Set in the foothills of Mount Wellington, spanning either side of the Derwent River Hobart is an attractive, small and intimate city. From your Hobart accommodation you can really enjoy this city – stroll along the waterfront, enjoy alfresco dining on Salamanca Place or wander the beautiful Royal Tasmania Botanical Gardens. As a relatively compact city Hobart is easily navigated with all of the major sights and attractions are within easy reach of your accommodation in Hobart.
Hobart is an important industry destination as well as being a tourist hotspot. A number of national and international companies have a presence in the city which attracts a wealth of business travellers from all parts of Australia and the rest of the world. For those visiting on an official basis, a comfortable and convenient abode is essential and Hobart serviced accommodation offers just that. Giving you the comfort of home and the space to work and relax, serviced Hobart accommodation is the perfect choice.

Whether you want to browse the Salamanca Markets, brave the hike to the top of Mount Wellington or experience the city’s thriving music scene – all this and more is possible from your accommodation in Hobart city centre. After a long day enjoying all that Tasmania has to offer your Hobart accommodation offers the perfect retreat.
Did You Know?
Hobart is Australia’s second oldest state capital after Sydney.
Climate/Weather
Hobart has a mild temperate oceanic climate with four distinct seasons. Summers are hot and winters are mild. Temperatures range between 9°C and 22°C in the summer months and from 5°C and 12°C in winter.
Sightseeing
You will be impressed as to how much there is to see and do in Hobart, here are some of the highlights:
• Salamanca Market – wander with the locals around this bursting Saturday morning market.
• Botanical Gardens – more than 6000 native and exotic plants are to be found at these impressive gardens. For a unique experience visit the Sub-Antarctic Plant House.
• Battery Point – narrow lanes and 19th century golden sandstone cottages make up this old charming maritime village.
• Mount Wellington – this beautiful mountain towers over the city and offers impressive views from the top.
• The Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery – see collection of stuffed animals unique to Tasmania including the Tasmanian Devil and the extinct Tasmanian Tiger.
• Cascade Brewery – take a sampling tour of Australia’s oldest brewery.
Getting Around
Hobart is a compact city making it easy to get around.
• Bus – Hobart offers a sufficient network of buses with the General Post Office as the main interchange.
• Car – hiring a car is a great option for getting around Tasmania.
Eat/Drink
Hobart offers an array of dining options. However, there are a number of local specialities that are a must-try:
• Deep-sea Trevalla – or Antarctic Butterfish as it is also known is a Tasmanian favourite.
• Scallop Pie – this Hobart speciality dates back to the 19th century and consists of Tasmanian Sea scallops in a mild curry sauce.
• Lobster – enjoy some Tasmanian lobster with a local ale, beer or glass of wine.
• Beer – sample some of Tasmania’s finest brew.
• Wine – enjoy the local tipple.