Our SPACES
Banquet Hall (Old Club Hall), Outside deck area and Veranda
Banquet Hall (Old Club Hall), a lovely, 185m2 atmospheric room, is integrated with an outside deck area and a veranda. All these spaces may be booked as a whole, or separately, for evening or weekend functions.
The Banquet Hall room features high windows with yellow glass, lots of wood for a warm, inviting feel and parquet floors. All in all, the wow-factor comes pretty much standard!
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By night, Banquet Hall lends it grandeur to events like: cocktail functions with canapés (30 to 200 guests), plated sit-down banquets (30 to 70 guests), awards ceremonies, exhibitions or private celebrations such as 70th birthday parties. Cocktails can be served on the veranda, and our open-air deck out back is perfect for summer parties or a concert. It has a cosy, private lounge which can serve as a holding area for your VIP guests, and is equipped with a gas fireplace.
Banquet Hall features full bar services, dedicated restrooms for functions and a gas fireplace. Guests are seated at solid wood Kiaat banquet tables on upholstered banquet chairs.
Nothing is too much trouble for Pure Café UP Club Hall… discuss your big event with us, and let’s bring it to life together!
Lounge @ Pure Café
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Old Club Hall Lounge at Pure Café on the first floor of the building is a modern, furnished venue that’s ideal for a number of different events. It is hugely popular, so booking is essential to avoid disappointment.
The venue can house a minimum of 12 and a maximum of 150 guests, at events like cocktail functions with canapés, harvest tables (buffets), product launches, wine-tastings or house concerts (equipped with baby grand piano). It features a veranda that can be booked with a spectacular view that’s, needless to say, extremely popular in summer. It also offers a fully serviced bar, and all catering is done on-site – choose from menu options that address the special dietary requirements of your guests. Dedicated restrooms are available on the same level for your guests.
