Banquet Department
Lighthouse Plaza Hotel & Spa
What your options are for selecting the appropriate room for your conference or function:
Conference Rooms
Solaris Ballroom
Moonshine Cocktail Lounge
Conference Room
Other Areas or Rooms
Olives Restaurants
SKY Pool Bar
JET Dance Club
MJs Sport Bar
Floor Plan Seating Capacity (maximum)
Dinner Dance - 216 persons
Dinner or Lunch - 248 persons
U-Shape - 129 persons
Theatre Style - 350 persons
Classroom 300 persons
Conference Facilities
Ground Floor Access
Ample off-street parking
Private foyer with built-in bar
Natural lighting
Independently controlled lights
Fully air-conditioned
Fully integrated sound system
Built-in dance floor and stage
Available Equipment (Nominal Charge)
Whiteboards
Flip charts and paper
Overhead projector and screen
Data projector
183mm square screen (6' square)
Microphone and lecturn
CD player
DVD player
LCD Plasma TV
All other equipment available on request
Services Offered
STD/ISD direct dial phones
Complete catering and beverage services
Photocopying
Fax machine
Entertainment arranged
Open-air terrace
The following are a selection of room layouts to be used:
Theatre
Useful for briefing a large group, initiate a policy or build morale and writing by attendees is not required to take place.
Class Room
Used for briefing a groups who are also required to take notes and perhaps work in small groups of a maximum of 4 for Exchanging information, or solving a problem conference.
Board Room
This arrangement all participants can see each other in the conference and is useful for securing agreement, solving a problem amongst the group, or purpose that consists of a group no larger than 80. This arrangement encourages participation of all attendees.
Hollow Square
The participants face each other but unlike the board room arrangement, has more space across from participants.
U-Shaped
Enables group interaction but the conference is focused around a facilitator at the front of the group.
Banquet Style
A large conference can be arranged in smaller groups seated around round or rectangular tables where group and workshop activities can be performed through the conference. The banquet style also encourages attendees to network with their immediate group at the conference.
