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Choosing a Hotel for Your Event

With the Blue Mountains rising behind it and the Nepean River alongside, Penrith is a Western Sydney city with its own station on the T1 line and parking that is rarely a headache. For a couple or a solo guest coming out for a wedding, a Panthers game or a family birthday, the two hotels on Party Hero are both in the town centre and both run with a front desk and hotel-style service.

Choosing a room for one or two in Penrith:

Quest Penrith is about 50 metres from Penrith station, so guests arriving from the city can walk straight in with their bags.
A studio at Quest measures around 25 square metres, with a microwave, toaster and cooktop for a simple breakfast.
Astina Suites Penrith starts at one-bedroom suites, and every bedroom there has its own ensuite with a bath and rainfall shower.
Theo's Rooftop Bar at Astina handles room service and has views to the Blue Mountains, a calm spot for a drink before the reception.
Astina includes a car space with each suite, while Quest's parking is limited, charged and must be booked ahead.

If you're arriving by train, Quest Penrith is hard to beat for convenience, and it welcomes dogs in some of its larger apartments when you book direct. If you're driving and want a room with more polish for a wedding weekend, Astina Suites Penrith has the Reset recovery studio, a guest-only rooftop pool and a rooftop level that doubles as a wedding venue. Westfield Penrith and the Panthers precinct are close to both, and neither is far from the station if you'd rather leave the car at home for the night.

Astina's suites have a powder room and a full laundry, so guests can press an outfit and keep the ensuite free.
The Reset studio at Astina offers a spa, sauna, steam room, ice baths and a float tank for the day after.
Quest's one-bedroom apartments of about 45 square metres add a washer and dryer and a full kitchen.
Accredited accessible apartments and interconnecting rooms at Quest Penrith help if a parent is travelling with you.

Around the Penrith town centre

Direct T1 Western Line trains run from Penrith station to the CBD and Sydney Olympic Park.
The Sydney International Regatta Centre is a 5 to 7 minute drive from Quest.
Astina is beside the small bars of the Woodriff Street laneway and close to the EastBank precinct on the Nepean River.
Ask each property about parking and late check-in when you enquire, especially if you’ll be arriving back after an evening event.

Common Questions About Event Stays

Which Penrith hotel is easiest to reach by train?

Quest Penrith, on Lord Sheffield Circuit, is roughly a minute's walk from Penrith station. Astina Suites Penrith on Woodriff Street says public transport is near, but Quest is the closer of the two.

Can I bring my dog to a hotel in Penrith?

Quest Penrith allows dogs in a number of its one- and two-bedroom apartments, provided the booking is made directly with the property. Studios aren't included, so choose a larger apartment if the dog is coming.

Is parking included at Penrith hotels?

At Astina Suites Penrith, a car space comes with every suite and a three-bedroom suite gets two. Quest Penrith has secure on-site parking, but spaces are limited, cost extra and need booking before you arrive.

Can wedding guests stay where the reception is held in Penrith?

The rooftop level of Astina Suites Penrith is itself a wedding venue, and its suites are available to guests. If your celebration is booked there, staying in the building saves any travel at the end of the night.

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