Serviced Apartments Penrith

Groups travelling to Penrith often arrive with a mix of ages and plans: grandparents who want a quiet evening, teenagers who want the pool, parents who need a kitchen and a washing machine by day three. An apartment with separate bedrooms and a shared living room handles that far better than a set of hotel rooms down a corridor, and Penrith's two listed buildings both work that way.

Where the two Penrith apartment buildings differ:

• Astina Suites Penrith offers three-bedroom suites in which every bedroom has an ensuite, so no one queues for a shower.
• Quest Penrith's two-bedroom apartments of around 70 square metres take four, with a sofa bed or rollaway available for a fifth.
• Each Astina suite has a private balcony set with a table and chairs, plus a lounge and dining area.
• Quest can place relatives in interconnecting apartments and accepts dogs in some of its bigger units.
• Astina's three-bedroom suites come with two car spaces, whereas Quest's secure parking is limited and needs to be booked.

For a larger family wanting space and finish, the Penthouse Collection at Astina Suites Penrith gathers the biggest two- and three-bedroom suites with wider views. Quest Penrith suits a group arriving by train or bringing a pet, with Penrith station about a minute away and full kitchens in the one- and two-bedroom apartments. Westfield Penrith is around a kilometre from Quest for supplies, and the Blue Mountains are on the doorstep for a day out before or after the event. Booking everyone into the same building also makes the morning of the celebration simpler, with one pick-up point for cars and one place to gather for photos.