Henry Jones Art Hotel

BOOKINGS OPEN 12 NOON AEDT, THURSDAY 6 OCTOBER, 2022

Architect: Unknown (1820s), Circa Morris-Nunn Chua Architects (2004)

English novelist Anthony Trollope once wrote that Tasmania should make jam for all the world. Henry Jones did just that, and now his iconic IXL jam factory is a world class hotel that marries 19th century industrial design with contemporary architecture and an impressive collection of Tasmanian art.

The hotel is part of a unified group of nine connected, mainly three-storey, stone warehouses with roofs, constructed from 1826 onwards. Features include arched goods entries and Georgian-style windows. Edwardian buildings comprise two cold stores and six-bay warehouse. Located in the Hunter Street precinct, the hotel blends modernity with an industrial past. Previously, the buildings housed warehouses, barracks, hotels, and a slum.

Join us for a guided tour with the wonderful storytellers at The Henry Jones Art Hotel and take a step through the past and present history of this unique site.

Tours: Saturday 12 + Sunday 13 November, 11 am, 12 pm and 1 pm

Duration: 50 minutes

Accessibility: Stair access only. Paid meter parking is available on Hunter Street and Evans Street (Red Square) car park.

Note: Tour departs outside on Hunter Street. Please do not gather inside the venue.