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Hotel cheers award win

The Hallam Hotel’s Clenton Smith, Lee Barclay, marketing manager KArne Stephens, Megs Costa, venue manager Sharlene Harris and Simone Banfield celebrate after receiving the Best Marketed Venue and Best Entertainment Venue at the Australian Hotels Association State Awards for Excellence.The Hallam Hotel’s Clenton Smith, Lee Barclay, marketing manager KArne Stephens, Megs Costa, venue manager Sharlene Harris and Simone Banfield celebrate after receiving the Best Marketed Venue and Best Entertainment Venue at the Australian Hotels Association State Awards for Excellence.

By Kelly Yates
The popular venue won Best Marketed Venue and Best Entertainment Venue in Victoria.
The black tie event, which was held at the Palladium Ballroom in the Crown Entertainment Complex, kicked off at 6pm and was hosted by Billy Brownless.
The night is a celebration of the quality and diversity of hospitality offered by Victoria’s best pubs and hotels.
Marketing manager for the Hallam Hotel Karen Stephens accepted the award with the Hallam Hotel team.
“We are well established, knowledgeable and have the passion for entertainment,” she said.
“We are also happy to have Sharlene Harris on board as the venue manager. She allows creative freedom to benefit the hospitality and music industry.”
Ms Stephens said the Hallam Hotel not only supported national bands but also supported the local up-and-coming artists.
The Hallam Hotel was established in 1872, and what was once a country pub is now recognised as a suburban pub.
The Hallam Hotel offers guests bistro dining, sports bar and TAB, private function rooms and various international and national touring acts.

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