Federation Concert Hall at Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart

A truly flexible and square ballroom that can cater to a variety of events. Whether you need space for 80 trade booths, a gala dinner for 750 guests, a plenary session for 1,650 attendees, or a mixed-use breakout area, this ballroom is perfect.

The Grand Ballroom is all about flexibility. It can easily transform from a plenary session to three equal-sized breakout rooms in no time, thanks to its operable walls. This versatile and modern event space ticks all the boxes.

Flexible is a great word to describe the Grand Ballroom. With the ability to split the full ballroom into three equal sized spaces, the uses for this space are endless. Great for use as a plenary space, concurrent room, board meeting, workshop space or dinner. You have the ability to use one or two sections or the full ballroom depending on your event needs.

Flexible is a great word to describe the Grand Ballroom. With the ability to split the full ballroom into three equal sized spaces, the uses for this space are endless. Great for use as a plenary space, concurrent room, board meeting, workshop space or dinner. You have the ability to use one or two sections or the full ballroom depending on your event needs.

Overlooking Hobart's stunning waterfront, Harbour View One offers a breathtaking view through its floor-to-ceiling glass walls. This space brings the waterfront ambiance indoors, creating a memorable event experience.

Featuring floor to ceiling glass overlooking Hobart’s waterfront, Harbour View Two is a must-use event space. The mix of natural light and stunning vistas creates an inviting atmosphere, making it a popular choice.

As one of the smaller support rooms on the Mezzanine Level, Chancellor Room 4 is a versatile and practical meeting space that supports your event needs.

This smaller support room is perfect for board meetings, small training groups, assessments or ad-hoc office space for larger events.

Located on the ground level, Chancellor Room 6 provides more space to accommodate meetings with a bit more room to move. Its pillar design creates informal breakout spaces.