4-Star Hotels in Tasmania, Australia

Excellent, hearty and warm service. The airport skybus stop is right in front of the hotel (frequency 40 mins, whole ride 25 mins from or to airport). Room and bed very comfy. Free bottle water and welcome cookies. The trash bins inside the room are too small however. Buffet breakfast is decent too. Locationwise, not the best. No restaurants or groceries nearby (just restaurants inside hotels). Need a bit of walk (5-10 mins) to reach the very centre where the shops are.

I was given the wrong information by the hotel reception. I asked if it was possible to stay overnight at Hobart Airport, and was told yes — based on that, I didn’t book any accommodation in advance. Later, I double-checked and found out overnight stays are not allowed at the airport. Because of this, I had to make a last-minute hotel booking at a much higher cost. This caused unnecessary stress and inconvenience.

Do not stay at this hotel. The walls are paper thin, so you hear EVERYTHING—yes, EVERYTHING, if you know what I mean. The whole setup is bizarre (see photo). Who thought it was a good idea to cram the sink so close to the toilet that your elbow brushes it? Who looked at that and thought, ”Yeah, that’s totally normal and not awkward at all”? The carpet feels soooo dirty, and it’s ridiculous they don’t provide slippers. Actually, they do—but only if you’re willing to pay $6! Oh, and add another $5 for service fee! On top of that, when I asked about why the water in the shower was lukewarm, and the response I got was that it’s because the hotel was at full capacity. How exactly is that my problem?! The receptionist told me to run the water for 10 minutes to ”fix” it… 10 minutes? Really? What happened to being eco-friendly? Honestly, save your money and book somewhere else. It’s incredibly noisy, and you won’t get a peaceful night's sleep here. If I could give this place zero stars, I would. The only redeeming qualities are the fitness center, location and the helpful and very nice staff.

This is the one of the few hotel in Hobart that have triple room. quite a distance (900m) to the regular tour pickup place and the city's main Salamaca Sunday Market. Still within 500M radius, you can easily get food and supplies but bear in mind that shops close early, 6-7pm. After that you have search around the city for a few eateries that still open. So buy any food like bakery and water to store in your room. Otherwise, it is a very good hotel, off the noisy streets. But the HOP-ON-HOP-OFF day pass to visit the city's attractions. Go on trips outside Hobart like Richmond and Mt Willington

The location is very good, and the beach below is also beautiful. If the weather is good or you are brave, you can walk across the sea to the small island on the opposite side. I didn't dare to go because the sea was a bit big that day. Don't hold too high hopes for free penguin viewing at night. The white guy in the hotel was very responsible and chatted with us for almost two hours, but the penguins had to wait until the people who paid to see them finished before they could go. Some people said they saw one, but I didn't see one.

Best hotel in hobart so far i stay. Clean, spacious and just beside woolworths. Can do groceries and foods surround it.

Nice hotel. Free parking, polite and efficient check-in. Very big room with balcony. Tea/coffee facilities. Excellent views. Forgot wallet with lit of cash and cards at the restaurant during the dinner, only remembered next morning. The wallet was handed back to me next day

The location is right in the park. There is a relatively close station where you can take the bus 🚌 for sightseeing. The hotel can buy tickets for you. There are many activities every day that can be booked in advance. We experienced the activity of watching animals at night. If you don’t see anything during the day, you will have a chance at night. It is also a good experience. I highly recommend the hotel’s restaurant. It is the expensive one. It is super delicious 😋 The best lamb I have ever eaten is here. Breakfast is also here. The scenery is not bad. The business is very good. It is a bit tiring to stay for one day. If you have time, I recommend staying for two more days. You can also fish here. There are opportunities to see wild animals around the hotel in the morning and at night. The cabin has a warm house and it is very warm. I recommend this hotel with five stars

The only good thing is that the front desk service is great. The rest are all shortcomings: the room facilities are old and not soundproof, one room is divided into two rooms, the lights are dim, and when you check in, you will find a door in the middle! At this time, I knew something was wrong. As a result, the hard-working people living next door watched the Indian news until after 12 o'clock, and the foreigners next door had a party and danced until 4 o'clock in the morning. There was a lot of car noise outside the window, and the room was completely soundproof! No toothbrush and slippers were provided (you have to ask the front desk yourself). The water in the washbasin is very small, and the toilet is very old. In the name of saving water, they even put a water-saving sign for you.

Excellent location, near shopping malls with supermarket and food joints. Close to pier side restaurant where there's full spectrum of food and beverage restaurants. Five minutes walk to Tasmania tourist promotion center where most of the local tour bus congregate as meeting place.