4-Star Hotels in Tasmania, Australia

This hotel is located in the Hobart CBD, surrounded by numerous restaurants. Enjoying breakfast with a sea view was incredibly comfortable, and the breakfast spread included a variety of fruits, with the option to make your own freshly squeezed juice, which was a major highlight. Although it was just a fleeting one-night stay, the experience was excellent, and the King-size bed in the room was incredibly comfortable too.

Very nice and clean hotel in the town of Hobart! Easy access to the fish market, park and all the tourist attractions.

The facilities were clean and tidy. The only downside was that I had completed the check-in process in the morning, but when I returned in the evening, it hadn't been done. At the previous hotel (Grand Chancellor Hobart), they even brought our luggage to the room with a similar process. Also, due to other cars in front of the hotel, the parking lot was very difficult to access. I couldn't figure out how to adjust the room's air conditioning, so it got cold in the early morning. Additionally, there weren't many TV services (which I wanted for the kids). I think this would be a very comfortable hotel for a regular trip.

Very nice authentic hotel in the middle of Hobart. Very friendly stuff, comfortable bed and delicious continental breakfast

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.

The room was great, with comfortable bedding and a fantastic view of Mount Wellington from the balcony. The front desk service was also good; I was able to borrow an adapter and get some helpful local tips. The hotel has underground parking, but it costs $17.50 per day. Although street parking is free on Saturdays and Sundays, it's hard to find a spot, so we opted for the hotel's paid parking instead. We stayed for three nights and were quite satisfied.

The hotel is conveniently close to Woolworths, making it easy to grab groceries. If you're skipping breakfast at the hotel, Pigeon Whole Bakers is just a short walk away. The room was quiet and clean. Disposable amenities and supplies can be delivered to your room upon request. For my two-day stay, one of the elevators was out of order the entire time, so I had to patiently wait in line whenever I needed to go up or down.

Probably one of the best place in terms of of location and convenience. Room is clean and security is good. If you drive got to pre book the carpark which the entrance is at the back lane. Checked in at late night and there is some one at night shift to open the door and pass the key.

We stayed twice at the Ibis and we enjoyed it a lot! It is well located in Macquarrie street, just minutes from Cafes and shops. The waterfront is only 1 k away also where you will find lots of great cafes and restaurants! The rooms are clean with modern amenities. Very comfy beds! The lap pool is located on the third floor with views of the city and bay! Pretty amazing views if you are lucky enough to score a room overlooking the city/bay! The staff are generally friendly and attentive. I would recommend if you're looking for a well priced, clean and modern hotel room! 

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.