Private Function Rooms
For all enquiries please call the Club on (03) 9670 0644 or email Member Services
Social Room (ground floor)
| Banquet Style | 70 maximum |
| Boardroom | 28 maximum |
| Cocktail Party | 150 maximum |
| Theatre Style | 90 maximum |
| U-Shape | 40 maximum |
The Social Room possesses a rare ambience. It is spacious, restful and presents a civilized place of gathering, conversation and relaxation against a background of superb furnishings and appointments. Ideal for evening cocktail party, with the flames of the open fireplaces on either side blazing across the room, surrounded by candles and the red lantern of Alberto Zelman directly above our period stage, with brocade curtains and a concert Steinway which over the years has hosted many international artists and offers a beautiful setting for wedding ceremonies and dinner.
Private Dining Room (2nd floor)
| Banquet Style | 20 maximum |
| Boardroom | 20 maximum |
| Theatre Style | 20 maximum |
| U-Shape | 18 maximum |
One of the unique rooms of Melbourne, overlooking Bank Place, set in the 2nd Level of the club. Surrounded by famous artists of the Heidelberg School. Charming old 19th century fireplace. This room is ideal for 18 people set in the evening with silver candelabras and candles spoil yourself, as there are few clubs of excellence, and in this regard the Savage Club fulfils a special role.
Dining Room (2nd floor)
| Banquet Style | 98 maximum |
| Boardroom | 30 maximum |
| Cocktail Party | 150 maximum |
| Theatre Style | 50 maximum |
| U-Shape | 32 maximum |
Come with me down to Bank Place, through a set of pillar-box red doors, and into the den of the Savage. Up the central stairwell, a totem pole of New Ireland origin marks the ascent of the stairs. At the entrance to the dining room, members’ own table napkins and holders are slotted in their personal pigeonholes. The dining room itself is considered-quite rightly-a treasure of the Club. Sir Robert Menzies influence still remains with the swinging fans or punkahs. The room for all occasions, with a central stage and piano.
Long Room (1st floor)
| Banquet Style | 28 maximum |
| Boardroom | 16 maximum |
| Cocktail Party | 40 maximum |
| Theatre Style | 20 maximum |
| U-Shape | 20 maximum |
Set on the 1st floor of the Club, in between the Third World Bar which has a display of cartoons, caricatures and ephemera, and the Billiards room which contains two exceedingly well-patronised Alcock tables. Ideal for lunch or a dinner function, equipped with its own bar and fireplace. Surrounded by paintings of the past committee, and beware, Sir Bob Menzies looking!
The Tavern (basement)
| Banquet Style | 25 maximum |
| Boardroom | 25 maximum |
| Cocktail Party | 50 maximum |
| Theatre Style | 25 maximum |
| U-Shape | 30 maximum |
Better known as the Yorick Tavern; this room commemorates the Yorick Club which was founded in 1868 and incorporated with the Savage Club in 1966. Set amongst the cellars of the Club, a room which in its earlier years was used as a haven for all our Judges for lunch. A room best suited for wine tasting or dinners. Fully equipped with its own kitchen and bar. Make it your haven.
