4-Star Hotels in Tasmania, Australia

This hotel offers incredible value for money. The facilities are new and very clean, with excellent housekeeping. They thoughtfully replenish water and a small carton of UHT milk daily, which is a lovely touch. Upon check-in, we received welcome cookies and got some fantastic restaurant recommendations (all of which were delicious!). They even took our contact number and sent daily texts to check in on us, which was very considerate. I'll definitely choose this hotel first on my next visit!

Location-wise, it's super convenient. You can walk to most of the downtown sightseeing spots for a city walk, and there are bus stops nearby. It's also easy to get to the pick-up points for various day tours. As for facilities, the rooms are generally clean and tidy. There's a coin-operated washer and dryer available. A little tip: if you're coming from overseas, bring your own laundry detergent, as it costs two dollars per wash here. Washing is four dollars, and drying is also four dollars. Inside the room, you'll find a microwave, hot water kettle, and a fridge. The gym is a bit small but sufficient for a quick workout. Breakfast is pretty standard Western fare. One thing to note: the beds are particularly soft. If you're sharing a king-size room with someone, make sure to emphasize that you need two duvets, otherwise, you'll have to get an extra blanket from the front desk. The staff are mostly friendly and communicate primarily in English. Overall, I'd still recommend it.

Had a great experience! It's a large hotel, conveniently located right across from the pier where all the day tours depart, and most of the dining options are there too. The market is also very close by. Basically, the location is super convenient. The room facilities and service were all excellent! And the room had a fantastic view too! Highly recommend it~

I booked a twin room and stayed here twice. The first time, I was on the ground floor in a standard twin room. The facilities were complete, and while the room was small, it was very clean. There was no view from the window, just the ground floor platform. The second time, I was assigned a room on the 4th floor, with a view of the sky from the window. However, it was laid out for disabled access, and the bathroom flooded after a shower. Also, one of the 'twin beds' was actually a makeshift mattress, so one of the two adults didn't sleep well. When I asked to change rooms, I was told the hotel was fully booked and no changes could be made, which I was quite unhappy about. On the positive side, the hotel has a scenic pool and sauna on the 5th floor, which is great!

Overall the location is good and the facilities is also good but one of the most disappointing for me is the wrong information given to me. The hotel ‘s arranged parking facilites is a good 10-15 mins work and daily rate is $37  As I called ahead via booking platform to speak to front office and was told that car park will be free or will not be charged I was very dissatisfied with the need to pay at the end . The hotel should put a clear information at the booking site as I will definitely factor in when I book

This is also a chain hotel, usually translated as Best Western. The rooms are quite good, and there's even a small balcony. It's roughly equivalent to hotels like Lavande or Vienna in China. Avoid the restaurant, though. Picture 6 shows a medium-rare steak, and honestly, if you cut off the outer layer, it's edible. Given that, I don't think breakfast is worth trying.

The hotel is quite new and boasts a prime location in the city center, making it convenient to get anywhere. There are many Chinese restaurants nearby; I tried two, and both were delicious, plus I had a fantastic grilled fish. A Woolworths supermarket and an Asian grocery store are just a 5-minute walk away. The hotel staff are all very enthusiastic, indicating excellent management. Valet parking costs $40 per day. Do note that toiletries and slippers are not provided (this is common in most Australian hotels). The hotel breakfast is $30 per person, and the food quality is good (compared to other Australian hotels). There's a gentleman at the front desk who speaks Chinese, and all staff members have excellent service attitudes. The hotel was very busy, with quite a few Chinese guests staying. On the downside, there was no bottled water, which I found to be the case in several hotels I stayed at in Tasmania. Also, the shower in the room doesn't have a door, so you have to be careful when showering to avoid wetting the bathroom floor.

Since it is an apartment-style hotel, it is fully equipped with kitchen facilities. So, you can cook your own meals if you just buy the ingredients. However, the washing machine and dryer are not in the room and are available for a fee. The room is actually more spacious than it appeared in the photos, and the air conditioning is blasting, which is great. There are two elevators, but one of them frequently smelled of cigarette smoke, which was inconvenient. After 7 PM, entry through the central entrance is restricted without a hotel card, so I felt it was good in terms of security and safety.

The hotel is nice overall, but it may not be very convenient if you are driving. The road in front of the main entrance is restricted. Guests need to enter from the back, which involves stairs, and we had to carry our heavy luggage down, which was not very convenient. On the positive side, the location is excellent — very close to the visitor center and the main shopping area, making it easy to explore on foot. We paid for valet parking at an additional cost of A$39 per day. Valet need time to retrieve our car, so call the front desk in advance to request it. Overall, a well-located hotel with good service, but access can be a bit challenging for drivers.

This is a very nice hotel with high rise hotels and lower rise buildings of rooms which are quieter and next to the water. The view is fabulous, services is great and there are lots of restaurants and bars around. I will recommend this place to anyone visiting Hobart.