Hobart

Hobart’s first boutique hotel on the waterfront is still its best. — Rough Guide

Every nook and cranny—from the red-walled drawing room to the chandeliered dining room—showcases eccentric curios, many of which relate to the history of the house. — Condé Nast Traveler

Expect large, clean rooms, friendly service, and plenty of modern conveniences. — Fodor's

Conveniently located on the edge of the central business district and toward the waterfront near Battery Point, Salamanca Inn features modern and pleasant suites and apartments. — Frommer's

Located right on the waterfront, adjacent to the Federation Concert Hall... Offers rooms with waterfront, city and mountain aspects. There is a range of facilities and services. — DK Eyewitness

Within walking distance of the city center, but far enough removed to feel like a sanctuary. — Fodor's

This deceptively spacious hotel is housed within a pretty sandstone building above a popular (and often boisterous) pub, just moments from Salamanca Place and Battery Point. — Lonely Planet

With a great waterfront location, and fresh, contemporary studios and apartments, Zero Davey is a good choice for those who want a bit of space. — Frommer's

On the north side of town overlooking the Botanical Garden, a 20-minute walk from central Hobart, this place is an older but adequate operation that has the feel of Holiday Inn. — Star Service

The loveliest Heritage address in Hobart: three cottages around the cobbled yard and gardens of a manor with old beams, bric-a-brac and rustic charm. — Rough Guide

This is an impressive collection of 17 handsome, self-catered apartments spread across five waterfront precincts in Hobart. — Fodor's

Just a 15-minute drive from Hobart and along the edge of the renowned Huon Valley tourist route, this new and swanky 10-room boutique hotel has a distinctly Provençal feel. — Fodor's