Hotels With breakfast in Tasmania, Australia

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 whole house is split into two levels: the bedroom upstairs, and the bathroom, kitchen, and living room downstairs. The bedding was clean, and the kitchen facilities met basic needs. The bathroom was spacious. The only drawback: both the living room and bedroom had dark navy carpets, which made them feel a bit unclean. Maybe it's just me, as a Chinese person, but I'd prefer tile or wooden flooring.

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.

Location-wise, it's super convenient. You can walk to most of the downtown sightseeing spots for a city walk, and there are bus stops nearby. It's also easy to get to the pick-up points for various day tours. As for facilities, the rooms are generally clean and tidy. There's a coin-operated washer and dryer available. A little tip: if you're coming from overseas, bring your own laundry detergent, as it costs two dollars per wash here. Washing is four dollars, and drying is also four dollars. Inside the room, you'll find a microwave, hot water kettle, and a fridge. The gym is a bit small but sufficient for a quick workout. Breakfast is pretty standard Western fare. One thing to note: the beds are particularly soft. If you're sharing a king-size room with someone, make sure to emphasize that you need two duvets, otherwise, you'll have to get an extra blanket from the front desk. The staff are mostly friendly and communicate primarily in English. Overall, I'd still recommend it.

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 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 perfectly located! There are a huge number of restaurants and bars nearby. There is a pier nearby, from where excursion boats depart. The room is huge and well thought out.

The handsome guy who checked me in at noon was exceptionally attentive, with a sweet smile and great attitude. I saw him often over these two days, though I don't know his name, he deserves praise. Other staff members were just okay, normal standard. The elevator being out of service was a slight inconvenience, but someone helped with the luggage. The location is super convenient, with many restaurants and attractions right outside. The room was also very clean, old but not run-down.

We have stayed at this venue before it was Panorama. The general updates have given it a fresh, light look. The room was clean and comfortable and staff were helpful and pleasant.

The hotel is nice overall, but it may not be very convenient if you are driving. The road in front of the main entrance is restricted. Guests need to enter from the back, which involves stairs, and we had to carry our heavy luggage down, which was not very convenient. On the positive side, the location is excellent — very close to the visitor center and the main shopping area, making it easy to explore on foot. We paid for valet parking at an additional cost of A$39 per day. Valet need time to retrieve our car, so call the front desk in advance to request it. Overall, a well-located hotel with good service, but access can be a bit challenging for drivers.