Beach Hotels in Tasmania, Australia

Since other room types were fully booked, I ended up reserving a motel-style room in the annex building. The annex doesn't have an elevator and you have to walk down, which initially felt a bit eerie. However, I later found out the room had a window facing a courtyard, so it turned out to be okay. The facilities are quite basic and dated, but the water pressure is good and the price is relatively cheap. The best part is the free parking (parking on the second level is the most convenient).

The accommodation we stayed in is beautiful, clean and neat. The view was stunning and we managed to witness the lovely sunrise :)

Nice room, very clean and with all the necessary equipment. Very friendly staff too. Parking lot is big, and hotel has a restaurant that serves dinner until 9pm, which is really handy because every other dining establishment closes pretty early.

We strongly recommend the hotel authority to add a microwave oven to the room. If not possible, at least keep an alternative. The attitude of receptionist was not that much satisfactory. We expect a good attitude from them. The standard of toilet/bathroom is advised to improve. Overall, good stay.

It was a shame the weather was wet during our stay, but it didn't stop us from having a good time. The glamping tents at NRMA Port Arthur Holiday Park were spot on—cosy and warm, which was perfect for the miserable weather. Our five-year-old loved seeing the birds wandering by, and we even spotted a possum near our barbecue. We were also super close to the Port Arthur Historic Site, which meant we could still get out and explore between the showers. The glamping tents are a great option for families and we'd definitely recommend them.

This is a unique stay with a distinctive exterior. You can even spot wild wallabies right from the backyard, which is adorable! It's also a great spot to watch the sunset. The hotel's attached restaurant is one of the better ones on Bruny Island. The room was comfortable and clean, and felt private from other accommodations. It definitely has a vacation vibe.

Best Western Plus is situated at a great and convenient location in the heart of CBS. it's within walking distance to almost all city attractions. the bed is v comfortable and facilities are good considering the room rate. it is also v close to the City Park, like 7 mins by walking, great to hv a run in the morning. The front desk staff are v friendly and helpful. Tamar Valley Cruise is 18 mins walking, you can book tickets online or buy it there.

Great location . Value for money . Cute & quiet little town. Clean apartment. No facility for cooking in room but a shared kitchen near check-in office. Got bitten by mosquitoes - use repellent ! Wonderful service by counter staff.

There was no air conditioning in the room, it rained at night The temperature outside was less than ten degrees, and the three rooms were only heated by an electric heater in the hall. Long-sleeved pajamas could not be worn. It was not cold until it was wearing a wool coat. Now in the local summer, I can't imagine how this house will live in winter. There is no gas stove and oven, only one induction cooker on both ends. The beds and kitchen utensils are very clean and the layout is reasonable. The public laundry room washing machine dryer is very dirty. It feels not as good as other campsites I have lived in. The price is not high, not recommended. No air conditioner, very cold as there is only a short piece of electrical heater in living room. Both bedrooms don’t have any warmer. Feel cold even wearing long pajamas in summer as it was raining outside. . Can’t imagine how to survive in winter. Bedding and kitchenwares are very clean and layout of the rooms is good. No cooking stoves and oven as shown on pictures , only ceramic stove. Washing machines and dryers in public laundry are very dirty. The staff are friendly and helpful. But I won’t recommend it for its low cost-performance ratio.

Lovely friendly staff at reception. Well priced hotel in decent location