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"The QAS have utilised both the Dungarvan and McAuley Rooms to have training. We have found that your facility is in a peaceful out of the way location, your team are very well mannered and respectful, they are only too happy to help, the communication with your team is of a high standard and attention to detail is very much appreciated. The systems you have in place for the current COVID season is comforting and we thank you for being so intent in complying with health obligations. The catering partnership you have in place is a credit to your organisation, the feedback I’ve received is very good. This is all delivered to a high standard at a very competitive price."
Nowhere else in Cairns will you find a conference venue surrounded by rainforest and expansive lawns, with all the meeting and event spaces, technology, and catering options to host conferences, seminars, staff training events, retreats, corporate events and family celebrations in style.
Our fully air-conditioned site features four formal meeting rooms complete with state-of-the-art audio-visual technology, high-speed internet, WiFi. All rooms can be customised to suit any event. We have ample free car parking as well as a quiet chapel/meeting space, and on-site accommodation and dining facilities.
Our quiet chapel holds 30 seated guests and offers a space for quiet contemplation or for smaller meetings. When not in use, guests are welcome to enjoy the chapel as a place for personal reflection or meditation - please ask the staff for access.
The Coolock Boardroom, seating up to 12 people, has the same high-tech audio and visual equipment as all our conference/meeting rooms. On the first floor, it is fully accessible by stairs or by lift.
A spacious, light and well-appointed dining area, which can be dressed to suit any occasion, casual or formal. Fully accessible, the dining room can seat up to 100 people.
Perfect for up to 20 people in theatre style seating, or 18 seated at tables, the Doyle Room is ideal for smaller meetings and seminars. On the first floor, it is fully accessible by stairs or by lift.
With the capacity for up to 120 people in theatre style seating or 60 people seated at tables, the Dungarvan Room is a light, airy space with a veranda overlooking the lawns. Situated on the ground floor, this room is also accessible for guests with mobility needs.
The McAuley Room can seat up to 120 people theatre style or 60 people seated at tables. Large windows take in the rainforest views to the rear of the property. Fully accessible for guests with mobility needs, it has its own foyer with casual seating and conveniences.
Seville Mercy Centre facilities are wheelchair accessible, including the rainforest walk. We have a lift to the first floor meeting rooms and accommodation, and accessible toilets.
Situated just 10 kilometres from the airport and the CBD, our rainforest setting and expansive lawns are an oasis of peace. We also have ample, free parking on site for all guests.
Surrounded by eight hectares of lush rainforest and manicured gardens, the relaxed, tranquil ambience of the centre is appreciable on arrival. The rainforest walk meanders alongside the creek, with benches that invite you to sit awhile, in harmony with nature.
We offer a huge range of dining options for our guests; from casual to formal, buffet to plated, breakfast to dinner. Our menu is the starting point, your event is the focal point.
As a Sustainable Tourism certified centre, we cherish our natural environment, which is why we promote energy-efficient practices, use eco-friendly cleaning agents and natural herbicides, reduce waste by recycling and composting, and avoid single use plastics.
With two Queen suites, one King Single suite and multiple single, twin or multiple share rooms, we can accommodate small or large groups for all occasions.
We have state-of-the-art audio-visual equipment, Wi-Fi, and high-speed NBN internet connection to ensure you have the technology you need to run your event professionally.
At Seville, we acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past, present and emerging. We extend this respect to all Indigenous Australians today.