The Henry Jones Art Hotel

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With its creative fusion of modern minimalism, this iconic building on Hobart's waterfront has been creatively transformed into an enthralling hotel. It is unique. Built in 1825, this simple, but beautifully converted sandstone warehouse was once the home of the famous company 'IXL JAM', founded by Sir Henry Jones. Opened in 2004, it has received many international and national awards including Best Superior Accommodation 2010 (AHA National Award). It is one of the few dedicated art hotels in Australia. The Henry Jones Art Hotel comprises of 56 first-class suites, Landscape Restaurant & Grill, Peacock & Jones Restaurant, The IXL Long Bar and The Lounge aswell as several function rooms (catering up to 400 delegates) that showcase original art work by some of Tasmania’s finest visual artists and all of which are available for purchase. The accommodation takes in luxury fittings such as King or Super King size beds with exotic silk covers and ottomans. Most rooms are equipped with European style stainless steel and translucent glass bathrooms surrounded by the rich sandstone walls of the era, and feature harbour or mountain views, while others overlook the stunning glass atrium revealing glimpses of the historic jam factory interior. Complemented by new standards of service and technology, The Henry Jones embodies a distinctive balance of quality and understated style. The Henry Jones represents the modern appeal of hip hotels – cunning industrial edge to minimalist style. Unexpected combinations of art and architecture, amidst seductive echoes of a rich industrial past, define The Henry Jones experience.