The Henry Jones Art Hotel is a classy combination of stylish interior design and artworks, a bit of local history and above all – supremely comfortable urban-chic guestrooms, here on the Hobart waterfront.
Why you'll love it here
- Steeped in history; housed in Hobart's oldest waterfront warehouses dating back to 1823 in the Hunter Street Precinct
- Australia's first dedicated art hotel with more than 400 unique artworks on display throughout the public areas and rooms
- Take a complimentary tour through the history of the heritage buildings and artworks with an inhouse art curator
- Choose the H. Jones Suite as your accommodation, once his stately boardroom, now with its own Sok overflowing spa by Kohler
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Once a jam warehouse, the hotel flawlessly merges its heritage and architecture with contemporary art touches everywhere.
Exposed beams and bricks create an industrial-chic look, and as you move through the building you’ll note an eclectic mixture of handpicked pieces of art, over 500 in fact. While many have been created by graduates of the nearby School of Art and Design, others are the work of some of the region’s most distinguished artists.
The Henry Jones Art Hotel is certainly crammed full of character then, not only due to the avant-garde nature of its décor but also thanks to top views across the city of Hobart from its central location.
As a result, you’ll be able to really absorb and feel a part of the vibrant energy that abounds here, both within the hotel and outside. Jam Packed Café, named in a friendly nod to the building’s historic past, is a great place to make a pit-stop during the day and come evening the cocktails served by award-winning bar staff at the IXL Long Bar are a real treat to bring the day to a close.
Room Options
The differences between the rooms at The Henry Jones Art Hotel are what unites them. Each room category proudly displays a strong personality, yet all incorporate mod-cons such as flat-screen televisions and complimentary Wi-Fi, along with a clear passion for design and original Tasmanian works of art.
Artist Studio Loft
The Artist Studio Lofts are modern spaces with a separate living area and a cool, calm colour scheme. Furnished with a king-size bed the room has partial views of the interior courtyard.Standard Harbour View Room
Looking out to Hobart’s busy port, the Standard Harbour View Rooms vary in design, some featuring exposed brick walls, while others are bedecked with original wood panelling. Bathrooms are all-glass affairs with stainless-steel additions.Deluxe Spa Room
Some Deluxe Spa Rooms are located in the original factory, while others are housed in the modern building. All, however, have a warming colour scheme and house a Kohler elliptical spa, walk-in shower and king-size bed.Deluxe Spa Harbour View Room
Exceptional views of the harbour, a luxury spa and king-size bed make the Deluxe Spa Harbour View Room an excellent choice.Oriental Suite
Borrowing design cues from Asia, the Oriental Suite has views of either the harbour or Mount Wellington. The glass bathroom features a generously sized walk-in shower while in the bedroom, you will find a decadent overflowing spa and fireplace.Peacock Terrace
Carrying the name of the factory’s original owners, the Peacock Terrace is steeped in history. With exposed brick walls holding original works of art, the suite has two bedrooms, an overflowing spa, a kitchenette, a lounge complete with fireplace, and harbour views.The H. Jones Suite
Situated in what was once the company board room, The H. Jones Suite is a light, spacious area with wood-panelled walls in keeping with the original design. Guests can expect a comfortable king-size bed, an overflowing spa bath and a kitchenette – all set off with stunning views of Hobart’s harbour.Restaurants & Bars
Peacock and Jones
Peacock and Jones prides itself on serving a high standard of fresh Tasmanian produce in a delightfully laidback environment. The original beams and brickwork on show add a wonderful nostalgic twist while furnishing is sleek and modern. Dishes are seasonal, imaginative and can be paired with one of the exceptional bottles of wine from the restaurant’s collection.
- Dinner
Landscape Restaurant and Grill
Dine in an award-winning restaurant surrounded by prize-winning art at the Landscape Restaurant and Grill, serving some of Tasmania’s finest fare and with a varied menu constantly being updated to suit the season. Rustic beams and polished panelled walls meld perfectly, along with no-nonsense furniture, allowing the show-stopping food to take centre stage.
- Dinner
IXL Long Bar
Splashes of the hotel’s signature colour scheme of autumnal hues are scattered throughout the bar, interspersing the exposed brickwork and rafters. The cocktail menu is extensive and the bar snacks are tempting, with live jazz only adding to the easy-going atmosphere here.
Jam Packed Café
Whether you are up to watch the city awaken or fancy a lazy brunch, Jam Packed Café will be ready and waiting to take care of you. Sip on a rich cup of coffee, nibble on a freshly-baked pastry, or treat yourself to some locally-caught fish and chips; with waterfront views being the icing on the cake.
- Breakfast
- Lunch
Activities & Entertainment
Tasmania may be small in comparison to mainland Australia, but it still boasts a wide range of activities. After enjoying the complimentary in-house Art and History tour, venture out to the Museum of Old and New Art to enhance your experience further, and with shopping, art galleries and cafés galore in the city centre, Hobart will give you a true taste of Tasmania. To come face to face with some of the local wildlife be sure to visit the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, where you will also be able to catch a glimpse of the iconic Tasmanian Devil.
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- Time zone: +8 GMT
- Flight time: 17 hours - 23 hours
- Recommended airlines: British Airways, Emirates, Qantas, Singapore Airlines
- Currency: Australian Dollar
- Tipping guideline: Optional, but not expected
- Health considerations: No major health risks. There is no risk of yellow fever in Australia, however, yellow fever vaccination is required for travellers arriving from countries with risk of yellow fever transmission.
- Capital: Canberra
- Population: 2.66995e+007
- National languages: English
- Electricity and plugs: Type I (V), 230V
- Mobile phone coverage: Good coverage
- UK passport visa requirements: You need a visa for Australia if you have a British passport - apply online
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