Hobart Accommodation
Stayz has a great selection of Hobart accommodation. Our Accommodation in Hobart includes houses, apartments, b&bs and motels. Prices for Accommodation Hobart start from $43. Stayz also has a range of pet friendly accommodation in Hobart.
Hobart is the nation's second oldest city and is also the capital city of Tasmania. Situated on the beautiful hills around the Derwent River, Hobart offers all the advantages of a capital city yet retains a relaxed air. Hobart is protected from the worst of Tasmania's weather and experiences both mild winters and summers.
To see more holiday accommodation in the Southern Tasmania region of TAS, click on "Southern Tasmania Accommodation".
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New Town - 1 km to North Hobart and city centre
Comfortable spacious (125sqm) self contained 2 bedroom apartments with views to Mount Wellington.
SPECIAL: Accommodation on Monday night half price!! Minimum 2 nights stay applies.
Last Minute: Stay before 4 Dec 2008 for 10% off
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West Hobart - 1 km to CBD, Salamanca Place, The Docks
Exclusive use of your own grand home. Unsurpassed views of the Derwent and close to Docks/Salamanca.
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Hobart - 1 km to CBD
Hobart quaint cottage, with all mod cons, recent refurb. Short walk to CBD, Salamanca.Spa, BBQ area.
Last Minute: Stay before 4 Dec 2008 for 10% off
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Dodges Ferry - Beachfront
Beachfront on Carlton Beach, Private setting, Fantastic Views, offering a very relaxing
SPECIAL: Last Minute Discount 15% of rates. Min 3 night booking. Booking must
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Cygnet - Water and Mountains
1 OF 20 BEST HOLIDAY HOUSES IN AUSTRALIA - VOGUE ENTERTAINING AND TRAVEL Dec/January 2007.
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Sandy Bay/Battery Point - 1 km to Salamanca Place, waterfront,
Relax in a charming cottage with superb views all day sun and easy walking distance to
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Hobart - 1 km to Salamanca & City
Ideal location, heritage cottages, leave your car in off street parking & enjoy a stroll in
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Bellerive - close to city, beach & airport
Popular, budget 2-bed apartments 5 mins drive to city, walk to shopping centre, restaraunts,
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Hobart - 200 m to Old Cascade Brewery Tours and
Two modern, beautifully decorated sandstone s/c Studios a couple of minutes from Hobart CBD.
Last Minute: Stay before 27 Nov 2008 for 10% off
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O'Possum Bay - South East Tasmania
Executive accom. overlooking the River Derwent, Mt. Wellington, Bruny Isl., D'Entrecasteaux
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Austins Ferry - 15 km to Hobart
Self contained cottage 15 minutes from Hobart overlooking the beautiful Derwent River
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Hobart city - 500 m to Salamanca Place/markets
The Jackson Townhouse - spacious 2 bedroom, luxury apartment 2 blocks from the city centre.
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Hobart - 1 km to Close to Hobarts waterfront
A perfect blend of beautifully restored, historic and modern contemporary townhouse style fully
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Hobart - 3 km to Hobart CBD area
Meriam b&b is a heritage beauty.It is an ideal accomodation for a group of friends or bigger
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Hobart - Water Views
Accommodation for 6. Views of the Lindisfarne marina, heritage listed gardens. Fully self
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West Hobart - 1 km to Hobart City GPO
Exclusively Yours - Pendragon Hall - The Old Church 1852 Unique Heritage Accommodation in
Last Minute: Stay before 4 Dec 2008 for 25% off
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Opossum Bay - 70 m to Pristine Beach
Scenic seaside village, views, walks, fishing friendly, caring - ENJOY!
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Hobart - 2 km to Hobart CBD
Relax in a spacious, light, historic cottage with contemporary furnishings and facilities
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Hobart - 500 m to Salamanca, waterfront, Hobart
Private comfortable queen studio apartment close to Salamanca Place & Market, Battery Point &
Last Minute: Stay before 27 Nov 2008 for 10% off
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Austins Ferry - 1 km to Cadburys
Self contained and fully furnished luxury accommodation located 15 minutes from Hobart CBD
Last Minute: Stay before 4 Dec 2008 for 10% off
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south hobart - 2 km to Cascade Brewery
The Apartments are fully self-contained and can accommodate up to 5 people.
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Coningham 25 mins from Hobart GPO - beach
Sea side renovated 1950s shack 25 mins. from Hobart and situated by Little Coningham Beach.
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Battery Point / Hobart - Close to CBD & Salamanca
A spacious apartment in a secluded quiet location OSP walk to CBD Salamanca & waterfront in
Last Minute: Stay before 27 Nov 2008 for 10% off
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Choose holiday accommodation in your favourite area of Southern Tasmania
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Activities in Hobart include
Mt Wellington Descent bike ride
Short on time? Big on adventure? Try this fast and exhilarating three-hour biking alternative. Travel by van to the top of Hobart's icon, Mt Wellington. Climb aboard your sturdy mountain bike, ready for
the 1270m descent back to sea level. It's all downhill from here!
Freycinet Walk
Discover the magic of orange
granite headlands tumbling into a
rolling ocean swell. Join our
guides to intimately explore
spectacular coastal reserves in
Tasmania's serene east.
South West World Heritage Flight (Nov - April)
The South West wilderness cannot be accessed by road and is nearly 4500 square kms. Normally the bastion of the hardy bushwalker with a 20 Kg pack we can take you to see this wilderness in safety and comfort in just a few hours.
Hobart Adventure Tour - Walk & Ride for 2
Hobart's Mt Wellington is a wild forest and sub-alpine treasure right on our doorstep. Discover it today by taking an Easy or Adventurous walk and scenic tour, and then top it all off with a thrilling cycle descent from the summit to the river and city far below. Too good to miss!
Information About Hobart, Southern Tasmania
Reviews of Hobart
Rating: 5 out of 5
Felicity - September 2005
Hobart is a beautiful port town. Salamanca markets, battery point, Sandy Bay and all the historic points of interest in between. If you have time, take the 3hr drive down the East coast to Freycinet - it\'s spectacular. Coles Bay, just outside the national park, is a good and inexpensive place to stay while you explore.
Rating: 4 out of 5
TRUDIE - October 2000
Hobart is the capital of Tasmania the most southern State in Australia. It is on the harbour and absolutely comes alive at the end of December every year because it is the destination for the yacht race Sydney to Hobart race.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Nick - July 2002
A heritage rich town that is always a charm to visit. Try the local beer and seafood or head inland for a true bush experience
Rating: 4 out of 5
Jo - October 1988
Hobart is a really easy city to navigate, it is very simply laid out and has lots of old sandstone buildings. Visit Salamanca Place and the markets they have on there.
Rating: 5 out of 5
JodieAnne - December 2000
We were there for New Years Eve the millenium and it was brilliant. A very pretty city with fantastic ocean views and great pubs. We watched the Sydney To Hobart yachts limp in around New Years Eve fireworks. What a mixture of emotions. Felt very safe and welcome in Hobart.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Laurel - June 2006
I was in Hobart for the Midwinter Festival, a celebration of Antarctic exploration and the cold climes of Tasmania. The thing that struck me most about Hobart was the quality of the light there - lacking the pollution of larger Australian cities, and located so far south, the sun shines with a brilliance unmatched in the rest of the country! Salamanca Market was alive with smiling faces, stalls selling food and crafts, and a crowd that swelled and dissipated around an ice sculpter, who carved a swan out of a block of ice throughout the day. As we left the market in the afternoon, I turned back for one last look at the ice swan, and the brilliant low sun shining through it like a scene from the Dark Crystal.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Trevor - October 2005
Stunning early colonial architecture, towering Mt Wellington and the Botanical Gardens cater for a wide range of interests.The waterfront cafes and Salamanca Place with its craft shops showcase much of Tasmania\'s artist\'s works. We enjoyed the smallness and ease of getting around in Hobart- no parking problems!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Jane - September 2003
If only all capital cities were this friendly. A beautiful spot. Truly is a large country town that has everything you could ask for. Great seafood and a lovely place to walk around and enjoy the history that it oozes in a tasteul manner.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Nick - June 2002
A beautiful and historic little town famed for its local beer and market place ambience, Hobart is the jewel of Tasmania.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Jo - March 2006
What a beautiful, quiet city. Although cold at most times of the year. Hobart is well worth it. Salamanca market is a great start to the weekend & the sorth drive up to Mount Wellington will provide you with unbelievable views of the coast & the city. Chocolate lovers will adore the Cadbury factory tour.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Joshua - January 2002
A great place to unwind at after exploring the great wilderness of Tasmania. Stroll along the waterfront, visit Salamanca markets and pop down to Port Arthur. If it is winter pack warm clothes!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Katy - April 2003
Fab spot. A world away from other Aussie capital cities. A must to visit!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Alicia - December 2003
The sun sets later in summer so it\'s great. The harbour front is most peaceful, with the seafood stores, and the Salamanca markets.
Rating: 3 out of 5
TRUDIE - July 1994
Wonderful waterfront city about as far south as you can get in Australia. Cold winds in the winter. Salamanca markets is a must to visit.
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