Best West Hobart Hotels

"The hotel room is more general, the facilities are simple and the price is low. But the buffet on the first floor of the hotel is not bad, 35 knives for adults, 15 knives for children, 85 knives for a family of three, great prawn and all kinds of delicious food. Some foods taste more than the buffet at the wrest point hotel in the same city, but others Children under the age of five are free. The hotel is on a very high hillside, overlooking Hobart's night view and sunrise is good, taking a few photos in the window, ok."

"A very good hotel. The proprietress is Chinese, there is no communication barrier, and she is very kind. Introducing a remarkable cave very close to Port Arthur, with absolutely unbeatable sea views. The room is very clean and equipped with a microwave, toaster, refrigerator, tableware, etc. It is very convenient for families to travel. You can see the sea view from the hotel. Self-driving parking in Hobart is troublesome. Even if you pay, parking on the roadside is generally limited to 1 or 2 hours. The parking fee for other hotels is AUD 28 a day, and they can park for free. Even if the parking space is full, there is no charge for parking on the road in front of the door. It takes 5 minutes to drive to the city center. The walk is only 1.5km, but the slope of the road is very steep and the walk is a bit tiring."

"Hotel location is at the mid of peak. It overlooks the whole city, beautiful scenery. They have table tennis, swimming pool and laundry service. Good for kids and families. We bought seafood and steak to cook in-house. The cooking facilities were well equipped. We did enjoy the stay there!"

"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 front desk is welcoming and the hotel has no elevator! You need to lift your luggage up and down yourself! There is no place for luggage in the room. The bed was comfortable, and the oil stain on the cover was poor. The bath water is very good, that is, the place is a bit small, and people who need a small shower. The bathroom is quite large, and the non-stop work beside the bed is a bit annoying! The water next door feels flowing from this room, and the whole four or five kinds of noise are annoying. The room facilities are a bit dated, after all, the price is there. Personal feeling is just suitable for sleeping at night!"

"The old couple, Jeff & Julie, was very polite and knew that when I first came to Hobart, I took a map and introduced the surrounding environment and how to get to the main attractions. The hotel layout is very British and exquisite. One person has set a minimum room and is enough. Two people may need to be bigger."

"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."

"Just like other DoubleTree by Hilton hotels, this new hotel in Hobart provides excellent room and breakfast experience. We were always greeted & served by service oriented staff, & the signature welcome chocolate cookie was yummy. There was a free upgrade to a bigger room & it was so spacious & comfortable. Love the amenities in room as well as the complimentary coffee & tea bags. Breakfast was of great quality, didn't regret adding it to my booking. If we had to nitpick, location was a bit off from the main action near Franklin Square, but it wasn't too bad, about 10-15 min walk. Overall, it was a wonderful 2-night stay & I'd love to stay here again if I return to Hobart!"

"The room was very nice, the boss was very nice, and he also provided a rich breakfast. It is also very convenient to go to various tourist attractions. It's also very close to the city. The overall feeling of staying here is very relaxing!"