
Tasmania
Days 1-7 · 6 nightsA large hotel on Hobart's harbour, with the size and services of a business address. Useful when you explore Tasmania from one base, with late returns from Cradle Mountain.
€120 a nightSee on Booking →A Hobart aparthotel, with the kitchen that the apartment format implies. Enough to prepare a picnic before Wineglass Bay and last several nights on site.
€150 a nightSee on Booking →A historic hotel on Murray Street, in central Hobart, between the harbour and the Parliament area. For sleeping in an old building while staying within walking distance of Salamanca.
The road up to kunanyi / Mount Wellington starts a few minutes away by car.
€140 a nightSee on Booking →A historic hotel on Runnymede Street, in Battery Point, just above the Salamanca waterfront. For a stay where you do the harbour, the market and the restaurants on foot.
Battery Point and its old lanes can be explored straight from the hotel.
€160 a nightSee on Booking →A lodge on Stewarts Bay, at Port Arthur, along the Arthur Highway, a few minutes from the historic site. For visiting the peninsula without heading back to Hobart the same evening.
Staying on site avoids the long round trip from Hobart in a single day.
€170 a nightSee on Booking →A well-kept hostel in Hobart, a simple base for exploring the south of the island. You travel light and save your budget for MONA, Port Arthur or Bruny Island.
€38 a nightSee on Booking →A hostel in central Hobart, a simple base between two excursions around the island. The format suits solo travellers and those who hire a car by the day.
€35 a nightSee on Booking →A hotel on Macquarie Street, right in central Hobart, a few streets from the harbour and Salamanca. A simple base from which to head off to the south of the island each day.
The Saturday Salamanca Market is within walking distance of your room.
€95 a nightSee on Booking →A hotel on Macquarie Street, in central Hobart, on the same street as the other chain addresses. No-surprises rooms for a stay where you spend your days on the road.
Useful when you get back late from Port Arthur or Bruny Island.
€90 a nightSee on Booking →A hostel on Liverpool Street, in central Hobart, within walking distance of the harbour and the buses. For tight budgets hiring a car for a few days to see Cradle Mountain.
Hostel format, enough to last several nights without blowing the budget.
€40 a nightSee on Booking →An upmarket hotel on Hobart's harbour, designed for stays where you get back late from Port Arthur or MONA. For those who want comfort after days on the road.
€260 a nightSee on Booking →A luxury hotel on Murray Street, on Parliament Square, in central Hobart. For ending the trip at a refined address, within walking distance of the harbour and the Salamanca waterfront.
A good choice for a last night before the flight home from Hobart.
€300 a nightSee on Booking →A hotel on Liverpool Street, right in central Hobart, a few streets from the harbour. For those who want chain comfort and easy returns after long days on the road.
A practical position for setting off to the north of the island first thing in the morning.
€200 a nightSee on Booking →A lodge on Cradle Mountain Road, at Pencil Pine, at the entrance to Cradle Mountain park. Sleeping on site gives you access to the trails before the day visitors arrive.
Plan to spend the night on site rather than a round trip from Hobart, which is too long for one day.
€300 a nightSee on Booking →A retreat on the shore of Lake St Clair, at Derwent Bridge, on the road that serves the lake. For breaking the crossing of the island between Hobart and Cradle Mountain with a quiet night.
A convenient stop on the road between Hobart and Cradle Mountain, to be booked well in advance.
€380 a nightSee on Booking →