Kingston Hotel
A vibrant dining destination where guests and locals mingle.





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A relaxed pocket of the venue where sport, conversation and casual play blend into the everyday rhythm of the pub.

The Games Corner

A close-up of the illuminated bar shelving, where refined detailing elevates the everyday ritual of pouring a drink.

Arched Bottlescape

A refined dining nook layered in deep greens, soft curves, and ambient lighting.

Classic Dining

A warm, tactile composition of Safi clay tiles, engineered stone, and dark oak stools, anchored by a softly illuminated bar display.

Bar Detail

A relaxed sports lounge combining upholstered comfort, classic timber stools and a bold patterned carpet. Layered materials, muted colours and multiple screens shape an easygoing environment designed for long stays, casual gatherings and an uninterrupted view of the action.

The Sports Lounge

A calm and contemporary bistro space defined by chevron timber flooring, classic bentwood chairs and crisp stone-look tabletops. Gentle colour blocking, soft drapery and warm lighting create an inviting dining room that balances familiarity with a refined, modern edge.

Bistro Dining area

A soft, moody dining corner layered with panelling, muted greens and tailored banquette seating.

Dining Intimate Seating

A refined private dining space centred around a sculpted stone-look table and enveloped in soft drapery.

The private dining

A renewed entry sequence pairs crisp geometry with improved accessibility, giving the hotel frontage a contemporary, guest-friendly identity.

Entrance

The Kingston Hotel’s historic façade holds its Art Deco bones with pride. Fresh midnight-blue brickwork, crisp white trims and subtle geometric detailing frame the venue’s new life, signalling a revitalised hospitality destination while honouring its place in the local streetscape.

The exterior

A refined yet approachable bar anchored by fluted timber, softly lustred tiles and arched illuminated shelves. Warm lighting, classic bentwood stools and patterned mosaic flooring create a contemporary hospitality setting with an unmistakable Tasmanian pub soul.

The Main Bar

A circular wall opening frames a precise glimpse of the bar, transforming a functional threshold into a sculptural moment.

Bar Vista Through Circular Aperture

A lively, contemporary sports bar with warm timber tones, patterned flooring and a long, tiled bar front. Classic bentwood stools, robust materials and layered lighting create a relaxed, social atmosphere built for all-day dining, casual drinks and high-energy match nights.

The Sports Bar

Guests enjoying signature drinks against the warm glow of the refurbished Kingston bar.

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London
The Ministry,
79-81 Borough Road,
London SE1 1DN, United Kingdom
44 20740 36132

Sydney
Level 3, 223 Liverpool St
Darlinghurst NSW 2010 Australia
61 29319 0933