Events & Meetings at Neoaneresort House
Wellington is New Zealand's political and cultural capital, a city where consequential decisions are made daily and where the atmosphere of a room genuinely influences the quality of what happens inside it - which is exactly why Neoaneresort House built its event spaces to feel like destinations rather than functional boxes. The Business Centre and Event Pavilion serve corporate planners, private event hosts, and conference organisers who need spaces that impress without performing. Every detail, from the harbour sight lines to the on-site catering drawn directly from the Tāhuna kitchen, is designed to make the people in your room feel that the occasion deserved this setting.
180-Seat Event Pavilion
The ground-floor pavilion seats 180 theatre-style or 120 for a seated dinner, with full AV integration, blackout capability, and a private entrance that separates event guests from hotel guests when discretion is required.
Two Boardroom-Style Meeting Rooms
Each of the two dedicated meeting rooms seats twelve comfortably around a single table, with floor-to-ceiling harbour views that make even a difficult agenda feel less claustrophobic.
Tāhuna Catering Integration
All event catering is produced by the Tāhuna kitchen team, meaning conference lunches and gala dinners share the same sourcing philosophy as the main restaurant - locally grown, seasonally driven, and genuinely considered.
Dedicated Events Coordinator
A named events coordinator is assigned from the first enquiry through to post-event follow-up, handling every supplier contact, floor plan revision, and last-minute change so that the host can focus on the people in the room.
Preferential Room Block Rates
Groups booking the pavilion or meeting rooms receive preferential rates on a reserved block of hotel rooms, with check-in staggered to avoid lobbying congestion during large arrivals.
Post-Event Gaming Floor Access
Event organisers may arrange exclusive after-dinner access to a dedicated section of the gaming floor for their group - a Wellington night out that requires no planning on the part of their guests whatsoever.