The Tally-Ho complex in the 3000-block of Douglas Street will shut down operations this February. The hotel component was closed last October. Google
Tally-Ho complex to close after 56-years in business
MIKE KOZAKOWSKI, CITIFIED.CA
Published January 30, 2017
After 56-years the storied Tally-Ho Hotel complex in the 3000-block of Douglas Street will be shutting down operations at the end of February, according to an announcement issued by management.
Dubbed Farewell Month, the Tally-Ho's Tally-Ho Sports Bar and Grill and The Hideaway café will host a series of events throughout February centred around live music and televised sporting events.
The first phase of the Tally-Ho’s closure took effect last October when its 50-plus hotel rooms were taken off the market and hotel operations ceased. Management continued to operate the hotel's accompanying sports bar and the café, however.
Future plans for the property have yet to be revealed. C
Stay on top of local real-estate news with Citified's Insider Report newsletter. Click here to subscribe.
© Copyright 2016 by Citified.ca. All rights reserved.
Article resources
- Follow the latest on the Tally-Ho property on VibrantVictoria
- Looking for a new-build home or commercial space in Victoria? Use Citified to research new-build condos, rentals and commercial spaces
- Follow Citified on Twitter
- Connect with Citified on Facebook:
You may be interested in:
Two 21-storey 'stacked box' towers pitched for 800-blocks of Yates and Johnson streets
Comments
STAY CONNECTED TO CITIFIED