A former office tower transformed into a
176-room hotel as part of the Canberra’s vibrant urban renewal
program will open next month.
Mantra MacArthur Hotel is located at 219 Northbourne Avenue in Canberra’s inner city suburb of Turner.
The
hotel is located close to the central business district, the
Australian National University and has a light rail stop, which
seamlessly connects the hotel with the city, directly outside the
hotel.
Mantra Group Chief Executive Officer, Bob East
said, “Not only will
Mantra MacArthur Hotel be a major boost for the local economy from
an international and domestic tourism perspective, but it also
supports the local economy by creating numerous long-term
hospitality jobs.”
The opening of the
10-storey Mantra MacArthur Hotel in late September will see Mantra
Group operating just under 500 rooms across four hotels in
Canberra.
A $19 million retrofit has transformed
the office building into a full-service hotel featuring 136 hotel
rooms and 40 suites as well as a brand new Podilato restaurant
and bar serving Greek Mediterranean-style cuisine, a fully
equipped gym, 24-hour reception, secure parking, internet lounge
and express check-out.
The overall design by AMC
Architecture features a modern industrial approach with interiors
of black steelwork, brass, mirrors and stone with areas of exposed
structure such as visible soffit and ductwork in the bar and
restaurant.
To celebrate the opening of Mantra MacArthur
Hotel, guests can stay in a Studio Room from $129* per night
including 1GB Wi-Fi daily, drink voucher on arrival and 12pm late
check-out.
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