Located on the edge of Hobart’s Derwent River, Wrest Point is a five star hotel offering a range of rooms to suit every traveller. The hotel features gorgeous river, city, mountain or harbour views, as well as a range of entertainment and dining options, including the casino, live shows, regular special events, tennis, mini golf, pool, spa and sauna. For luxury accommodation in the heart of Hobart, you can’t go past Wrest Point Tasmania.
Hobart CBD
Zero Davey offers a stylish range of studios, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments and luxury penthouse, all of which feature plasma televisions, kitchen/kitchenette, internet access and laundry facilities. Certain rooms also have a spa for your enjoyment. The property also includes a sauna, mini-gym and secure undercover car parking. Zero Davey is located in the historic port of Hobart, just a stone’s throw from the CBD and Salamanca.
The Old Woolstore Apartment Hotel offers a mix of hotel rooms, studio, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, including 24 hour reception, tourist information, satellite television, gymnasium, restaurant and bar. Ideal for both business and leisure travellers, the hotel is close to the waterfront and the city centre.
Mercure Hotel Hobart is a conveniently situated CBD hotel, within walking distance of shopping and all the museums, galleries, bars and cafes of the waterfront. The hotel itself has 140 rooms with either mountain or water views, some with balconies and all including tea and coffee facilities, satellite television, iron and ironing board, private bathroom and 24 hour room service. The hotel’s restaurant Embers Restaurant and Bar, offers wood fired cuisine and is very popular with the locals.
Grand Mercure Hadleys Hotel is an old hotel, recently refurbished to offer large Victorian-style rooms, with all the modern conveniences.
The 1834 Restaurant features a cosy wood fire, as well as a wide variety of local wines, as well as Australian and international wines. The hotel is right in the heart of the CBD, just a short walk from Salamanca Place, Constitution Dock and Hobart’s shopping.
I’ve stayed here quite a few times and it’s one of my favourites – pretty old and the last time I stayed the room was quite basic, but a great position in the middle of town.
Parking is a bit of a pain though.