The hotel has joined the Tapestry Collection by Hilton brand, which is making its debut in the Australian market.
With more than 139 hotels across 16 countries and territories, Tapestry Collection by Hilton is a boutique brand offering unique guest experiences through its properties’ design, decor and artwork.
These hotels provide authentic experiences that encourage local exploration and adventure, with amenities and on-property experiences tailored to each destination.
“The addition of The Motley Hotel Richmond to our Tapestry Collection by Hilton portfolio marks an exciting milestone as we debut this stylish, upscale brand in Australia,” says Alan Watts, president, Asia Pacific, Hilton.
“We are on track to more than triple the number of Tapestry Collection by Hilton properties in Asia Pacific as demand for compelling and distinct lifestyle hotel offerings climbs across the region.
“The Motley Hotel’s unique blend of history, art and modern sophistication perfectly aligns with Hilton’s commitment to offering guests authentic and memorable experiences.”
The Motley Hotel Richmond features 80 bespoke rooms blending historical charm with modern amenities.
“The Motley Hotel is a prime example of a Tapestry Collection by Hilton [property] – a gathering of independent hotels, each with a distinct, individually vibrant personality,” says Alexandra Jaritz, senior vice president, brand management, Asia Pacific, Hilton.
“The spirited food and beverage offerings have become firm favourites with locals, and aptly capture the city’s vibrant food scene with a menu that showcases Melbourne’s seasonal produce and the finest local suppliers.”
Dining options at the hotel include Ms Parker restaurant and Threads Rooftop Bar.
“As a proud Richmond local, I’m thrilled The Motley Hotel offers such a prime location for visitors,” says Geoff Brady, owner, The Motley Hotel Richmond.
“With just four tram stops to the MCG, guests can catch all the action from AFL games and major cricket matches.
“A short walk will take you to AAMI Park … and Rod Laver Arena and Margaret Court Arena for the Australian Open.
“It’s a prime spot for anyone wanting to experience Melbourne’s vibrant sports and entertainment culture.”
