Rooms & Suites
Luxurious retreats crafted for the most discerning guests
Lake Panorama
The Griffin Correspondent Suite
Named in quiet tribute to the visionary planner whose geometric ambitions shaped Canberra's very streets, this corner suite offers unobstructed sightlines across Lake Burley Griffin to the distant Brindabella ranges - a panorama that shifts from violet at dawn to copper at dusk. Original pressed-tin ceilings, restored to their 1920s patina, arc above a hand-carved four-poster bed dressed in 600-thread-count Tasmanian cotton.
Courtyard Outlook
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The Federation Chamber Room
A considered homage to the year 1901, when six colonies became one Commonwealth, this room is lined with framed facsimiles of original federation documents sourced from the National Archives, lending a genuine sense of historical gravity to each stay. Broad sash windows face the hotel's cloistered inner courtyard, where a century-old Manchurian pear tree marks the seasons in slow, unhurried blossom.
Heritage Textile Art
The Limestone Plains Retreat
Before Canberra was mapped or named, the Ngunnawal people knew this high inland plain as a meeting ground - a place where paths converged - and this thoughtfully appointed room honours that layered history through locally commissioned Indigenous textile art hung at the foot of a hand-stitched quilt. Deep thermal-curtained windows keep the notorious Canberra frost at bay through winter nights, while in summer the room captures the cool cross-breeze that rolls off the Molonglo Valley.
