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Hyatt Hotel Canberra — A Park Hyatt Hotel

Canberra, Australia · Park Hyatt · High Luxury

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Hyatt Hotel Canberra opened on 10 December 1924 as Hostel No. 1, designed by Commonwealth Architect John Smith Murdoch in a Garden Pavilion style that drew on Frank Lloyd Wright's Prairie Houses and the Garden City ideals of Walter Burley Griffin's Canberra plan. Murdoch designed it alongside provisional Parliament House, and the two buildings share an architectural kinship visible today. Closed from 1974, it was restored and reopened under Hyatt management in 1988 and was listed on the Australian Institute of Architects' register of significant buildings.

About Hyatt Hotel Canberra — A Park Hyatt Hotel

History

Originally opened in 1924 as Hostel Canberra, designed by Commonwealth Architect John Smith Murdoch in Prairie style inspired by Tokyo's Imperial Hotel, it served as a political and social hub for parliamentarians until closing in 1974. Restored with Art Deco elements, it reopened in 1988 under Hyatt management as Canberra's only five-star hotel and later became a Park Hyatt, with added ballrooms. Situated in Yarralumla near Lake Burley Griffin, amid diplomatic embassies and parliamentary sights.

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