The Old Clare Hotel’s original staircase is highlighted with a large geometric lamp.

The C.U.B. suite was once a boardroom, retaining its wood-paneled walls and parquet floors, while a bright floral rug adds a feminine touch.

The brickwork in the ground floor foyer is original from the circa-1915 building, and the property’s two structures are linked via a glass atrium.

Unfinished brick walls juxtapose the modern furnishings in a Clare room.

The restored Clare bar nods to the hotel’s pub history with its 1970s-style yellow and amber glass bar.

The reception foyer, once the pub’s poker machine room, is papered with old band and concert posters.

Showroom suites each feature a bar salvaged from the former brewery building.

Abercrombie rooms, complete with muted tones and freestanding tubs, are enlivened with pops of color from throw pillows and furniture.