
Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart
Modern waterfront hotel with an indoor pool, a restaurant & a bar, plus expansive conference space.
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Modern waterfront hotel with an indoor pool, a restaurant & a bar, plus expansive conference space.

Relaxed studios & cottages in a serene rainforest resort with a bar, tapas dining & mountain views.

Where to Stay in Port Arthur, Tasmania.

Beach property with an outdoor pool and low-key chalets offering kitchenettes and terraces.

Quaint B&B in a Victorian home featuring warm suites & a garden, plus a balcony with river views.

Hip boutique hotel offering casual rooms with shared bathrooms, plus a cool bar & a garden terrace.

Laid-back rooms in a low-slung riverside lodging offering a communal lounge & a barbecue area.

Secluded resort with bungalows, cottages & a lodge, plus panoramic sea views & free breakfast.

Humble rooms & rustic cabins in a low-key, rural hotel offering a casual restaurant & a market.

A relaxed White Beach base near Port Arthur with cabins, powered sites, campsites, beach access and practical camping facilities.

Old-school private cabins with full kitchens, plus a playground and a BBQ area.

Unassuming hotel offering free parking, breakfast & Wi-Fi, plus a restaurant & a bar.

Straightforward rooms in a laid-back hotel offering breakfast, plus a bistro & a sports bar.

A well-regarded heritage accommodation at Sorell near Richmond in Tasmania with a 4.8 rating across 107 guests.

A waterfront Freycinet stay with chalets, ocean-view studios, local dining and access to the trails and beaches around Coles Bay.

Cosy, laid-back cabins offering 2 bedrooms, kitchens and free Wi-Fi, plus a lounge and a playground.

Streamlined rooms in a straightforward hotel offering a relaxed restaurant & bar with a terrace.

Warmly decorated, contemporary island cottage complex set close to a sandy beach.
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Where you stay shapes the trip. Tasmania's options run from central hotels within walking distance of the action to quieter neighbourhood stays and serviced apartments. Book early for peak periods and major events.
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We currently list 59 where to stay across Tasmania and surrounding suburbs. Venues are added over time and details are re-checked against their published sources; please confirm hours with the venue before you go.