To commemorate its storied past on its 190th birthday, Hadley’s Orient Hotel is embarking on a journey through time, offering unique and enchanting experiences.
Reviving the spirit of Victorian parlour games, Hadley’s is embracing its illustrious heritage with custom-designed playing cards featuring former guests and ornate details of the décor.
With every shuffle of the deck, guests discover moments in Tasmanian history.
Reviving the spirit of Victorian parlour games, Hadley’s is embracing its illustrious heritage with custom-designed playing cards featuring former guests and ornate details of the décor.
With every shuffle of the deck, guests discover moments in Tasmanian history.
Guests are invited to immerse themselves in these captivating tales during Tourism Tasmania’s Off Season with a discounted nightly rate and a limited edition Hadley’s Playing Cards deck.
Through a trail of immersive audio stories, actor Ben Winspear narrates historical events and guests. Custom soundscapes by Tasmanian musicians Emily Sheppard and Yyan Ng enhance the experience. Audio engineering by Al Future brings these stories to life.
The tales regale listeners with stories of roller skating, ice cream, and intrigue. A new tale about Sir Douglas Mawson will be added for this Antarctic Festival.
Hadley’s celebration extends to the Orient Bar with iconic guests honoured in feature cocktails including Grace’s Chase, Amundsen’s Frost and Mawson’s Martinez.
The Orient Bar is open daily from 4pm.
About Hadley’s Orient Hotel Hobart
Built in 1834, Hadley’s Orient Hotel is 4.5 star Victorian-era accommodation nestled in the heart of Hobart, Tasmania. Moments from the CBD and a short stroll from the waterfront and Salamanca Place, this heritage listed hotel will charm you with its careful restoration.
The oldest continuously operating boutique hotel in Tasmania, a unique experience awaits at this local icon. Beautifully restored heritage features, onsite gallery, immersive audio Trail of Terrific Tales, and incredible art surround every guest.
