Hotels With breakfast in Tasmania, Australia

This is a very nice hotel with high rise hotels and lower rise buildings of rooms which are quieter and next to the water. The view is fabulous, services is great and there are lots of restaurants and bars around. I will recommend this place to anyone visiting Hobart.

The whole house is split into two levels: the bedroom upstairs, and the bathroom, kitchen, and living room downstairs. The bedding was clean, and the kitchen facilities met basic needs. The bathroom was spacious. The only drawback: both the living room and bedroom had dark navy carpets, which made them feel a bit unclean. Maybe it's just me, as a Chinese person, but I'd prefer tile or wooden flooring.

This hotel is located in the Hobart CBD, surrounded by numerous restaurants. Enjoying breakfast with a sea view was incredibly comfortable, and the breakfast spread included a variety of fruits, with the option to make your own freshly squeezed juice, which was a major highlight. Although it was just a fleeting one-night stay, the experience was excellent, and the King-size bed in the room was incredibly comfortable too.

Location-wise, it's super convenient. You can walk to most of the downtown sightseeing spots for a city walk, and there are bus stops nearby. It's also easy to get to the pick-up points for various day tours. As for facilities, the rooms are generally clean and tidy. There's a coin-operated washer and dryer available. A little tip: if you're coming from overseas, bring your own laundry detergent, as it costs two dollars per wash here. Washing is four dollars, and drying is also four dollars. Inside the room, you'll find a microwave, hot water kettle, and a fridge. The gym is a bit small but sufficient for a quick workout. Breakfast is pretty standard Western fare. One thing to note: the beds are particularly soft. If you're sharing a king-size room with someone, make sure to emphasize that you need two duvets, otherwise, you'll have to get an extra blanket from the front desk. The staff are mostly friendly and communicate primarily in English. Overall, I'd still recommend it.

I booked a twin room and stayed here twice. The first time, I was on the ground floor in a standard twin room. The facilities were complete, and while the room was small, it was very clean. There was no view from the window, just the ground floor platform. The second time, I was assigned a room on the 4th floor, with a view of the sky from the window. However, it was laid out for disabled access, and the bathroom flooded after a shower. Also, one of the 'twin beds' was actually a makeshift mattress, so one of the two adults didn't sleep well. When I asked to change rooms, I was told the hotel was fully booked and no changes could be made, which I was quite unhappy about. On the positive side, the hotel has a scenic pool and sauna on the 5th floor, which is great!

Walking distance to city centre and waterfront. But we were allocated to a room above main streets, so quite noisy. For a light sleeper, you may be woken up by trucks at 5am. Family room has 2 separate bedrooms (one with king bed, the other with 3 single beds, 1 bathroom to share) which is good for family stay. Value for money compared with other Hobart hotels. Also highly recommend the cafe nearby which called Ed’s only 120m away.

The hotel is perfectly located! There are a huge number of restaurants and bars nearby. There is a pier nearby, from where excursion boats depart. The room is huge and well thought out.

As a solo traveler on my first trip to Tasmania, I stayed two nights at this historic century-old hotel and was very satisfied overall! Explorers returning from Antarctic expeditions even stayed here back in the day! Facilities: It's an old building with a lot of history, but the interior facilities are very standard and comfortable for a good rest. The room was spacious, the bed was very comfortable, and the mini-bar had complimentary tea bags and biscuits, as well as alcoholic beverages and snacks for purchase. Cleanliness: Extremely clean. The bathroom provided bath towels, hand towels, and washcloths, along with shower gel, shampoo, conditioner, and lotion. Service: The front desk staff were very welcoming. When checking out, they asked about my stay and chatted about where I was heading next. The service staff all seemed quite easygoing. The only thing to note is that the power outlets in the room are all near the carpet, with no outlets by the table. So, when charging my phone, I had to place it on the carpet. The outlets are the same as in China, so no adapter is needed. Hobart is also a small city, and it's not far from the hotel to the Hobart Transit Centre or the Skybus station for the airport shuttle.

Was a great place to stay. This room had beautiful facilities, nice double shower, nice bedding. In a fantastic location. Close walking distance to the town of StHelens. A nice drive to Bay of Fires Thankyou

location was great for travellers who want to stay near the city centre. however, instructions for drivers were not clear. We noticed that there was a ”no left turn” sign leading to the main entrance of the hotel, but later we were then told that it was allowed as long as we are hotel guests. Otherwise, stay was pleasant, gym facilities were sufficient.