Hobart conferences and events

Plan your next conference or event in the heart of Hobart's cultural city centre.

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    Versatile meeting spaces

    Located in the heart of Hobart’s cultural city centre, RACV Hobart Hotel combines the quality and warmth of old-world charm with the latest conferencing and event facilities. With 4 versatile meeting rooms, flexible break-out areas, and the ability to host events up to 220 delegates.

  • Menu options from RACV Hobart Apartment Hotel

    Fresh menu options

    Power through your day with a considered selection of fresh seasonal produce and crowd-pleasing favourites.

    For more information call RACV Hobart Hotel on 03 6270 8600.

    Power through your day with a considered selection of fresh seasonal produce and crowd-pleasing favourites.

    For more information call RACV Hobart Hotel on 03 6270 8600.

  • The accommodation in RACV Hobart Apartment Hotel

    Premium accommodation

    From deluxe apartments with balconies overlooking Constitution Dock and the Derwent River, to king-bedroom apartments with kitchenettes and hotel-style rooms.

  • Team building activities

    Take a break from the meeting room and boost team morale with a team building activity. Choose from a range of seasonal activities or chat to us about a custom idea.

  • couple enjoying lunch at charcoal restaurant

    Onsite dining and bar

    Cascade On Collins - Cascade on Collins is a historical bar and one of Hobarts hidden gems. Promoting Tasmania’s local spirits, beers, and wines, paired with a modern food offering

    Charcoal Restaurant - RACV Hobart Hotel’s signature restaurant Charcoal is an outstanding contributor to the city’s burgeoning dining scene, showcasing local wineries, seasonal produce and quality seafood

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    Explore locally

    Perched on Australia’s southeastern coast, the lively city of Hobart is a unique mash-up of the 19th and 21st centuries. The waterfront cafes, restaurants and studios of Tasmania’s largest city are housed in centuries-old converted warehouses that overlook a harbour bustling with yachts and fishing boats. An active arts scene, vibrant nightlife and leisurely daytime pace add to the city’s charm.