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Tasmania
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| Cheapest month: | June |
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| Most expensive month: | August |
| Average price in Tasmania: | $143/night |
| Cheapest price found: | $23/night |
| Cheapest day: | Thursday |
| Most expensive day: | Wednesday |
$94 - $302
Average price per night / 3-star hotel. Prices are not fixed and may vary with time.$104 - $216
Average price per night / 3-star hotel. Prices are not fixed and may vary with time.Top Rated Tasmania hotels
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Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart
1 Davey Street, Hobart, TAS, Australia
Show on map0.4 mi from city centre, Hobart, TAS, Australia
Overlooking Mount Wellington Tasmania, Grand Chancellor Hotel Hobart is located in Hobart and is ideally set for those looking to explore the area's shopping district. This relaxed hotel is set in the heart of the city.
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Somerset on the Pier Hobart
Elizabeth Street Pier, Hobart, TAS, Australia
Show on map0.3 mi from city centre, Hobart, TAS, Australia
Conveniently situated, Somerset on the Pier offers easy access to Hobart's popular hot spots. Apartments are air conditioned and a wireless internet connection is included free of charge.
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Central Hotel Hobart
73 Collins Street, Hobart, TAS, Australia
Show on map0.1 mi from city centre, Hobart, TAS, Australia
Centrally located, Central Hotel Hobart offers easy access to Hobart's main retail areas and tourist attractions. The multiple amenities this historic hotel has to offer include luggage storage, a coffee bar and a ticket service.
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Mantra One Sandy Bay Road
1 Sandy Bay Road, Hobart, TAS, Australia
Show on map0.3 mi from city centre, Hobart, TAS, Australia
Centrally located, Mantra One Sandy Bay Road allows for easy access to Hobart's main shopping and sightseeing areas. The multiple facilities this modern property has to offer include an express check-in and check-out feature, luggage storage and a coffee bar.
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The Henry Jones Art Hotel
25 Hunter Street Hobart Tasmania, Hobart, TAS, Australia
Show on map0.4 mi from city centre, Hobart, TAS, Australia
Centrally positioned, The Henry Jones Art Hotel allows for easy access to Hobart's best hot spots. It also commands views of the courtyard, plus Mount Wellington Tasmania.
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Bicheno East Coast Holiday Park
Bicheno, TAS, Australia
Show on map0.7 mi from city centre, Bicheno, TAS, Australia
This comfortable property in Bicheno offers complimentary Wi-Fi, as well as an express check-in and check-out feature and a playground. It also provides a tour desk, a currency exchange and luggage storage.
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Discovery Parks - Cradle Mountain
Cradle Mountain, TAS, Australia
Show on map6.6 mi from city centre, Cradle Mountain, TAS, Australia
Discovery Parks - Cradle Mountain offers a comfortable setting when in Cradle Mountain. It is ideal for those wishing to immerse themselves in nature, with Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park just moments away.
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Motel 429
429 Sandy Bay Road, Hobart, TAS, Australia
Show on map1.7 mi from city centre, Hobart, TAS, Australia
Opened in 1960, Motel 429 is situated in Hobart and provides a 24-hour reception, luggage storage and a sauna. It is ideally positioned for those wishing to visit the area's popular attractions.
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Show all 2,807 hotelsThe Backpackers Imperial Hotel - Hostel
138 Collins Street, Hobart, TAS, Australia
Show on map0.1 mi from city centre,
Imperial Hotel Backpackers is located in Hobart and features free Wi-Fi. It is conveniently situated in the city centre.
$19
Avg. per night
Launceston Backpackers - Hostel
103 Canning Street Street, Launceston, TAS, Australia
Show on map0.4 mi from city centre,
Centrally situated, Launceston Backpackers offers easy access to Launceston's popular tourist attractions. The multiple facilities this modern hostel has to offer include a 24-hour reception, an express check-in and check-out feature and a concierge.
$19
Avg. per night
Formby Hotel
82- Formby Road, Devonport, TAS, Australia
Show on map0.9 mi from city centre,
The Formby Hotel Alexander Hotels and Backpackers is situated in Devonport and is close to the area's tourist attractions. It also offers a designated smoking area, laundry facilities and a coffee bar.
$20
Avg. per night
Hobart Central Yha
9 Argyle Street, Hobart, TAS, Australia
Show on map0.2 mi from city centre,
Set in the heart of the city, Hobart Central YHA offers easy access to Hobart's main shopping and sightseeing areas. It also provides a 24-hour reception, free Wi-Fi and luggage storage.
$21
Avg. per night
Nrma Port Arthur Holiday Park
Port Arthur, TAS, Australia
Show on map3.0 mi from city centre,
NRMA Port Arthur Holiday Park provides a comfortable setting when in Port Arthur. It also offers a playground, a games room and free Wi-Fi.
$21
Avg. per night
Montacute Boutique Bunkhouse
1 Stowell Avenue, Hobart, TAS, Australia
Show on map0.6 mi from city centre,
This comfortable hostel in Hobart offers complimentary wireless internet, as well as luggage storage and bicycle rental. It is ideally positioned for those wishing to sightsee in the area.
$26
Avg. per night
Discovery Parks - Cradle Mountain
Cradle Mountain, TAS, Australia
Show on map6.6 mi from city centre,
Discovery Parks - Cradle Mountain offers a comfortable setting when in Cradle Mountain. It is ideal for those wishing to immerse themselves in nature, with Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park just moments away.
$28
Avg. per night
The Trc Hotel
121 - 131 Paterson Street, Launceston, TAS, Australia
Show on map0.2 mi from city centre,
Set in the heart of the city, TRC Hotel offers easy access to Launceston's popular shopping and sightseeing areas. It also provides luggage storage, an airport shuttle and free Wi-Fi.
$48
Avg. per night
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About Tasmania
Tasmania’s capital Hobart nestles in the south of the island at the base of Mount Wellington/Kunanyi and is famed for its cutting-edge Museum of Old and New Art and the Salamanca Market selling locally-produced handicrafts. To the south lies the Port Arthur Historic Site which operated as a convict penitentiary between 1830 and 1877, and today offers a glimpse into the harsh life for inmates within its beautifully-preserved sandstone buildings. The Tasman National Park sprawls around, with dramatic dolerite cliffs carved by the stormy seas into unusual geological formations, and remote beaches and bluffs offering legendary big wave surf. Past the picturesque apple growing region of the Huon Valley, the road meanders south to Cockle Creek and the remote Southwest Wilderness, which can also be visited from its northern entrance near Lake Pedder, famed for the pivotal role it played in Australia’s environmental movement. Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park lies in the centre of the island and boasts extensive areas of ancient rainforest and glacial-carved lakes within its alpine landscapes, best experienced on the iconic Overland Track. To the north, the largest temperate rainforest in the world is protected within the Tarkine Wilderness Area, while Freycinet National Park and its picture-perfect Wineglass Bay remain one of Tasmania’s most spectacular natural highlights along the stunning East Coast.
Both Hobart and Launceston airports provide major entry points to Tasmania, with smaller airports at Burnie and Devonport, as well as on both King and Flinders Islands to the north. There’s also a car ferry service from Melbourne to Devonport, with most visitors opting to self-drive to access the national parks for which Tasmania is famed.
Prior to the arrival of Dutch explorer Abel Tasman in 1642, who named the island Van Diemen’s Land after his sponsor, Tasmania was occupied by Aboriginal people for up to 40,000 years. It was established by the British as a penal colony in 1803, and its name was changed to Tasmania in 1856.
Tasmania travel FAQs
Located across Bass Strait at the bottom of Australia, Tasmania is the country’s southernmost and only island state. It’s affectionately referred to as the “Apple Isle”, with its spectacular wilderness areas making it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts to hike, kayak and surf, and a flourishing gastronomic scene.
Tasmania’s capital Hobart nestles in the south of the island at the base of Mount Wellington/Kunanyi and is famed for its cutting-edge Museum of Old and New Art and the Salamanca Market selling locally-produced handicrafts. To the south lies the Port Arthur Historic Site which operated as a convict penitentiary between 1830 and 1877, and today offers a glimpse into the harsh life for inmates within its beautifully-preserved sandstone buildings. The Tasman National Park sprawls around, with dramatic dolerite cliffs carved by the stormy seas into unusual geological formations, and remote beaches and bluffs offering legendary big wave surf. Past the picturesque apple growing region of the Huon Valley, the road meanders south to Cockle Creek and the remote Southwest Wilderness, which can also be visited from its northern entrance near Lake Pedder, famed for the pivotal role it played in Australia’s environmental movement. Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park lies in the centre of the island and boasts extensive areas of ancient rainforest and glacial-carved lakes within its alpine landscapes, best experienced on the iconic Overland Track. To the north, the largest temperate rainforest in the world is protected within the Tarkine Wilderness Area, while Freycinet National Park and its picture-perfect Wineglass Bay remain one of Tasmania’s most spectacular natural highlights along the stunning East Coast.
Both Hobart and Launceston airports provide major entry points to Tasmania, with smaller airports at Burnie and Devonport, as well as on both King and Flinders Islands to the north. There’s also a car ferry service from Melbourne to Devonport, with most visitors opting to self-drive to access the national parks for which Tasmania is famed.
Prior to the arrival of Dutch explorer Abel Tasman in 1642, who named the island Van Diemen’s Land after his sponsor, Tasmania was occupied by Aboriginal people for up to 40,000 years. It was established by the British as a penal colony in 1803, and its name was changed to Tasmania in 1856.
Where is the best place to stay in Tasmania?
Our travelers prefer to stay in places like Hobart, Launceston, and Coles Bay while in Tasmania.
What are the best hotels in Tasmania?
Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart (8.9/10 from 2,998 reviews), Peppers Cradle Mountain Lodge (8.3/10 from 2,482 reviews), and Old Woolstore Apartment Hotel (8.6/10 from 3,177 reviews) are all highly rated places to stay in Tasmania.