MONA Pavilion
At A GlanceSleep over at MONA, Tasmania’s infamous Museum of Old and New Art. Perched on the banks of the Derwent River, just 20-minutes’ drive from Hobart city centre, the MONA Pavilions combine ultra-contemporary style, original art, a winery, award-winning restaurant and alternative festivals into one unforgettable accommodation. Choose from eight bold pavilions, each named after an influential artist or architect, and featuring artworks from the MONA collection. This is one for culture vultures, gourmets, gadget heads and style fiends.
* The accommodation rating and pricing is a guide only, reviewed by Onlyluxe Travel Experts. Please note that pricing can change at any time. Please contact us for exact pricing and more information. | Check In: 15:00Check Out: 11:00Closest Airports: Hobart AirportNearby Landmarks: MONA, Moorilla WineryPool: Yes |
LocationMONA Pavilions are located on the banks of the Derwent River, 20-minutes’ drive or 25-minutes’ ferry from Hobart city centre. The closest airport is Hobart Airport (HBA).
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Super Flashy PavilionsChoose from eight super flashy pavilions, each named after an influential Australian artist or architect, and featuring artworks from the MONA collection. Common features include luxurious bedding in the configuration of your choice, ensuite bathroom with Aesop products, wine bar stocked with Moorilla wine and Moo Brew beer (for purchase), wireless touch panels for climate control, information, and entertainment and personal security screen (to avoid visitors you don’t like!) |  |
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A Taste Of TasmaniaGrab a table at The Source Restaurant to experience seasonal Tasmanian dining at its finest. Settle in for sweeping views, lush and living moss and herb tables, an award-winning wine list and impeccable service. Lunch and dinner specialities include Ocean Trout with borlotti beans, spring bay mussels and kimchi, and Lamb Collar with harissa, spelt, eggplant, almonds and salt bush. If you’re looking for something a little more casual, head into Faro Bar and Restaurant for sumptuous share plates, or Heavy Metal Kitchen for food straight off the outdoor firepit.
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The Art Of Wine & BeerMONA shares its grounds with Moorilla Estate, one of Tasmania’s oldest wineries. Drink the range at Mona’s bars and restaurants or hit the cellar door for a tasting. Wherever you go, you’ll enjoy small batch premium wines made from estate grown fruit. If that isn’t enough, MONA also boasts a brewery – Moo Brew Beer – that makes seven beers year-round, plus one or two seasonals. No preservatives, no additives. |  |
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Museum Of Old & NewBuilt by David Walsh to house his collection of ancient, modern and contemporary art, MONA is Australia’s largest museum and the largest privately funded museum in the Southern Hemisphere. Noted for its central themes of death and sex, the museum has been described by Walsh as a ‘subversive adult Disneyland’. Spend hours exploring over 1,900 artistic works, which have included Sidney Nolan’s Snake (Australia’s largest modernist artwork), Wim Delvoye’s Cloaca Professional (a machine which replicates the human digestive system), and Stephen Shanabrook’s On the road to heaven the highway to hell (the remains of a suicide ... |
