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Like the city it serves, the Campbelltown Catholic Club has grown remarkably in the past forty years and is now the proud owner of the area’s first and only four-and-a-half star hotel. Campbelltown, once an historic pastoral area, is less than 60 kilometres south-west of the Sydney CBD and a popular staging post for those travelling to or from the south.
The new Rydges Hotel has 116 suites over its five storeys, as well as two levels of basement parking for 80 vehicles. There are also meeting and banqueting rooms, Infusions boutique bar, restaurant and micro-brewery, and Aquafit gym and lap pool. This building, and a convention and entertainment centre expected to be open in July, largely complete the masterplan prepared by Scott Carver. The hotel is one of the first to be built under the new Part J of the BCA, and incorporates extensive rainwater collection, chilled beam technology for fresh air systems and highly efficient lighting systems, all centrally controlled. |
