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Situated in the heart of Oran Park, the is one of South-West Sydney’s most ambitious hospitality and entertainment precincts. 

The venue spans three levels, offering seven bars, an all-day bistro, open-air atrium event space, retro pizzeria, bottle shop, and modern Asian-inspired rooftop bar. With leisure options including two private cinemas for screenings and events, multiple function spaces, an indoor kids playground, and even a grand ballroom, Oran Park Hotel is a one-stop destination for all things eat, drink, and play.

The Bistro

is a cosy, inviting restaurant offering round-the-clock service. From pub classics to contemporary modern dishes, executive chef Amilio Abouna caters to families and friends alike. For those with picky kids, Oran Park has you covered with a featured kids menu and an indoor playground adjacent to the dining room. Signature dishes include the OP burger, herb-stuffed porchetta, and crispy fish tacos. 

Papi’s Pizzeria and Bottle-Shop

For a more relaxed vibe, boasts fresh Italian-style pies with the finest ingredients and a hand-picked selection of wines and deli goods. The nostalgic menu has something for everyone: meat and veggie toppings, classic bites, gluten-free and vegan options and even a decadent deep-dish Nutella and Biscoff dessert. The fit-out is neon-lit in shades of red, embracing bar and booth-style seating with a modern, trendy feel. 

Jinja Rooftop Bar

Offering panoramic views of Oran Park, is a sleek, adults-only rooftop serving up fresh dumplings and signature cocktails. Complete with fire-pit seating and retro Miami-inspired decor, this venue is a hot spot for birthday drinks, functions, and Sunday sessions. 

Asian-inspired dishes include pork Siu Mai, har gao prawn dumplings, cheeseburger spring rolls, and deconstructed crispy pork belly bao. Meeting friends? Jinja leans into share plate style dining with options like lobster toast with yuzu mayo and crispy lamb belly with lime jalapeno and coriander jam. 

For drinks, their signature cocktails cheekily reference pop culture with features like the Call Me Maybe (vanilla vodka, Chambord, lemon, cranberry and blueberry jam) and the Tiger King (bourbon, limoncello, mango nectar, pineapple, basil and lemon). They leave no stone unturned with their boasting classic cocktails, beer buckets and an extensive wine list. 

The Sports Bar

For somewhere to grab a beer and watch the game, The has you covered with multiple screens, a games area, a BBQ terrace, and live entertainment throughout the week. Paired with a wide selection of tap beers, cocktails, and pub-style meals, a table at The Sports Bar is the perfect low-key, mid-week catch-up. All sports times and schedules are available on their , but featured games include the Golf Masters, AFL, NRL, NHL, NBA, and Formula One. 

Event Spaces

In addition to the host of restaurants and bars, Oran Park Hotel offers function rooms and event spaces that cater to both private and corporate gatherings. Among these are the Cellar Room–a secret nook hidden behind a movable bookshelf, suited to intimate private dining, and the Grand Dining Room–suited to larger events such as birthday parties and corporate functions. 

The venue also boasts a Ballroom, complete with sculpted ceilings and pendant lighting suited to weddings and formal celebrations, as well as a central atrium with an operable roof, perfect for exclusive events or casual cocktail gatherings.

The introduction of two boutique cinemas in mid-2025 will see a premium movie-watching experience with private screenings in a boutique atmosphere. 

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Image credit: Oran Park Hotel | Steven Woodburn