Hotels near Hobart Airport, Hobart

While you're here, you can enjoy all the comforts of home and more, including a rainfall showerhead and a refrigerator, as well as free WiFi and a TV. Other amenities include a hair dryer, towels, rollaway beds, and a crib.

Located in the heart of Hobart's cultural city centre, RACV Hobart Hotel is within easy walking distance of Constitution Dock, the shopping precinct and Hobart's iconic Salamanca Markets. RACV Hobart Hotel offers a variety of accommodation options, a number of conference and wedding facilities, restaurant and undercover parking.

The Best Western Hobart is in the Hobart City Centre. A 10-minute walk from hotel to Salamanca Place (Australia Oldest open-air Saturday market) on the historical waterfront, an area well known for its vibrant restaurants, cafes, bars. Also, Sunday Farm Gate Market within a stone’s throw from our hotel, a bustling farmers’ market showcasing Tasmanian produce and getting to know your farmer. It is a 15-minute drive to The Museum of Old and New Art (MONA), a ‘subversive adult Disneyland’, the largest privately funded museum in Australia. Hotel facilities include the delicious Embers Bar-Pizza-Grill offering Tasmanian produce from farm to table and seafood and offers a delicious buffet breakfast daily. Children must be accompanied at all times in the restaurant by an adult. There is no added cost for breakfast, for children if they are five years old and under, half price for children, 6 to 12 years old and full cost for those 13 years of age and above. Our beautiful hotel offers 141 spacious rooms (28 square meters) with fresh, modern decor and either city skyline, Mount Wellington (kunanyi) outlooks and Derwent River view, and six conferencing facilities catering for up to 300 delegates. Our multilingual team is looking forward to welcoming you to Tassie lifestyle. Best Western Hobart has on-site parking, and Electric Vehicle Charging stations are available on-site for your convenience. Minimal fees apply.

A STORYTELLING HOTELThe sea breeze that whistles along Hunter Street on Hobart's waterfront carries a thousand captivating stories of those that were here before us - a cast of remarkable characters, each with an intriguing story to tell. In this very place, the Mouheneenner people fished and forged dreams in the shallows of the River Derwent; the first Europeans set foot ashore Van Diemen's Land and an industry was borne amid the bustling thoroughfare of Hunter Island. Today, this precinct is home to MACq 01 where the stories of these colourful characters are shared in a setting of informal luxury. This is a storytelling hotel.