2-Star Hotels in Tasmania, Australia

Very clean and closer to the shops and parking places. But Very noisy surroundings. Requested for quite room but the room was next to one of the main traffic area. We can hear people talking on the street. When motor bikes passing the room it was very loud. Couldn't sleep well whole night.

The owner was very concise and straight to the point, highlighting all the key information. The hotel is located near the market and has its own backyard that can fit about ten cars. Coles and McDonald's are a twenty-minute walk away, and there's a Chinese restaurant right across the street. It's also very close to the port.

The room was very tidy and clean, which made for a very comfortable stay. However, the front desk initially charged a 10-dollar fee. After checking out, we were informed that this 10 dollars could not be refunded because we had consumed the chocolate and mineral water from the mini-fridge.

Receptionist is very helpful and friendly, making check in a breeze. The facilities are not too bad, however, unfortunately, I was placed above an inconsiderate, loud and messy individual which marred the experience even though I requested for a bottom bunk. Location is amazing, a very walkable city. Downside is there is no public transportation to the airport.

It's low season. I saw only 2 groups of guests (2 people per group) including mine during our stay. We occupied the best room type (2-bedroom) with kitchenette, hot shower, heater in the dining room, TV, heater to the bedding which is a hearty touch in such a cold area. It can accommodate 7 to 8 people in the room. Very quiet, we only heard waves at the beach which's at the opposite side of the main road about the front of our house. I read many negative comments on the male host (Scott?) before our stay, but our actual experience is that he's ok, we didn't feel anything bad about him. He is kind to advise us the best location to watch stars and southern lights. The worst thing that we must mention is the poor quality of water which is brownish yellow. So we dared not use the tap water for cooking or drinking. This is very undesirable.

Really bad experience in this place, the capsules get stuck and sometimes does not read the card, me and the guy in a close bed struggle to open it. There is no staff there doesn’t matter the time. The bed look like was not changed the linen bed, the walls of the capsule had stains of liquid and food as you can see in the photos, the light inside does not work, smell bad like mold/ humidity. The kitchen is just decoration, only a kettle and few cutlery. I moved to a backpacker half the price and more clean and with good kitchen.

I recently stayed at the Deloraine Hotel due to an incident in the Devonport CBD, which led me to find accommodation in the area. This hotel offered very affordable rates. I booked a room for one person on the same day, and although the facilities weren't the newest, they were well-maintained and clean. The shared bathroom was particularly tidy and spacious. The kitchen area was also quite nice, providing an opportunity to greet and chat with other guests. The only downside was some noise at night, possibly due to trains passing nearby. Overall, the quality and service were well worth the price.

Lovely place to stay with beautiful gardens. Not much happening in the town though

The hotel environment is very clean and tidy. Although the restroom and bathroom are shared, the environment is very good. Opposite is the wow supermarket, very convenient. The restaurant on the first floor has cutlery, bread, and milk juice in the refrigerator. The hotel staff is also very friendly. In short, the experience is very good, suitable for young people to live. It is said that this hotel is 180 years old.

I will definitely stay here again.