Salamanca Place | Hobart

Located overlooking the bustling Salamanca Place, Moss Hotel is an urban destination that boasts award-winning architecture.

The use of natural materials such as original timber, stone, and lush plants creates a sense of harmony with the environment and adds to the hotel's unique style. Each of the rooms has a distinctive look with sleek, minimalist, and handmade furnishings, is infused with natural light, and offers a view of the city's picturesque views.

This boutique hotel is composed of two buildings that were built in 1841 and 1835, respectively. A few steps away from the bustling Salamanca strip, these buildings have a unique feel, influenced by their location, orientation, and form. With subtle differences in treatment by architects Circa Morris Nunn, building 25 is more private and introspective, while building 39 is right at the crossroads of the bustling Salamanca strip.

Despite the challenging parking situation in the inner city, the Moss Hotel offers guests limited secure parking at a modest charge of $20 per day. Enjoy a cool and comfortable stay and experience the epitome of modern urban living in central Hobart.

Salamanca Place | Hobart

The Henry Jones Art Hotel can only be described as a haven for those who crave the allure of the avant-garde juxtaposed against the rugged charm of industrial chic.

Every inch of the interior is meticulously designed, from the grandiose beams of rough-hewn timber to the ornate hand-cut stone walls.

But what sets the Henry Jones Art Hotel apart is its unwavering commitment to showcasing the works of Tasmanian artists. Throughout the hotel, you are greeted by striking, thought-provoking pieces that exude a sense of challenge and contemplation. Well known for taking the lead as Australia's first art hotel, this establishment continues to grow a strong, mature reputation amongst the art hotel scene in Australia.

Central to Hobart's Hunter Street precinct, this hotel is also home to the IXL Long Bar, a unique destination that art-lovers and trendsetters shouldn't miss for their evening sundowner or pre-dinner reservation at the in-house restaurant, Landscape Restaurant & Grill.

Salamanca Place | Hobart

Once a ship's chandlery in the 19th century, The Watermans Hotel Hobart stands tall and proud in Salamanca Place, an area steeped in Tasmania's history.

This family-owned and operated boutique hotel blends historical grit with modern elegance in its style and design. It is also one of the more budget-friendly options in the area.

The exposed sandstone walls bear witness to some of the most colourful and notorious moments of the city's past, from the gambling and bloodthirsty brawls of Ma Dwyer's Blue House to David Walsh's storied beginnings of his world-famous MONA museum.

Hobart City | Hobart and Surrounds

The Tasman Hotel is a luxury hotel concept located on Hobart's busy Murray Street and is a masterpiece that artfully combines modern luxury with rich historical elegance. The $100 million-plus development has made a splash on the Australian hotel scene with the arrival of the first Luxury Collection hotel in the country. A niche offshoot label of the Marriott empire, this property exudes premium luxury and represents a new era for Hobart.

It draws on the city's Georgian heritage from the 1840s, gradually transitioning through iconic Art Deco styles of the 1940s, and finally culminating in a modern-day extension that flawlessly integrates with the surrounding environment. The individualised approach to design and comfort is evident throughout the 152 rooms that are spread throughout the three buildings that make up this milestone development.

With no two rooms alike, guests can expect a truly unique and personalised experience. The room sizes range from a substantial 45 to 60 metres, which is a rarity in the compact city of Hobart. However, it is not just the size of the rooms that is of a refreshing nature for any boutique-style hotel; each room is cutting-edge with its own control panels, some boasting 4-metre-high ceilings, convict-hewn sandstone, velvet and lambswool soft finishes, and even curtains that draw open whenever you slide your key into the door.

Overall, the hotel reflects its location with a design-forward theme that is both historic, modern, and of premium comfort. The combination of original sandstone, contemporary architecture, and a backdrop of Kunanyi/Mount Wellington creates a unique and unforgettable experience for the modern-day luxury traveller.

Moorilla | Hobart and Southern Tasmania

Located on a private peninsula overlooking the Derwent River, the MONA Pavilions in Hobart are the epitome of contemporary luxury.

With each pavilion named after an influential Australian artist or architect, MONA Pavilions pays homage to some of the country's most avant-garde contributors to the world of art and design.

The four pavilions named after renowned architects, including Roy Grounds, Robin Boyd, Esmond Dorney, and Walter Burley Griffin, embody the inventive aesthetic that has shaped modern-day Australia.

This is the ultimate destination for those seeking an aspirational and artistic experience.

MACq 01 Hotel is a testament to the power of storytelling and design. It captures the essence of Tasmania's rich history and diverse characters.

This boutique hotel concept immerses visitors in the tales of the region's brave warriors, resilient convicts, and quirky artisans. The narrative of the hotel is not just about showcasing Tasmania's past but also bringing its present community to the forefront, something that contemporary design firm Pike Withers understood. Each of the rooms is designed with one of five key Tasmanian character traits in mind, from the fighting believers to the curious and creative. The neutral palette provides a clean canvas for unexpected character notes, such as original artworks by renowned Tasmanian artist Troy Ruffels.

The decor reflects the hardy and resilient spirit of Tasmania, with rough-sawn timbers, rusted steel, and bold textures that transport you to a bygone era.

South Hobart | Hobart and Southern Tasmania

As soon as you enter this stately home, now an adults only boutique hotel, The Islington will transport you through time with its remarkable collection of ancient, modern, and eclectic art, plus antique furnishings.

With panoramic views of Mount Wellington, the hotel is nestled in South Hobart, sitting in peaceful seclusion away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Each room is singularly unique, meticulously designed with an eclectic style, and adorned with exceptional features, from the ornate carvings to the plush linens. Every detail is carefully considered to create a true sensory experience.