Budget Hostels from RM201

"The place is simply amazing "

"Great hotel to stay in."

"Easy walking distance to the City"

"Perfect location for exploring Hobart and walking distance to Salamanca area. Have stayed before and will stay again"

"Love this property I had a harbour view which was beautiful. The staff were very friendly and attentive. They noticed I had a leg injury so insured I had a walk-through shower. Also had a function here and the lady managing was fantastic. The location is very easy to many restaurants and walking distance to Salmon market. The restaurant was also very nice and not overpriced for a hotel. I would definitely stay here again and would highlyrecommend to others."

"The property was in a great location within walking distance to key sites and eateries. Well-equipped rooms and very clean. Reasonably priced, although parking is at an additional cost. Check-in was easy. "

"Location was fantastic. Friendly and efficient staff. Bathrooms in access room need more bench space or another mirror available in main room and 2 more towel/ clothes hooks would be great so you could hang you clothes/ robe when trying to shower. Free daily parking not available close by but great option for free overnight or hotel paid parking bays. Food in restaurant was great. Loved the embrace and display of local Tasmanian produce, art and history. "

"We absolutely loved our stay at Ibis Styles Hobart - every single day felt special. Even simply relaxing back in our room after a full day of walking, with snacks in hand after exploring the beautiful scenery and Salamanca Market, was such a treat. Thank you for an excellent stay! We were genuinely surprised (in the best way!) by the sense of luxury - from the unbelievably comfy beds and friendly staff to the super convenient location. And the pool… absolutely amazing! We used it every day - and the sauna was the perfect way to unwind after a perfect day. Can’t recommend highly enough - we enjoyed every minute!"

"Perfect location in Salamanca for markets, city, warf and Mt wellington"