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Yes. We have 2 queen suites, 1 king single suite, 13 single rooms, 7 twin rooms, 4 triple bunk rooms, and 1 quintuple bunk room. Aside from the suites, all rooms have shared bathroom facilities.
We have 28 rooms altogether. The queen suites sleep 2 people. The king single sleeps 1 person. We can accommodate upto 27 people in the single and twin rooms combined. Utilising trundles and the bunk rooms increases that capacity to 51 (particularly suitable for school groups).
Unfortunately, no. Our kitchen is for staff access only.
Complimentary self-service tea, coffee, and chilled water are available to overnight guests. During the day, barista coffee is also available from the coffee nook at $3 per cup/mug, with proceeds going towards ‘Rosies’ for the homeless in Cairns.
Yes. Seville Mercy Centre buildings and grounds are all wheelchair accessible, including the outdoor spaces and rainforest walk. We have accessible toilets and a lift to first floor accommodation and meeting rooms.
Yes, we have one park at the top of our carpark reserved for those with disabilities. We also have a park reserved for those with limited mobility.
Yes, we have free parking on-site for 53 cars with many other free parking options nearby.
Unfortunately, no. Our kitchen is for staff access only.
Most of our food is served buffet-style, so guests are more than welcome to serve themselves. All our beverages are available all-day and are served by our Barista, Food-handling, and COVID trained staff. Water is available in each conference room.
We are a fully catered venue and do not allow any outside or self-catering. Our caterers are very accommodating and flexible. They can cater for any special dietary requirements or requests.
We offer a range of hot drinks, including: various teas, instant and espresso-made coffees, hot chocolates, chai lattes, and other variations. For cooler options, we also have soft drinks and juice available upon request.
Certainly. Our caterers can accommodate for any special dietary requirements or requests.
Complimentary self-service tea, coffee, and chilled water are available to overnight guests. During the day, barista coffee is also available from the coffee nook at $3 per cup/mug, with proceeds going towards ‘Rosies’ for the homeless in Cairns.
We reserve bookings for up to 7 days after an enquiry is made. Final details for an event is required at least 7 days before the start date.
If a booking is cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions, a full refund will be provided. Other cancellation fees can be found in your booking contract or provided upon request.
We do! Please let us know your organisation upon requesting a quote from us.
We have 28 rooms altogether. The queen suites sleep 2 people. The king single sleeps 1 person. We can accommodate upto 27 people in the single and twin rooms combined. Utilising trundles and the bunk rooms increases that capacity to 51 (particularly suitable for school groups).
A 25% deposit is required to secure your booking, with full-payment due 21 days before the event.
Absolutely! Let us know your plan and we will arrange a quote that best suits your needs.
Sustainable Tourism Certification by Ecotourism Australia is a process involving thorough independent audit of a business premises, processes and procedures. The Sustainable Tourism Certification program awards businesses that are demonstrably minimising negative impacts and maximising benefits for the environment, communities and culture.
Seville Mercy Centre is certified through Ecotourism Australia’s world leading sustainable certification program. This means that when you stay with us, you are supporting a business that has a strong, well-managed commitment to sustainable practices and provides a high-quality product that quite literally does not cost the earth. Our certification demonstrates our commitment to:
Caring for our natural environment
Minimizing our impact on the environment
Reducing our carbon footprint
Making real contributions to conservation
Educating and engaging the wider community
Helping to preserve Australian Indigenous cultures
The Ecotourism Australia Certification programs are recognised by the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC).
By achieving Ecotourism Australia Certification status Seville Mercy Centre joins fellow exemplary operators in terms of sustainability and provision of authentic, high-quality product. The Sustainable Certification logo means that you are guaranteed a genuine and authentic experience operated by a business that looks after the environment. The Sustainable Certification program assures you that certified products are backed by a strong, well managed commitment to sustainable practices.
We reserve bookings for up to 7 days after an enquiry is made. Final details for an event is required at least 7 days before the start date.
Yes. All our staff (both indoor and outdoor) have Blue-cards. We are proudly a Child-Safe Venue.
If a booking is cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions, a full refund will be provided. Other cancellation fees can be found in your booking contract or provided upon request.
We do! Please let us know your organisation upon requesting a quote from us.
Seville is a 100% smoke-free environment, however, there is an area at the end of the driveway for smokers.
A 25% deposit is required to secure your booking, with full-payment due 21 days before the event.
Sustainable Tourism Certification by Ecotourism Australia is a process involving thorough independent audit of a business premises, processes and procedures. The Sustainable Tourism Certification program awards businesses that are demonstrably minimising negative impacts and maximising benefits for the environment, communities and culture.
Seville Mercy Centre is certified through Ecotourism Australia’s world leading sustainable certification program. This means that when you stay with us, you are supporting a business that has a strong, well-managed commitment to sustainable practices and provides a high-quality product that quite literally does not cost the earth. Our certification demonstrates our commitment to:
Caring for our natural environment
Minimizing our impact on the environment
Reducing our carbon footprint
Making real contributions to conservation
Educating and engaging the wider community
Helping to preserve Australian Indigenous cultures
The Ecotourism Australia Certification programs are recognised by the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC).
By achieving Ecotourism Australia Certification status Seville Mercy Centre joins fellow exemplary operators in terms of sustainability and provision of authentic, high-quality product. The Sustainable Certification logo means that you are guaranteed a genuine and authentic experience operated by a business that looks after the environment. The Sustainable Certification program assures you that certified products are backed by a strong, well managed commitment to sustainable practices.
Yes, we do. Our plan is regularly renewed in accordance with the current COVID legislations. You can ask us for a copy today!
Yes. We have 2 queen suites, 1 king single suite, 13 single rooms, 7 twin rooms, 4 triple bunk rooms, and 1 quintuple bunk room. Aside from the suites, all rooms have shared bathroom facilities.
McAuley and Dungarvan Rooms: 120 theatre style or 60 at tables
Doyle Room: 20 theatre style or 18 at tables
Coolock Board Room: up to 12 people
Cooktown Dining Room: up to 100 people
Rear entertainment area: up to 300 people
Front lawn: up to 500 people
Unfortunately, no. Our kitchen is for staff access only.
Our conference rooms are equipped with the latest smart screen technology to make your events run as smoothly as possible. Included in the room hire cost is use of: smart screen, HDMI cords and other adaptors, clickers/pointers, sound system, whiteboards, lecterns, microphones, and flip charts. Our state-of-the-art smart screen can be used as a projector from your own device, or a touch screen computer, and is equipped with Zoom and a virtual whiteboard that can be saved to your own device.
Yes, we have one park at the top of our carpark reserved for those with disabilities. We also have a park reserved for those with limited mobility.
Sustainable Tourism Certification by Ecotourism Australia is a process involving thorough independent audit of a business premises, processes and procedures. The Sustainable Tourism Certification program awards businesses that are demonstrably minimising negative impacts and maximising benefits for the environment, communities and culture.
Seville Mercy Centre is certified through Ecotourism Australia’s world leading sustainable certification program. This means that when you stay with us, you are supporting a business that has a strong, well-managed commitment to sustainable practices and provides a high-quality product that quite literally does not cost the earth. Our certification demonstrates our commitment to:
Caring for our natural environment
Minimizing our impact on the environment
Reducing our carbon footprint
Making real contributions to conservation
Educating and engaging the wider community
Helping to preserve Australian Indigenous cultures
The Ecotourism Australia Certification programs are recognised by the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC).
By achieving Ecotourism Australia Certification status Seville Mercy Centre joins fellow exemplary operators in terms of sustainability and provision of authentic, high-quality product. The Sustainable Certification logo means that you are guaranteed a genuine and authentic experience operated by a business that looks after the environment. The Sustainable Certification program assures you that certified products are backed by a strong, well managed commitment to sustainable practices.
Yes. Seville Mercy Centre buildings and grounds are all wheelchair accessible, including the outdoor spaces and rainforest walk. We have accessible toilets and a lift to first floor accommodation and meeting rooms.
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.