Hobart Waterfront Escape with Skyline-View Heated Indoor Pool
Experience the very best of Tasmania's capital with a stay in the heart of the thriving harbourfront city at Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart, located on the postcard-perfect waterfront. Relax and enjoy the view before heading out to hop between cosy cafes, fabulous restaurants and lively bars. Return to the welcoming hotel and make the most of its world-class facilities, including a heated indoor pool with incredible skyline views.
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Adults-Only Boutique Hobart Retreat with Spectacular Mount Wellington Views
Built in 1847, the Islington Hotel's historic charm and cosy vibes offer the perfect place to rejuvenate, surrounded by picture-perfect Mount Wellington views, precious artworks, crackling fires and sun-drenched terraces. After indulging in a decadent breakfast, experience the grandeur, natural beauty and charm of the capital city, home to a vibrant live music scene, dramatic art galleries and gourmet dining options.
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Acclaimed Hobart Hotel on the Historic Macquarie Wharf with Waterfront Restaurant & Three Bars
Experience a hotel that feels like a luxury cruise, not just a city stay, all within walking distance of Hobart’s best. Situated on the city’s most historic wharf, boasting timber panelling, sweeping windows and subtle reminders of its storied past, it’s impossible not to be wowed by the seaside splendour of the iconic MACq 01 Hotel. After days of uncovering Hobart’s wonders, retreat to your designer room, each embodying the storied Tasmanian spirit through quirky artwork, raw materials and earthy tones. Later, savour freshly caught Tasmanian seafood at Old Wharf Restaurant, with a backdrop of the dazzling harbour, before a nightcap by The Lounge's open fire.
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Central Hobart Self-Contained Studios and Apartments Near Salamanca Place & St David's Park
Experience the charm of Hobart with a stay at this ideally positioned escape between the city's vibrant waterfront and historic Battery Point. Spend relaxing hours in your spacious, self-contained apartment, complete with a kitchenette, comfortable living area and views of the city below. When you feel like stepping out, savour the finest Tasmanian produce at the nearby Salamanca Market, explore the captivating exhibits at the Museum of Old and New Art, or take a scenic drive to the stunning Mount Wellington.
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Boutique Warehouse Stay in Hobart’s Vibrant Salamanca Place
Tucked away inside original Georgian warehouses and spread across two buildings separated by a city block, Moss Hotel invites you to embrace the history and natural scenery of Tasmania. The hotel’s warehouse number 39, in the heart of Salamanca Place, puts you only steps from an array of dining and entertainment options, while at number 25 - located in a quieter spot, but still close to the action - privacy and intimacy reign supreme. From this luxury springboard, you’ll be perfectly placed to immerse yourself in the local culture. Hop aboard one of the regular MONA ferries, enjoy alfresco dinners, pop open the finest Tasmanian wines, taste your way through Saturday's Salamanca Market - starting with a local scallop pie - and discover Tasmania’s spectacular scenery on one of the many nearby hiking trails.
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Waterfront Mövenpick City Break in the Heart of Hobart with Onsite Gourmet Dining
Soak up the allure of Tasmania's capital from this sophisticated Mövenpick sanctuary ideally positioned in the heart of Hobart's vibrant waterfront precinct. Take this chance to discover Hobart's rich culture, history and lip-smacking cuisine as you explore the iconic Salamanca Market, stroll the harbour and admire the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. Back at your hotel, unwind in your plush room and when hunger strikes, indulge in a culinary journey at the onsite Tesoro Modern Italian Restaurant sampling local dry-aged meats and house-made tiramisu. For art enthusiasts, the world-renowned Museum of Old and New Art is only a short ferry ride - or 20-minute drive - away and awaits exploration.
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