LyttlewoodGuest House

Functions

The lapa, for when there are more of you.

A thatched lapa in the garden, with a bar, a screen for the slides and room for a long table or a dance. Eleven rooms across the lawn for anyone who'd rather not drive home.

What it's for

Year-ends, birthdays, and everything in between.

  • Year-end functions

    The team's year-end, with the bar open and the garden lit up.

  • Conferences and workshops

    A screen for the slides, tables for the notes, and rooms for anyone coming from out of town.

  • Birthday parties

    A lapa of your own for the afternoon and into the evening.

  • Kids' parties

    A big lawn to run on, and somewhere in the shade for the grown-ups.

  • Kitchen teas and small weddings

    Dressed chairs and round tables under the thatch, and the bridal suite for the night.

Set up your way

Three ways to set the lapa.

Round tables

Dressed chairs and tables set for dinner, as in the photo: for year-ends, birthdays and weddings.

Rows and a screen

Chairs facing the projector screen, with tables down the side: for training days and conferences.

The bar and the darts

The bar under the thatch and the dartboards on the wall, for when the speeches are done.

Staying over

Eleven rooms across the lawn.

Speakers from out of town, family from far away, the bride the night before: book the rooms with the lapa and nobody has to drive home.

See the rooms

Tell Louise the date and the occasion.

How many guests, and what you have in mind: she'll tell you what's possible and what it costs.