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The Motley Hotel Richmond, first local signing by Hilton’s Tapestry Collection

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Published on: 29th August 2024 at 9:40 AM
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Hilton today announced the signing of The Motley Hotel Richmond, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, marking the brand’s debut in Australia.

Signed as part of a franchise agreement with Amber Property Group, the 80-room hotel is located in the heart of Richmond’s historic Bridge Road, within walking distance of a variety of restaurants, bars, and the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Rising above the charming Federation terraces once occupied by the local seamstress and costumier, Mary Parker, The Motley Hotel features a fun and eclectic style. Guests can enjoy modern amenities, including an on-site rooftop bar and restaurant and one meeting space, blending contemporary comfort with a touch of historical charm.

“This new brand entry will enrich Hilton’s diverse portfolio in Australasia as we bring new brands to new markets across the Asia Pacific. The addition of the Motley Hotel Richmond, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, reflects Hilton’s commitment to accelerate its lifestyle category growth,” area vice president APAC and head of Australasia, Hilton, Paul Hutton, said.

The Motley’s quirky style.

The hotel joins a global portfolio of over 135 Tapestry Collection by Hilton hotels, each with a unique and vibrant personality shaped by elevated design and locally inspired food and beverage, offering guests authentic experiences.

“We are witnessing a growing demand for our lifestyle brands across Australasia, as travelers increasingly seek distinctive and locally inspired stays,” said Tushar Raniga, director development, Australasia. “The conversion of The Motley Hotel into a Tapestry Collection by Hilton property will undoubtedly meet the expectations of guests looking for truly authentic and unique travel experiences when visiting Melbourne.”

The Motley Hotel Richmond owners, Geoff and Rachael Brady, said they were incredibly excited to announce the signing of the hotel as part of the Tapestry Collection by Hilton.

“This partnership marks a significant milestone for Amber Property Group and highlights our commitment to delivering exceptional hospitality experiences,” they said.

“By aligning our services with Hilton’s renowned standards, we aim to provide guests with unparalleled comfort and modern amenities. We look forward to welcoming visitors to experience the eclectic charm and hospitality that The Motley Hotel embodies, making it a must-visit destination in Melbourne.”

Feature image: The Tigers room at the Motley.

The Motley.

 

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