The Henry Jones Art Hotel

Standing in the historic position where Hobart was first settled 200 years ago, The Henry Jones Art Hotel is Australia's first and only dedicated Art Hotel.Award winning architects have sensitively transformed a row of historic warehouses and a former jam factory into an enthralling and luxurious first class experience on the edge of Hobart's waterfront.The hotel is itself a fusion of art, heritage, technology and tradition. All rooms feature exotic timbers, trapeze lighting, wide screen TV and DVD's and lavish king beds with exotic silk covers.Every room is sumptuously equipped with European-style stainless steel and translucent glass bathrooms, complimented by the original sandstone walls.Most suites have close harbour views, while others overlook the stunning glass Atrium and reveal glimpses of the old jam factory interior.The combination of this incredible property, its adjoining facilities and a team of staff dedicating their best efforts to deliver truly personalised and professional service will exceed even the highest expectations.Professionalism at The Henry Jones is an extremely important attribute and this, combined with our superior training regime enhances our ability to provide the best possible service encounter to each guest.Winner of over 25 major awards:Best Unique Accommodation in Australia (Australian Tourism Awards 2005Best New Tourism Development (Australian Tourism Awards, 2005)Best Overall Hotel (AHA National Awards for Service Excellence, 2005)Tope 100 hotels in the world for ambience and design (Conde Nast Traveller, 2007)Top 100 hotels in the world (Conde Nast Traveller, 2006)Hot list top 60 new hotels in the world (Conde Nast Traveller, 2005)National Special Jury Award (Royal Australian Institute of Architects, 2005)Best Restaurant Tasmania (AHA State Awards, 2004 & 2006)Multiple international award winning chefs.The Henry Jones Art Hotel has received an overwhelming response from guests in regards to the impeccable service, amazing architecture, divine food and the unique ambience of the hotel.One of the best hotels we have stayed in worldwide." (Brisbane)Wonderful heritage and art makes a refreshingly different story." (Western Australia)Utterly superb staff, very professional & friendly." (Melbourne)

Check-in Time:

1400

Check-out Time:

1000

Total Rooms:

50 rooms.50

Total Floors:

3 floors.

Rooms:

50 Total Rooms

Directions

* Airport HOBART - 8miles * HOBA City - 0miles

Area

HOBART, AU, 7000

Dining

Henry's RestaurantHenry's Harbourside restaurant promises innovative cuisine and at the same time borrows some colonial game recipes along with international influences to present an exotic, contemporary menu.Henry's Harbourside is the heart of The Henry Jones, and is a place of crisp white table clothes, perfectly laid tables, exceptional service, and contemporary art.Intimate seating arrangements spill out into The Atrium exhibition gallery. A typical Henry's menu, designed by award winning South African head chef Andre Kropp, may include sashimi style Tasmanian ocean trout with mizuna local wasabi mayonaise, or spice roasted loin of Doo Town fallow deer with butternut pumpkin, vanilla and lime mash and beetroot jus, followed by a slow roasted Huon Valley stone fruit on lemon and cinnamon brioche and lavender infused mascapone.Fine Tasmanian produce is the focus of the menu and innovative international influences provide a distinct 'Henry Jones' flair. Meanwhile, the eclectic wine list boasts selections from only the finest Tasmanian, mainland Australia, and overseas wineries.IXL Long BarThe IXL Long Bar is a funky, intimate meeting place for hotel guests, business people, and other visitors seeking a quiet drink in fine surrounds.Warm lighting, fine wines, spirits and cocktails provide an up market atmosphere where the rich Henry Jones tradition meets today's vogue. Comfortable seating spills into the hotel foyer and out to the paved walkway on the water's edge where large umbrellas create a stylish canopy for alfresco entertainment.

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