Best Hobart Hotels

The location is great, the environment is great, but toothpaste, toothbrush and slippers are not provided, shower is inconvenient, and the cost performance is not high.

We only spent one night here but it was a pleasant stay. The location is great and there are restaurants, shops and supermarkets around the neighborhood. One thing that we liked the most is the design of the toilet, though we didn’t take any pictures of it. The toilet is spacious and designed in a modern and relaxed way.

The house is over 170 years old and is relatively well-maintained. However, there are inevitable inconveniences of old houses, such as the lack of an elevator. Hygiene: It is quite clean and overall refreshing. Service: The front desk closes at 5 o'clock, and the key is in the password box. You can ask for the password by sending an email or calling the phone on the door. Two breakfasts were given, which were quite rich, including croissant yogurt, fruit coffee, etc.

A hotel where Muming came to live, the room was large, there was a refrigerator inside, there was a lot of food in it, all were paid for consumption, and it was difficult for me to buy a bottle of milk. The hotel is very close to the pier. The airport bus has a stop at the door. Ask the front desk for the departure time. It is very convenient to rush to the airport.

Stayed here for 2 nights. Location is excellent in city centre with plenty of amenities around the hotel. Room is clean, spacious and installed with AC that comes with heater function to warm the room. The front-office staffs are very friendly and helpful. Special thanks to Tin and Antonia who went the extra mile to solve my car park issue. Highly recommended and will return for my next visit to Hobart.

Stayed in a one bedroom apartment it was spacious and clean. Lawrence on reception was terrific very helpful and friendly. Couple of small things, when we booked we asked to be away from the lifts, and we were right beside the lift. Road/ street noise was not good if your a light sleeper. Car park is limited so book early. No toaster in the unit, Lawrence was going to try and fix this. Walking distance to shops and restaurants. Banjos bakery across the road. Bus stop out the front. Very central for travellers.

Free parking. About ten minutes walk from the bazaar, eliminating the embarrassment of finding a parking space. The disadvantages are obvious. This is an old house with a history of more than 100 years, made into a hotel. There is heating and air conditioning. The windows in my bedroom don't seem to close. The passing of the car can be heard more clearly. No deposit is required, and kitchen items are free to eat and use. The man looking at the house has bad ears. The old house is a bit interesting.

The room is clean and well-organized, with all the basic amenities provided. The bed is comfortable, the bathroom is clean with hot water available, and the air conditioning works well. There are no issues with noise, making it a great choice for those who spend most of their time outside and need a convenient place to rest and shower. The location is good and easily accessible, offering great value for the price.

I went to Tasmania for a few days from Sydney, because I especially chose to go to the market on Saturday to choose this hotel. The whole is very fond of, the opening of the window is the port, the scenery is really beautiful, the blue sky and the white clouds can see people drinking coffee very comfortable, the room is also very large, relatively clean, this hotel is below the bar, but our room is inside So it’s not noisy. The market on Saturday will be able to arrive in two or three minutes. The breakfast in the morning is very delicious. I like it overall, but the door in the room is unlocked and there is no safety chain. What makes me depressed is that the door key of my room can open the access door on the second floor of the lobby staircase. Is it possible for all the keys of the guest who can open the outer door of the second floor to open my door lock? ?