Rooms & Suites
Luxurious retreats crafted for the most discerning guests
Mountain Sightline
Brindabella Outlook Studio
Floor-to-ceiling glazing frames an unobstructed sightline toward the Brindabella Mountains, shifting from pale gold at dawn to deep violet well after sundown. The room's palette - raw concrete panels offset by hand-woven wool textiles sourced from Snowy Mountains producers - keeps the visual temperature low and the sense of space surprisingly generous for a studio footprint.
Private Terrace
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Griffin Terrace Suite
Named after the architect whose competition-winning plan gave Canberra its distinctive geometry, this suite features a private terrace wide enough for a proper outdoor working setup or an evening meal for two beneath the ACT's reliably clear sky. Inside, the furniture is low-slung and angular - a deliberate nod to mid-century governmental architecture - with a reading alcove built directly into the eastern wall where morning light arrives with unusual precision.
270° Capital View
Capital Penthouse
Occupying the building's uppermost corner, this two-bedroom penthouse offers a 270-degree sweep across Lake Burley Griffin, the Parliamentary Triangle, and the distant Tidbinbilla hills - a perspective that makes Canberra's planned grandeur immediately legible. The kitchen is fully equipped with induction surfaces and a prep island sized for serious cooking, while the separate media room runs a 4K laser projection system across a four-metre screen that doubles as a presentation wall for guests who arrive with work in mind.
