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HOTEL GRAND CHANCELLOR HOBART

Address: 1 Davey Street, Hobart, TAS 7000
Phone:(03) 6235 4535

Located on Hobart’s picturesque waterfront, Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart provides a central and easily accessible setting for the conference. Positioned within walking distance of Salamanca Place, Constitution Dock and the city’s key dining and cultural precincts, the venue offers delegates a vibrant and convenient event destination.

With modern conference facilities, flexible function spaces and sweeping harbour views, the hotel creates a professional and welcoming environment for scientific sessions, networking and social events throughout the program.

ENVIRONMENT & SUSTAINABILITY

Hotel Grand Chancellor properties throughout Australia and New Zealand recognise that our business have an impact on the environment. We are committed to ensuring that we measure and evaluate our current practices, adopting the most effective policies to minimise our carbon footprint wherever possible.

To ensure sustainable practices in the cities in which we operate, Grand Chancellor Hotels incorporate the following programs:

  • Waste and energy reduction initiatives

  • Water conservation programs

  • Efficient heating and electricity systems

  • Staff training and education in environmental and sustainability practices

  • Recycling programmes - including glass, plastics and paper

  • Preference given to environmentally responsible vendors

  • Green-friendly waste disposal programs, housekeeping practices and laundry options

For conferences and events specifically, the Hobart venue promotes “sustainable meetings” practices. Examples include:

  • use of low-energy LED lighting and efficient building management systems

  • hydro-powered electricity supply (reflecting Tasmania’s renewable energy mix)

  • water-saving fixtures and improved waste-treatment processes

  • elimination of single-use plastics

  • recycling stations for delegates and exhibitors during events
    These initiatives are designed to support environmentally responsible conference delivery.

GETTING HERE

Hobart airport is 15 kilometres from the CBD. Allow 20 minutes by Taxi

Take Holyman Avenue until you come to the Tasman Highway roundabout. At the roundabout take the second exit onto Tasman Highway (for approximately 10 kilometres; please note the speed limit is 110 km) until you come to the end of Tasman Highway. Stay on the left-hand lane (please note speed limit drops to 70 km) as you get to the start and over the Tasman Bridge. Continue on the left lane and take the Hobart City exit off the Tasman Bridge. As you get closer into the city (approximately 2 km’s from the bottom of the Tasman Bridge) get onto the middle lane and soon as you pass the Liverpool Street exit stay on the extreme right-hand side lane. As you progress you will pass a 9/11 wine and bottle shop and soon as you pass Evan Street intersection (this is one corner of the hotel) you begin to see the main entrance driveway of the Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart.

A Taxi would cost approximately $45.00 per transfer from the Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart to the Hobart Airport

airport

The Spirit of Tasmania operates from Melbourne to Devonport and this is often a popular option for visitors seeking to explore more of Tasmania.
For further information, schedule and picing, visit https://www.spiritoftasmania.com.au/

by sea

HOTEL TRANSPORTATION SERVICES

Private or group transfers are available from AU$15.00 Per Person. Minimum numbers apply - visit this website for more information. Alternatively, the hotel’s well-informed Porters desk can book your transport and tours. Please allow ample time to avoid disappointment.
Please note that this is booked directly and not via ASN Events.

Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge the palawa / Pakana people, the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we meet in Hobart, and pay our respects to their Elders past and present. We recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture, and acknowledge that this land was never ceded.

We extend our respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples joining us at this event.