Adina Hobart, the latest addition to the Adina hotel brand, opened its doors today, marking the completion of the brand's presence across Australia. Located in Hobart, the hotel integrates local storytelling and design inspired by Tasmania's landscapes, encouraging guests to explore the state's wilderness. The hotel features photography by local artists Elliott and Annalisa Doedens, showcasing the beauty of areas like Mt Field and Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair.
The hotel offers studios and one- and two-bedroom flats, with some rooms interconnecting to form three-bedroom configurations. Each flat is equipped with a kitchen and spaces for living, working, and relaxing. Guests also have access to the Belvedere restaurant and bar, conferencing facilities, a pool, and a gym, shared with the adjacent Vibe Hobart.
Richard Doedens, the hotel owner, emphasised the property's connection to its location, stating, "Our goal was to create a hotel that feels intrinsically connected to Tasmania." The design incorporates natural timbers and colours reflecting the state's eucalypt forests.
General Manager Jamie Capp highlighted the importance of flat-style accommodation, noting it supports longer stays and benefits local businesses. Adina Hobart is owned by Raadas Investments Pty Ltd and operated by TFE Hotels, with interiors designed by Clifford Rip of Suede Interior Design.
As Adina Hobart opens, it not only enhances accommodation options in Hobart but also invites guests to immerse themselves in Tasmania's unique landscapes, potentially boosting local tourism and economy.
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