Geebung Hotel

Nestled in leafy Auburn Village, the Geebung Polo Club was established in 1888 as the Auburn Hotel. It wasn't until a century later, after extensive renovations, that the venue adopted its current moniker, The Geebung Polo Club, a title made famous by Banjo Patterson's poem of the same name.

Extending over two levels, the venue features a 100 seat dining room, main bar and entertainment area, along with modern outdoor courtyard with retractable roof. The second level function rooms are tasteful and unique, and feature a separate bar utilised exclusively for functions.

The Geebung has built its reputation on providing great service in a warm, welcoming environment. Guests are treated to an extensive range of beers on tap, including both an imported and local selection, an impressive wine list with many by the glass, complemented by menus that are both expansive and contemporary.