Hotels near MONA, Berriedale

If you are reading this, you are thinking about visiting Mona. But stop thinking and start booking! 1 - Travel via the Posh Pit 2 - Book a Pavilion for the night and let Lauren and Michael look after you. They are our fav people ever. 3 - Go directly to the Void Bar for an espresso martini before you start viewing the art 4 - Listen to Ben Salter at 3pm 5 - Book the Lux Dinner Package (and view the extra exhibitions this package offers) 6 - Eat and drink all the food at all times! 7 - Buy the special bar of soap

The environment is good, there are many wild ducks 🦆 and small amusement parks next to the lake. Every day, the flock of ducks wandered in the house, and when they saw people, they chased after them. The room hygiene is still appropriate, can't be too high. It's not bad to cook.

There is a food market and supermarket 20 minutes' walk away, and the transportation is acceptable. There is a bus stop behind it. The focus is still on the friendly attitude of the cleaning sister. General service at the front desk is also available. The disadvantage is still that there is no computer chair. To do computer work, you have to sit on the bed and the table is relatively small. When I checked in, I asked for a computer table, but there was no place to put the computer.

We wanted a cheap motel for a couple of nights and thought we’d save money here. Well, heck. This place is fabulous. All mod cons, not a noisy street, and charming staff. I wish there were a Martin Cash Motel in every city I visit.

The hotel rooms have recently been renovated and are clean, fresh and functional. The beds are unbelievably comfortable. Despite its location above a bar, there is no noise. The staff are unbelievably accommodating, a special mention to Andrew and Peter for ensuring that we were accommodated for in every way, their service alone will give me enough to recommend this establishment to any visiting party. The hotel is well priced and exceeds all of the reasonable expectations. We will return. Thank you.

We stayed at the Waterfront for 21 days, using it as a base for our road trip. We had two rooms between three of us, and the budget price couldn’t be beaten for this type of accommodation. The motel is of the old style but has been maintained quite well with bright and comfortable rooms. Room facilities are good, kitchenettes with toaster, microwave, plates and cutlery, plus a communal kitchen to use. The rooms and linen were very clean. We weren’t disturbed by any noise even when the motel was fully occupied(it’s very popular). The location is excellent. There is a bus stop just down the road, the 561 and 562 buses run on the hour and get you into Hobart central in about twenty minutes. A shopping centre with a Coles and other stores is a ten minute drive away. I enjoyed my stay, the staff were so pleasant and obliging. I would thoroughly recommend this motel.

We booked this park before we came to Tasmania and needed an extra night. I rang a couple of days before we arrived and they accommodated us without any trouble at all. The park is reasonably close to the middle of Hobart and a very easy drive to and from the city. We had a family unit overlooking the highway but it felt like we were miles away. The unit was well set out and comfortable. There is also hotel nearby which was handy for a pre-dinner drink. They also serve meals.

We have stayed here on several occasions and previously wrote a glowing review not long after the property had opened. Our last stay was more like Fawlty Towers. I have sent a private email directly to Maylands Lodge more than two weeks ago and there was no response. I don't know what has happened to Mayland's but I would hate a potential visitor to consider my previous review and make a booking based on how it was then. Firstly our room wasn't cleaned. There were clothing labels and hair on the floor from a previous occupant. The milk in our fridge expired the day we arrived and was actually lumpy. There was only plunger coffee offered. Breakfast was no longer on offer due to staffing issues although we still payed for breakfast as part of the tariff. There was no partial refund or vouchers for breakfast elsewhere or breakfast hamper offered. Plumbing issues in the room next door continued until well after 11pm and then the wind caused the hallway door to bang throughout the night. It was possibly the worst night's sleep I've had since my children were small. We actually considered forfeiting our second night and staying elsewhere to get some sleep. Also the car park was no longer secure and the gates remained open all night. To be honest - I'm unhappy to write such a poor review and that's why I initially sent a private email to Mayland's and I have no idea what is now going on with this premises but we certainly will not be wasting our time and money by staying here in the future when there are such lovely accommodation offerings within the city.

Nice apartments in quiet area of Hobart. Pretty grounds with lots of greenery. In a central location, clean, all amenities available. Good laundry with an outdoor clothesline enabling clothes to dry very quickly. Enjoyable stay.

I had a great stay at the Hobart Tower Motel. The room was clean, comfortable and had everything needed. I stayed for 6 nights, and was very satisfied. The motel is quite central to town, close to takeaway shops- while being out of the hustle of the city. It is just a short 10 minute drive into the heart of Hobart though too. Staff were always helpful and friendly. I also enjoyed learning about the history of the tower, and getting to go inside. The view from the top was spectacular (see attached picture). I definitely recommend this place to other travellers!