Adina to expand into Hobart

Go-ahead hotel group TFE will debut its first Adina hotel in Tasmania later this year with the opening of Adina Hobart. 

The new 48-key Adina Hobart will be located within the same mixed-use development as the 142-key Vibe Hobart and will feature a collection of studios, and one- and two-bedroom apartments with the ability to interconnect into three-bedroom spaces.

Known for contemporary design, spacious living, and flexible apartment accommodation, Adina’s continued growth across Australia and beyond reflects the strength of a brand that understands modern travellers, says TFE Hotels’ Group Chief Operating Officer Chris Sedgwick.

“As we expand our global footprint, we’re seeing increasing demand for apartment style hotels that offer the space, flexibility, and contemporary design that Adina does so well," Seddwick says.

"With every new opening, whether here at home or in key international cities, Adina anchors our premium offering and showcases the best of Australian hospitality on the world stage.”

The new Hobart property will provide extra rooms in a Tasmanian market that desperately needs extra room space. Tasmania’s capital is experiencing the highest visitor numbers on record, with 1.36 million visitors welcomed in 2025.

Adina Hobart is expected to welcome guests in the second half of this year.

Adina guests will have full access to the Vibe on-site amenities including Belvedere restaurant and bar, conferencing facilities, pool and gym.

“With Adina Hobart, we wanted to craft a hotel that feels intrinsically connected to Tasmania," said developer Richard Doedens.

"As such, the palette, the textures, and the organic forms all draw from the quiet beauty of the eucalypt forests that define so much of the state’s landscape.

“Our design approach also focuses on warmth and comfort, while still delivering the sophistication expected of an Adina. And, by anchoring the interiors in natural materials and rounded, calming shapes, we’ve created a place that feels both grounded and elevated.”