Quirky Melbourne property The Jazz Corner Hotel has been snapped up by Minor Hotels, one of the world’s fastest growing hotel groups.
The character-filled hotel will continue to operate under its current name.
It is known for its musical offerings, with both international and domestic live performances almost every night in its Bird’s Basement jazz venue.
Located in Melbourne’s legal district, opposite Flagstaff Gardens and walking distance from the Queen Victoria Markets, the hotel is close to many top restaurants and bars.
It is an easy stroll to some of Melbourne’s best shopping, including Melbourne Central, Emporium Melbourne and Bourke St Mall, and a short distance from the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) and Marvel Stadium for sports fans.
Guests can choose from a range of themed suites with city skyline or park views which pay homage to jazz legends, including the Ella Fitzgerald Studio, the Charlie Parker and the Frank Sinatra King Business Suite. 
All of which include kitchen and dining areas, in-room laundries, mini-bars, designer bathrooms, coffee machines and the latest TV and casting technology.
On-site amenities for the recently refurbed 74-room property include a café and the Mezzanine restaurant & bar for cocktails and casual dining, as well as a fully equipped gym.
“We are excited to add this distinctive property to our Melbourne portfolio,” said Craig Hooley, Chief Operating Officer for Minor Hotels Australia and New Zealand.
“Melbourne is a vibrant city with a dynamic music, nightlife and major events scene, and The Jazz Corner Hotel is ideally situated for travellers to access everything the city has to offer – then unwind whilst enjoying live jazz performances in the comfort of their hotel.”
Minor Hotels is an international hotel owner, operator and investor currently with more than 530 hotels in operation in 56 countries across Asia Pacific, the Middle East, Africa, the Indian Ocean, Europe, South America and North America.
For more information, please visit www.minorhotels.com
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