The Motley Hotel Richmond has joined the Tapestry Collection by Hilton, marking the debut of the brand in Australia.

The hotel, which opened 18 months ago, is located in the historic Federation Terraces of Bridge Road in the Melbourne suburb of Richmond. It is housed in a building made famous by seamstress Mary Parker.

Celebrated for its distinctly Melbourne vibe, its interiors are a fusion of bold design, playful textures, and a deep connection to the city’s creative heart.

The Motley offers:

• 80 bespoke rooms, each curated to reflect Melbourne’s arts scene;
• Ms Parker, a restaurant celebrating the city’s food scene and featuring a menu that showcases the region’s seasonal produce and local suppliers;
• Threads Rooftop Bar, an open-air escape offering a curated cocktail list;
• and access to a nearby fitness centre/gym.

“The addition of The Motley Hotel Richmond to our Tapestry Collection by Hilton portfolio marks an exciting milestone as we debut this stylish, upscale brand in Australia,” said Alan Watts, president, Asia Pacific, Hilton. “We are on track to more than triple the number of Tapestry Collection by Hilton properties in Asia Pacific as demand for compelling and distinct lifestyle hotel offers continues to climb across the region. The Motley Hotel’s unique blend of history, art, and modern sophistication perfectly aligns with Hilton’s commitment to offering guests authentic and memorable experiences and we look forward to sharing all that The Motley has to offer in this highly desirable destination.”

Geoff Brady, owner, The Motley Hotel Richmond, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, said, “As a proud Richmond local, I’m thrilled that The Motley Hotel offers such a prime location for visitors. With just four tram stops to the MCG, guests can catch all the action from AFL games and major cricket matches. A short walk will take you to AAMI Park, home of the Melbourne Storm and Melbourne Victory, where rugby and soccer fans get their fix. And for tennis lovers, both Rod Laver Arena and Margaret Court Arena host the world-renowned Australian Open. These iconic venues also transform into stages for the biggest concerts and events throughout the year. It’s a prime spot for anyone wanting to experience Melbourne’s vibrant sports and entertainment culture.”