Hotels With Gym in Tasmania, Australia

The location is quite good, within walking distance to the pier, CBD, and other attractions. The service was excellent; they even gave me warm cookies during check-in. The only minor flaw is the bathroom design, which I found a bit inconvenient. The sink is very small, so washing my face splattered water everywhere, and the shower area had no enclosure except for a curtain. Taking a normal shower felt like it would flood the bathroom (I wonder if my room was a disabled-accessible room? The front desk might have mentioned it, but I didn't fully understand). I'm not sure if other room types are the same.

The hotel is a landmark in Hobart, conveniently located for drivers with a large parking lot. There are a couple of restaurants and a casino downstairs. The hotel staff are all very friendly and quick to help with any issues. The soundproofing is pretty good; I stayed for 3 nights and even though my room was near the elevator, it wasn't noisy at all. Highly recommended if you want to enjoy a beautiful view! 👍🏻

I've been to Australia three times, but this was my first trip to Tasmania. I traveled solo, taking a 2.5-hour drive from Hobart to Launceston in the north. I stayed at this Best Western Plus for two nights, and my overall experience was very good. **Cleanliness:** Very clean, and housekeeping cleans daily. If you're staying multiple nights and don't need cleaning the next day, you can hang the 'Do Not Disturb' sign on your doorknob, and they'll give you an 8 AUD meal voucher for breakfast at the restaurant. **Facilities:** Standardized beds and a bathroom. The room was spacious, very comfortable for one person. The bathroom had bath towels, regular towels, and hand towels. Laundry supplies were also provided. The minibar offered free tea bags and instant coffee. Two complimentary bottles of mineral water were in the room, with additional bottles costing 4 AUD each. The parking lot 🅿️ was quite large. **Service:** Breakfast was a continental breakfast, including bread, butter, jam, milk, and oatmeal.

The hotel service was excellent, the location was perfect, and the parking was very convenient. The room was very stylish, with automatic curtains and many thoughtful features that made the stay very comfortable. The restaurant was also very good. Overall, it was a wonderful experience

What I didn't like: 1) We stayed for three days, but the towels were only changed on the first day, and even then, only selectively – 2 out of 3. On the second day, I had to go to the reception myself to ask for a new towel. 2) The trash wasn't emptied, or rather, it was only emptied on the first day, and they forgot about it on the second. 3) On our last day, check-out was at 11 AM, but a man entered our room without knocking at 10:15 AM, using a key card. We weren't sure if he was staff or a guest who had the wrong room, but two of us were standing in our underwear at the time, packing our bags. 4) The breakfast was decent but exactly the same every day. There's also parking, but it's paid – $20 per night. On one of the days, we just stood there for 20 minutes calling to have the gate opened because the person from the reception had left at that moment.

The room was spacious. I chose the accessible 35 sqm room, and the bathroom was also very large. Breakfast on Saturdays and Sundays starts at 7 AM and includes an à la carte option, which you can see in the first picture – it was pretty good. It's very close to a nearby park to see platypuses, only 700 meters away, but I didn't spot any. Salamanca Market isn't far either, less than a kilometer away, and you can try the seafood there; the portions are really generous. Elizabeth Pier is right there too, and I even saw seals! Near the hotel, there's a Woolworths, as well as Nepalese, Chinese, and Thai restaurants, all worth trying. If you're taking an Uber from or to the airport, make sure to tell the driver to drop you off at the front door, otherwise, it might pinpoint the back door, and you'd have to go down stairs to get to the hotel. Just something to keep in mind. Overall, it was a good stay, and the hotel front desk staff were helpful.

Breakfast is good, traditional English breakfast, compared to other big hotels may not be many types, but there should be classic food, and old British favorite marmite. The scenery of the hotel is very good, you can faintly see the sea.

Frances assisted us and cleared our table during buffet breakfast the 2 mornings we stayed. She was very friendly and efficient.  Unsure why but we were contacted after we had checked out and removed our car from carpark, asking why our car was still in the car park. It had been over an hour since we had exited the carpark

Overall, I was very satisfied. I didn't experience any of the soundproofing issues mentioned in other reviews. The room was also much larger than the Ibis I stayed in later, far exceeding my expectations. There was lotion at the sink, as well as a dedicated hand soap. The mountain view from the window was beautiful, and the hotel staff were very friendly. The only minor drawback was a dark mark on the bedsheet, possibly from a washing machine or similar equipment. However, this small flaw doesn't detract from the overall experience, and I would definitely stay here again next time!

This hotel is simply a vacation paradise! The most delightful surprise was the hotel's own vibrant farm. Waking up to the crisp sound of roosters crowing in the morning, surrounded by nature, and getting to feed adorable, therapeutic small animals up close – it was truly a charming and rustic experience. I definitely need to come back in the summer to enjoy the fun of picking fresh cherries straight from the tree! This place perfectly blends luxury and comfort with idyllic countryside scenery, offering complete relaxation for both body and mind. Highly recommend!