Skip to main content

SUITE 1: ROBIN WALLACE-CRABBE

By Anonymous

 SUITE 1: ROBIN WALLACE-CRABBE

Enter Nude With Black – the stunning artwork of prolific artist Robin Wallace-Crabbe taking pride of place in Suite 1.


Since 1960, Wallace-Crabbe’s works have adorned many public collections at the Australian National Gallery, Art Gallery of Western Australia, Art Gallery of South Australia, Art Gallery of New South Wales, National Portrait Gallery, and many regional art galleries and universities – bearing testament to his profound contribution to the country’s cultural landscape. 


His work now adorns the walls of this suite, which is located on the hotel’s garden level and offers access fittings in the bathroom. Opening directly into the outdoor courtyard, it boasts a magnificent flagstone floor dating back to the 1860s, and is suitable for guests with accessibility requirements.


Wallace-Crabbe’s works have never explored one set genre. Elements of abstraction and realism tend to find their way on the canvas, while diverse concepts are made manifest through his pastel drawings and sculptures.


We offer a risk free booking guarantee. You will be refunded the total room rate if you advise us of cancellation 48 hours prior to arrival. To view booking terms and conditions click here.




GUEST ACCESS

  • Room key provided by Guest Experience located in lobby upon check-in.

  • Hotel lobby doors (View Street entrance) are open during business hours.

  • Hotel car park door access & after hours entrance is via the numeric code provided in the pre-arrival SMS.

SIZE

  • 53m2 approx

AMENITIES

  • King sized bed

  • Free Parking for one vehicle

  • Minibar

  • Fellow Stagg EKG Kettle

  • Mini fridge with complimentary water & soft drinks

  • Air conditioning – heating & cooling

  • Smart TV with Netflix

  • WiFi

  • Nespresso Machine with Padre coffee pods

  • Tea & milk

  • Iron

  • Joseph Joseph folding table top ironing board

  • Clothes rack

  • Kitchenette

  • Microwave

  • Dishes and cutlery

BED AND BATH

  • Accessible Shower & Seat

  • Toilet with assistance bar

  • Salus Body Wash

  • Salus Nourishing Shampoo

  • Salus Nourishing Conditioner

  • Salus Hydrating Hand Wash

  • Salus Hand & Cuticle Cream

  • Towels

  • Bath Mat

  • Face towels

  • Hairdryer

  • Toilet Paper

  • Tissues

  • Bathrobes x 2

PET FRIENDLY

  • Pet Friendly King Suite

ACCESSIBILITY

  • Accessible Shower

  • Shower Seat

  • Toilet with assistance bar

OTHER

  • Own entrance and exit

  • Ground Floor – no steps

  • Kitchenette

  • Courtyard & Rosalind Park Views

  • All Ernest suites are non smoking rooms.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

The 5 Best Things To Do in Moss Vale, NSW

By Anonymous
Plan A Holiday You Will Never Forget In Moss Vale, NSW Moss Vale, NSW, is a picturesque town, located in the Southern Highlands, roughly 120km southwest of Sydney. More and more visitors are discovering its breathtaking scenery, sprawling gardens, fine dining, and unique shopping experiences. The best route in the car is to take the M5 towards Canberra and turn off at Mittagong. Public transit is also a great option and easy to do by train from Central Station to Bowral and then take a short bus ride to Moss Vale. Both modes of transportation roughly take two hours from start to finish. Read on and discover the five best things to do during your Moss Vale weekend getaway. The 5 Things You Need To Do On A Moss Vale, NSW Holiday Once you arrive, explore the town on foot or rent a bike to take advantage of the scenic bike trails. Any one of these fun experiences will make Moss Vale a truly memorable adventure. 1. Leighton Gardens For guests that are fans of beautiful gardens and stunning...
Post a Comment
Read more

Melbourne to Castlemaine Day Trip: Scenic Stops and Hidden Gems in Victoria’s Goldfields

By Anonymous
 Escape the urban hustle by exploring Victoria's charming towns just outside Melbourne. Embarking on a day trip from Melbourne to Castlemaine unveils the beauty of the Goldfield region. This journey not only introduces you to Victoria's hidden treasures but also allows you to pause along the way, embracing the allure of nature. Whether you're drawn to landscapes, nature, art, or culture, this one-day excursion through Melbourne's scenic surroundings provides an ideal getaway, be it a solo adventure or shared with friends and loved ones. Traveling from Melbourne to Castlemaine covers approximately 129 kilometers, requiring about 1 hour and 20 minutes by road, subject to traffic conditions. Opting for the Calder Freeway and Midland Highway route by car extends the journey to nearly 1 hour and 30 minutes. Alternatively, the VLine Train presents a traffic-free option, taking around 1 hour and 30 minutes from Melbourne's Southern Cross Station to Castlemaine. Operating ...
Post a Comment
Read more

Tulip Time 2023: Bowral's Annual Festival Returns in 2023

By Anonymous
 The Bowral Tulip Festival was started in 1961 by resident Ada Corbett. No one could have predicted the success of her corner flower lot, which has bloomed to over 100,000 tulips annually in the Southern Highlands.  Learn more about the Tulip Festival in Bowral, including its expansive history, schedule, and upcoming ticket prices.  Everything You Need To Know About The Bowral Tulip Festival 2023 In 1961, Ada Corbett petitioned to reserve a small square on an empty corner block as a town park. She planted and nurtured 500 tulips to the awe and praise of her neighbors and garnered the attention of local photographers.  Sixty-two years later, Ada’s corner lot has evolved into Corbett Gardens, a popular tourist destination in the Southern Highlands. The annual tulip festival in Bowral features 100,000 tulips featuring various colors, shapes, and origins.  When is the Tulip Festival in Bowral? The Bowral Tulip Festival takes place every spring in the Southern Highl...
Post a Comment
Read more