The Laneway Rooms at InterContinental Melbourne The Rialto

Running along the entire length of one of the heritage buildings, The Laneway Rooms are a blend of heritage and modern Melbourne culture. The stripped back brick walls with views to a commissioned graffiti mural by The Blender Studios’ street artists, will make your event feels uniquely Melbourne.  Split into thirds or combined, offering meeting space anywhere from 30 to 300 guests.

Bluestone Wine Lounge is perfect for intimate cocktail events, booked exclusively an ideal space for up to 100 guests standup.

With period-style windows overlooking the atrium and heritage ironwork, the Stock & Trade and Wool & Wheat meeting rooms pay homage to Melbourne’s past. Running along the length of the Winfield Wing, the rooms can be used as either two rooms, or four. Drop down blinds provide privacy and convenience, while the catering stations allow for refreshments throughout the day. 

With period-style windows overlooking the atrium and heritage ironwork, the Stock & Trade and Wool & Wheat meeting rooms pay homage to Melbourne’s past. Running along the length of the Winfield Wing, the rooms can be used as either two rooms, or four. Drop down blinds provide privacy and convenience, while the catering stations allow for refreshments throughout the day. 

Nestled between the two wings of the hotel, Alluvial Restaurant can transform into a unique and memorable event space. From long table dinners, to cocktail receptions with space for entertainment and unique installations or displays; this space is only limited by your imagination.

With period-style windows overlooking the atrium and heritage ironwork, the Stock, Trade, Wool and Wheat meeting rooms pay homage to Melbourne’s past. All four meeting rooms are located next to each other for breakout convenience and are identical to each other. Running along the length of the Winfield Wing, the rooms can be used as either two rooms, or four. Drop down blinds provide privacy and convenience, while the catering stations allow for refreshments throughout the day. 

The William Pitt has a capacity of up to twelve boardroom style or 20 on banquet rounds. With its own private pre-function area, this boardroom provides a quiet haven away from the main atrium, perfect for small groups. 

With period-style windows overlooking the atrium and heritage ironwork, the Stock, Trade, Wool and Wheat meeting rooms pay homage to Melbourne’s past. All four meeting rooms are located next to each other for breakout convenience and are identical to each other. Running along the length of the Winfield Wing, the rooms can be used as either two rooms, or four. Drop down blinds provide privacy and convenience, while the catering stations allow for refreshments throughout the day. 

With period-style windows overlooking the atrium and heritage ironwork, the Stock, Trade, Wool and Wheat meeting rooms pay homage to Melbourne’s past. All four meeting rooms are located next to each other for breakout convenience and are identical to each other. Running along the length of the Winfield Wing, the rooms can be used as either two rooms, or four. Drop down blinds provide privacy and convenience, while the catering stations allow for refreshments throughout the day. 

Accommodating groups of up to eight, the Thomas Fallon boardroom offers a secluded environment for business meetings complimented by space for in-room refreshments, away from all distractions. With its own private pre-function area, this boardroom provides a quiet haven away from the hotel’s main atrium, perfect for small groups. 

With period-style windows overlooking the atrium and heritage ironwork, the Stock, Trade, Wool and Wheat meeting rooms pay homage to Melbourne’s past. All four meeting rooms are located next to each other for breakout convenience and are identical to each other. Running along the length of the Winfield Wing, the rooms can be used as either two rooms, or four. Drop down blinds provide privacy and convenience, while the catering stations allow for refreshments throughout the day. 

Accommodating groups of up to eight, the Richard Speight boardroom offers a secluded environment for business meetings complimented by space for in-room refreshments, away from all distractions. With its own private pre-function area, this boardroom provides a quiet haven away from the hotel’s main atrium, perfect for small groups. 

Seating up to twelve, the Patrick McCaughan Executive Boardroom is the most impressive small meeting space. Features including high backed leather chairs, a polished wooden table, and a private reception area provide both comfort and convenience in secluded surroundings. Equipped with a wall-mounted LCD screen and self-contained catering capacity, this boardroom is ideal for meetings without disruption. 

Running along the entire length of one of the heritage buildings, The Laneway Rooms are a blend of heritage and modern Melbourne culture. The stripped-back brick walls with views to a commissioned graffiti mural by The Blender Studios’ street artists, will make your event feel uniquely Melbourne.  Split into thirds or combined, offering meeting space anywhere from 30 to 300 guests.

Running along the entire length of one of the heritage buildings, The Laneway Rooms are a blend of heritage and modern Melbourne culture. The stripped back brick walls with views to a commissioned graffiti mural by The Blender Studios’ street artists, will make your event feel uniquely Melbourne.  Split into thirds or combined, offering meeting space anywhere from 30 to 300 guests.

The Auction Room is a sophisticated event space that blends rich history with modern elegance. Once a hub for trade and auctions in the late 19th century, the room retains its heritage charm with original brickwork and windows that flood the space with natural light This versatile venue is perfect for intimate gatherings, corporate events, and elegant celebrations, offering a unique connection to Melbourne’s storied past while providing an inviting and timeless atmosphere This space can cater for up to 60 guests.