 6, 10 or 16 platters, and 15 noodle boxes cost $135. Feed Me packages are $48 or $52 per person for 25 or more, and the seafood option is $99 per person for 30 or more.
Private areas can carry a minimum spend on food and drinks, with a 25% deposit to hold the booking. Optional wait service for platters is $40 per staff member per hour, for at least two hours.
Food
The seafood package adds oysters, prawns, smoked salmon, roast beef and barramundi. Set courses are served on a set basis, or alternately for groups over 40.
Beverages
A pre-paid tab lets you set a limit and restrict drinks, a consumption tab is paid at the end, and a cash bar has guests buying their own.
Availability
Frequently asked questions
How many people fit in each function space?
Level One holds 300 cocktail guests in a private room with its own bar. Street Level is a reserved area for 200 cocktail guests.
Is there a minimum spend?
One may apply when booking a private area. Food and drinks count towards it, including cash bar purchases, and any shortfall is charged as a venue hire fee.
Can we have a DJ or our own music?
Level One has phone connectivity for your playlist, a dance floor and a microphone, and a DJ with console is optional. Outside the private room, the venue provides and controls the music.
What are the drinks options?
Timed packages start at $50 per person for two hours of standard drinks, and everyone in the group must be on the same package. You can also set up a pre-paid tab, a consumption tab or a cash bar.
Can I bring a cake or decorations?
Cakes are welcome, with a $2.50 per person fee for cutting and plating. Decorations are allowed if they don't damage the venue, but confetti and flower petals are not.
Where we are
Suitable occasions
Michael Jones
7 months ago
The steak was cooked perfectly 👌 just the way i ordered, very happy with the flavour too. The staff were very friendly and smiling. It must have been a quite Sunday night, as it wasn't very busy. Plenty of your standard…
Paula Logan
a year ago
Absolutely loved our experience at the Clock Hotel! The food was amazing and the service was top notch. The staff are friendly, attentive, and quick. A special shout out to the vegetarian lasagne 🙌hands down one of the…
Bryan Belcher
a month ago
A great spot for a beer, lunch or dinner. A great spot to sit and "people watch". A great vibe and in the centre of the action. Lots to see and enjoy. Great service from the ladies behind the bar and they also serve grea…
Eli Williams
7 months ago
I’ll be upfront !! this is your typical pub food experience, and you largely get what you pay for. The steak was the standout, cooked perfectly and definitely worth ordering. The chicken parmigianas, however, were prett…
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