Richmond's Amora Herencia Riverwalk Melbourne has officially reopened, marking a significant transformation from its previous incarnation as Amora Riverwalk Melbourne. The 4.5-star hotel, situated in a former tram depot along the Yarra River, now offers 45 newly designed guest rooms, crafted in collaboration with SORA Interior Architecture and Design. This relaunch embraces the concept of "Herencia," meaning heritage, inheritance, and legacy, reflecting both the site's historical roots and the Siriphatrawan family's multi-generational ownership.

The hotel's redesign combines heritage elements with contemporary aesthetics, creating a unique atmosphere that is both sophisticated and inviting. The new guest rooms feature bespoke furnishings and layered textures, whilst subtle nods to the building's industrial past are woven into the design. The hotel also caters to families with its new Deluxe Double Rooms and offers complimentary dining for children under six at the daily buffet breakfast.

Amora Herencia Riverwalk Melbourne aims to attract both interstate visitors and locals with a variety of tailored accommodation packages. These include seasonal sporting getaways and Park and Stay offers, positioning the hotel as a convenient city staycation option.

The relaunch event was attended by corporate guests, partners, and VIPs, featuring a champagne reception and live entertainment. Earp Siriphatrawan, CEO of Amora Hotels and Resorts, highlighted the significance of the launch coinciding with the birthday anniversary of his late father and founder, Dr. Tanapun Siriphatrawan, marking 29 years of Amora Hotels & Resorts' growth in the hospitality industry

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