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Hilton Hotels & Resorts has announced the signing of Hilton Canberra Manuka, a 184-room hotel expected to open in early 2027 at 15–17 Franklin Street, Manuka.

The hotel will introduce the flagship Hilton Hotels & Resorts brand to Australia’s national capital.

“The signing of Hilton Canberra Manuka represents an important milestone in Hilton’s growth across Australasia and brings our flagship brand to Australia’s national capital,” Hilton Australasia director of development Tushar Raniga said. “With its location in one of Canberra’s most established precincts and proximity to key government, diplomatic, corporate and leisure demand drivers, the hotel is well positioned to welcome guests travelling for a wide range of occasions.”

Hilton signed a franchise deal with ICC Development Group to open the hotel. Directly opposite Manuka Oval, the property will cater to government, corporate, diplomatic, sporting and leisure travellers and will offer convenient access to Parliament House, the Parliamentary Triangle, Canberra’s embassy district, the Barton business precinct and major cultural attractions.

“Bringing Hilton’s flagship brand to Manuka is a significant milestone for ICC Development Group,” ICC Development Group CEO Harrold Dakin said. “The hotel is expected to support approximately 100–120 ongoing full-time, part-time and casual positions, creating local employment and career opportunities across hospitality and hotel management.”

Hotel highlights

• The hotel will have 184 guest rooms, including eight suites, with standard rooms ranging from 32 to 45 square metres
• An all-day dining restaurant and bar
• A ballroom and a multifunction space that divides into four rooms, catering for everything from executive meetings to private celebrations
• Fitness and wellness facilities, a sauna and a pool
• Executive lounge: a dedicated lounge for eligible guests

Guests will be within easy reach of the National Gallery of Australia, the National Museum of Australia and Questacon.

“It is great to see major international hotel brands demonstrating their confidence in Canberra,” Accommodation Australia CEO James Goodwin said. “This significant investment is a welcome boost for the capital and sends a positive signal about the strength and long-term potential of the local accommodation market.”

The news marks a milestone for Canberra as a strong vote of confidence in the city’s tourism future.

“Hilton’s decision to establish its first hotel in Canberra is a strong vote of confidence in our city and its tourism future,” ACT Chief Minister and Minister for Tourism and Events Andrew Barr said. “This significant commitment will create jobs, strengthen our tourism and hospitality sector, and help attract more visitors, major events and business opportunities.”