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A large, two-story building with a symmetrical facade, a central entrance, and a gravel pathway leading to it.

Prospect Country House

Richmond

10/10 Excellent

FamilyEdwards

A modern lounge area with sofas arranged around a central stone fireplace, a unique ceiling design with hanging elements, and a view of the outside through large windows.

MACq 01 Hotel

Hobart Central Business District

10/10 Excellent

This must be one of the most interesting hotels to stay in all the world with this amazing theme of story telling. Everything about it was fabulous from checkin to checkout. We only stayed one night but wished we had planned for longer. Why? The roo was enormous, well equipped and with a great bed and bedding. The view over the waterfront was sensational. It was so quiet at night so great sleep. The evening meal was very high quality from a sensibly short menu but with a good wine list. ...

Andrew

A waterfront hotel with a rooftop seating area, a marina, and a view of the cityscape.

The Tasman, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Hobart

Hobart Central Business District

10/10 Excellent

Sandra

A rustic wooden building with a sloped roof and a small window. In front, there is a gravel path leading to an open doorway, flanked by potted plants.

Elm Cottage Barn

Oatlands

10/10 Excellent

Anonymous traveller

A room with a view of a body of water, a chair, a table with a vase, and a window with frosted glass.

Grande Vue Private Hotel

Battery Point

10/10 Excellent

Patricia

An outdoor dining area with wooden beams, potted plants, and a chalkboard sign indicating dinner starts at 6pm.

The Henry Jones Art Hotel

Hobart Central Business District

10/10 Excellent

The Henry Jones Art Hotel has a fantastic location right by Elizabeth Street Pier, and is surrounded by a plethora of seafood restaurants - it’s conveniently located for walking around the docks and/or Hobart city centre. The room was great, and the reception staff were excellent - I needed a couple of documents to be printed and (later) scanned to PDF, and the staff were very helpful. Metered street parking is available, but at A$35 per night we took advantage of the hotel’s valet parking...

Andrew

A person cooking with flames on a stove in a dimly lit room.

Wrest Point

Sandy Bay

10/10 Excellent

We had a lovely room. We were fortunate to be upgraded to a harbour view. The room was very comfortable. However we do have some reservations about how the staff communicate with each other in an emergency situation. We were there when water was pouring from a sprinkler being set off and causing flooding on 2nd floor, reception area , the lift shafts and one emergency fire exit. Being pensioners we struggled to get cases down the emergency stairs and it was difficult to find help. There did not...

Carolyn

A multi-level atrium with open spaces, seating areas, and a central garden.

Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart

Hobart Central Business District

10/10 Excellent

Carol

A well-maintained garden with a fountain, neatly trimmed hedges, and a variety of plants.

The Lodge on Elizabeth

North Hobart

10/10 Excellent

K M

A wooden cabin with a porch, a bench, and a decorative wooden panel.

Hideaway Studio Accommodation

Lindisfarne

8/10 Good

Paul

A RACV Hotel with a modern glass facade and a traditional stone building adjacent to it.

RACV Hobart Hotel

Hobart Central Business District

10/10 Excellent

Louise

A dining table with a view of a cityscape and a body of water.

Lenna of Hobart

Battery Point

10/10 Excellent

A well located hotel with great views of the harbour ( well from our room ) and a few minutes walk from Salamanca and it shops and the historic area of Battery Point The hotel has been sensitively extended with large rooms arranged around an internal and partly open courtyard The original building is magnificent and must have been one of best buildings in Hobart The booklet given to us details its history It’s a shame that the Alexander restaurant decor from the 70s has been replaced by a...

Geoffrey