DoubleTree coming to Hobart

[RooFlyer]

What was to be a new Novotel (right next to a new-ish Ibis Styles) is now going to be a new DoubleTree. First Hilton brand in Hobart,

DoubleTree by Hilton replaces planned Hobart Novotel on Macquarie Street

The $65 million hotel is on track to be completed later this…

pulsetasmania.com.au

Well located in Macquarie Street, about 5-10 mins walk to the docks precinct. Scheduled opening later this year.

 

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A win for Hilton, there are a lot of Accor hotels around the area and the Luxury Collection Tasman can get a bit pricey. A new Doubletree would do I guess.

 

[FishFood]

Might be a dumb question, but will it have an executive lounge?

 

[justinbrett]

Might be a dumb question, but will it have an executive lounge?

It's very rare for a DT to have a lounge.

 

[SeatBackForward]

I actually quite like the DT brand, some are a bit hit and miss, but feel they're good value.

 

[moa999]

very rare for a DT to have a lounge.

Rare in the US.. more common in Asia.
But.. cookies.

Anyhow good to see operators realising not everything has to be an Accor.

 

[SYD]

Rare in the US.. more common in Asia.

Actually, the DT in AMS had a lounge and seperate breakfast area come to think of it?

But.. cookies.

and HBA will be a more suitable climate to receive a warm cookie than say Darwin….

 

[justinbrett]

Rare in the US.. more common in Asia.
But.. cookies.

Anyhow good to see operators realising not everything has to be an Accor.

Sadly anything with the Hilton brand in Australia has jacked up prices for equivalent hotels of other brands.

Maybe relying on inbound US travellers paying in USD.

 

[SYD]

Sadly anything with the Hilton brand in Australia has jacked up prices for equivalent hotels of other brands.

Maybe relying on inbound US travellers paying in USD.

and used to paying US prices - which are out of control!

 

[Port Power]

Sadly anything with the Hilton brand in Australia has jacked up prices for equivalent hotels of other brands.

Maybe relying on inbound US travellers paying in USD.

and used to paying US prices - which are out of control!

So we go back to staying in the quite nice Ibis Styles and shun the inflated prices!
(I did have a fairly enjoyable 8 day and night enforced stay at Ibis Styles a couple of years ago!)