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Clear allHarbour-edge birthdays and quieter hotel dinners sit within a few streets of each other here. Circular Quay West holds the large waterfront rooms: The Oriana and Melba's Rooftop @ Cruise Bar & Restaurant share the Overseas Passenger Terminal, and the Como Room @ Bar Lulu is upstairs in the Campbells Cove wharf buildings. Up the hill, Cumberland Street has The Glenmore Hotel and Gloucester Street has Quartier Restaurant @ Sebel Quay West Suites.
Choose by the kind of celebration you have in mind: a seated family meal with speeches, rooftop drinks with the harbour behind the cake, or a milestone night built around a dance floor.
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Circular Quay station, the light rail and the ferry wharves are a short walk from the terminal, so friends coming from across Sydney can leave the car at home.

The Como Room @ Bar Lulu is built for it: fixed speakers wired to a PA, a DJ connection, a clear dance floor and projected visuals, and you can bring your own music. The Oriana lists a dance floor as well; on its Bridge View Deck, facing Campbells Cove, music and basic AV are catered for.
The Glenmore Hotel has the most small rooms: a Club Room for 8 with lounges and a Juliet balcony, a Drawing Room for 12 and a Grand Dining Room for 20. Quartier suits groups up to 40 seated, and The Oriana's restaurant keeps a tower corner seating 30.
Two. Melba's Rooftop @ Cruise Bar & Restaurant is the top level of the Overseas Passenger Terminal, and exclusive bookings include a PA, microphone, DJ deck and basic theming. The Glenmore's rooftop needs at least 20 guests, most of it can be covered by a retractable roof, and external music and microphones aren't allowed up there.
Lifts run to all four levels of The Oriana, and the Como Room has no steps to negotiate plus accessible toilets. Wheelchair access is listed for Melba's Rooftop and The Glenmore Hotel too.