Troba llocs on allotjar-te a Bothwell a través d'Airbnb

A humble heritage listed cottage built with convict bricks in the mid 1800s. Two fireplaces keep the cottage warm during the cold winters experienced on the Central Highlands. The house has been restored with all modern amenities and carefully and thoughtfully curated with a diverse collection of vintage and antique pieces which speak to the varied history of the cottage. Just 90 minutes from Launceston and 1 hour from Hobart, Bothwell is the perfect location from which to explore.

Cross the sandstone verandah and enter through the original front door. Step into the cosy living room with combustion stove, pour a whisky and settle into the comfy leather sofa. The master bedroom is to the left with an open fire and antique bed. To the rear is the kitchen and dining room. The bathroom has a restored clawfoot bath for you to luxuriate in. There is plenty of electric heating for the colder months. Through the rear door is a huge paved area and yard with outdoor seating to enjoy the warmer days. The combustion stove and open fireplace in the bedroom can be used if you're knowledgeable about their use. Wood for the fireplaces is supplied and can be found in the wood shed out the back. Wifi is available but there is no television. Please note that there is no dishwasher or microwave. There are no laundry facilities available. Bothwell has limited fresh food or grocery stores. I advise purchasing fresh fruit, vegetables and groceries before you arrive. I can recommend Hill Street Grocers in Hobart.

Bothwell is in Tasmania's beautiful central highlands. It was settled by farmers in the 1820s and still has a distinctive colonial character and old-world atmosphere today. Bothwell is a charming quintessential Aussie town, full of character. Although not pretty it is authentic, a true representation of of the characters who reside here. More than 50 buildings in Bothwell are heritage-listed for their architectural and historical value, so take a stroll along the wide streets and enjoy the details of built treasures that range from simple stone cottages to grand, elegant churches. For those interested in golf, Bothwell is home to one of the oldest golf courses in Australia at Ratho. Laid in the mid-1830s, the course has square putting greens and fairways maintained by grazing sheep. You can even play a round with traditional hickory clubs. Locals and visitors also come to the nearby lakes, rivers and reserves to fly fish for the elusive brown trout and hunt for game. There are world famous whisky distilleries for those who like a nibble and a tipple, too. Walk through the lovey village green and onto Sealys for a delicious morning tea or lunch. I recommend purchasing your fresh food and groceries before arriving as there is limited fresh supplies in Bothwell.

When in Oatlands stay in an authentic Georgian sandstone cottage to really feel the part. Just minutes walk from Callington Mill, and Lake Dulverton, this heritage listed 1830's home offers an opportunity to imagine early Tasmanian life without sacrificing contemporary comforts. It is the perfect location from which to experience the rural town of Oatlands, explore the restored buildings of the former military precinct; and venture further afield to the heritage highlights of the Midlands.

Imagine carved sandstone blocks, hand made bricks and soft ambience, this Georgian beauty in the Oatlands Heritage Precinct took me 2 years to renovate and restore. There are many layers of history to this early Tasmanian home and I have enjoyed creating the latest one. It's a quiet and contemplative space providing a window into a very different world and simpler lifestyle. The name Aviemore is inspired from the Scottish highlands, both in terms of my ancestral connections, and the images of Scotland that Oatlands and surrounding landscapes invokes. I am hoping my guests enjoy staying at Aviemore as much as I do.

Aviemore is centred within one of the best preserved colonial village streetscapes in Tasmania. Callington Mill, the Lake Frederick Inn and Cantwell's Store are some of the lovely properties neighbouring Aviemore. Just around the corner is the serene Lake Dulverton and surrounding rural landscape. Lake Dulverton is home to a thriving population of birds, including migratory species. In terms of food and coffee, the wonderful Pancake and Crepe Shop is just 2 minutes walk away.

This fantastic lower unit of Flagstaff Estate is relaxing, spacious and comfortable. Comprising of three bedrooms and one bathroom, this fully self contained unit is situated on 10 acres of semi-rural land and boasts an abundance of local wildlife and tennis court. Located adjacent to the Meehan Ranges, Flagstaff Estate is perfectly positioned to enjoy the rural lifestyle with easy access to bushwalking and mountain bike tracks. The property is located just 10 minutes from the Hobart CBD.

This spacious three bedroom unit is warm and comfortable. The fully equipped kitchen is ideal for cooking all meals for your group, but our close proximity to restaurants and take away options means you can really relax and take a break from the cooking. The sprawling grounds include a tennis court, and just next door are the Meehan Ranges with access to bushwalking and fantastic mountain biking tracks. Enjoy the afternoon sun on the front verandah, while sipping a local Tassie wine, and watching the birds or chatting with friends. Flagstaff Estate is the perfect venue for a family or group of friends to really relax and spend some quality time together. Venture out and explore all the southern Tasmania has to offer, or stay at the Estate and truly retreat!

Flagstaff Estate is located in the Flagstaff Valley directly next door to the Meehan Ranges on Hobart's picturesque eastern shore. Our semi-rural location boasts plenty of space, wildlife, and a peaceful rural vista. You may feel like you are at a rural retreat, however the Estate is actually only 10 minutes from the Hobart CBD, and 5 minutes from a major shopping centre and restaurants and take aways. Lindisfarne Village is also very short drive over the hill, and has a supermarket, bottleshop, chemist, bakery and cafes. The property is perfectly positioned to enjoy local buskwalks, fantastic mountain bike tracks, as well as an easy 10 minute drive to Hobart Airport. All that Southern Tasmania has to offer is at your doorstep.

This unique property was built as the town's general store in 1837. It has been recently refurbished as a 2-bedroom cottage with an eclectic blend of heritage charm and modern comfort. Bothwell is the gateway to Tasmania's central highlands.

The character of the exterior of the 1837 shop and cottage opens up to a bright and airy space with a blend of old and new. Hand made brick walls, pit-sawn timber floors and the original shop shelving are mixed with a modern kitchen and bathroom and high quality beds and linen to make your stay in this heritage building as comfortable as possible.

Bothwell is the gateway to Tasmania's beautiful central highlands. Attractions nearby are the Australasian Golf Museum, Ratho Golf Course and the Nant Distillery. World-class flyfishing lakes are also nearby. The town has abundant heritage buildings, a hotel, bakery, general store, post office and cafes. We are across the road from a park with a fenced playground for children. Please note that most food places in the town close at 7-8pm, so if you are arriving after 7 you will need to self-cater (consequently the kitchen is well equipped for cooking your own meals).

Relaxing self contained bed sitter nestled in a quiet cul-de-sac 5 mins drive from MONA and 15 mins to Hobart CBD. A short hop to the Derwent River Esplanade Walk (GASP) picnic areas, Yacht Club, shops, Derwent Entertainment Centre, River and Mountain views to be enjoyed while on your quiet riverside stroll. Hobart CBD , Salamanca Markets, restaurants and entertainment areas are all within a 15 min drive.

Our bed sitter does not have cooking facilities but a fridge and tea and coffee making facilities are available. We are more than welcome to help with any special requests to make your stay enjoyable.

A 15 min trip straight down the highway will put you in the Hobart CBD. Enjoy a stroll around the waterfront, weekend markets, quality restaurants or just some fresh fish & chips from the various waterside Fish Punts, or relax with a coffee overlooking Victoria Dock with its picturesque marina and resident boats and yachts.

Our quirky little Studio Cabin in the garden, cosy & private, down a stepped brick path. Close to Tasmania's capital, Hobart, and ideal for short stays. Please note NO self check in/ Self-catering kitchen (BYO food). Queen bed, bedhead, drawers & bedside lamps. Hanging space & hangers on rolling rack, plus luggage shelf. NOTE en-suite bathroom is outside & down 3 steps, part of the charm. Visit & see for yourself! PLEASE NOTE: LIMIT 2 GUESTS - EXTRA GUESTS WILL BE REFUSED ENTRY.

Please also check our social media page - The Cabin on Elanore, and our wordpress blog. We also have a web page with wix. It's a private and quirky little space that we're sure you'll love. Not luxurious but comfortable and homely, and at one of the cheapest rates close to Hobart. Yes, you have to go outside and down the 3 steps too the 'facilities' but you can enjoy the garden while you do it! And there is a light for night trips. Cabin and ensuite with shower, toilet and basin, plus Tastic type heater lamp & fan. Kitchen annexe is down 2 steps - kitchenette with sink and drainer, hot and cold running water, 2 hotplates, microwave and fridge, plus pots, pans etc PLEASE NOTE: We DO NOT provide food. Tea, coffee and long life milk, plus condiments such as salt & pepper are in the cabin, but it is SELF-CATERING. The closest supermarkets are a 25-40 minute walk. There are closer local small grocery/take away food places, but they have limited stock and are far more expensive. You are welcome use your computer via our WiFi. Please note the WiFi is NOT reliable, it is due to the fact that the Cabin is, effectively, in a hollow, and that Tasmanian internet is not the same standard as the mainland. You may or may not be able to get a connection. No large down/up loads, please, as it is not unlimited. Table and chairs for relaxing in the nice spots in our garden to use your computer or tablet devices. The comfortable Queen bed is a Sri Lankan teak bedhead and base, with a proper mattress, plus two side tables with drawers. Much more comfortable for your stay than the previous futon bed incarnation's tendency to sag in the middle!

Glenorchy has a lot to offer. We have outlets for Coles, Woolworths (supermarkets) and BigW & Target (variety), plus Shiploads & the Reject Shop (discount store) for any shopping you might need. It also has 4 op shops for the op shop fiends, and there are others close by. There are quite a few restaurants and take aways, we recommend Yummy Inn for Chinese (dine in or take away) and TwoSkips for seafood (and they do pizzas but we haven't tried them). It is not far to North Hobart's famous dining strip, which also houses the State Cinema complex, with a number of small to medium size cinemas, a cafe and a bookshop, all in the old historic building. You can even take your glass of wine in to enjoy while watching the film.

"Rose Cottage" Oatlands Manor offers fully self contained heritage cottage Acc in a rural setting five 5km west of Oatlands. Established in 1854 from convict Labor and is registered with the Heritage Council and the National Trust It lends itself as a central base from which to tour Tasmania You will enjoy rural views from every window of the cottage, you could sit relax read a good book by the fire watching the sheep graze in the paddocks or use it as a home base to explore this part of Tassie

Check In: 2:00 PM Check Out: 10:00 AM

Oatlands has the largest collection of sandstone buildings in a village setting in Australia. The town's authentic colonial character is reflected in 87 original sandstone buildings along the town's main street. Oatlands is one of Tasmania's oldest settlements and was named by Governor Macquarie after an English town in the county of Surrey in 1821. It was developed as a military base for the control and management of convicts because of its central location between Hobart and Launceston. Convicts were assigned to nearby farms and properties, and also worked on public buildings, roads and bridges. Some of the more significant buildings include the Oatlands Gaol (1835) which offer evening ghost walks for the brave, Commissariat's Store and Watch House (1830s) and Officers' Quarters (1830s). The Callington Mill (1837) is the only working example of a Lincolnshire windmill in Australia. Oatlands Post Office opened on 1 June 1832. Much of the Black War (early settlers against local aborigines) took place in the surrounding districts, and Oatlands was also the home of the ex-convict Solomon Blay, Tasmania's most feared hangman. There are a number of unique landmarks in Oatlands, including the Callington Mill and St Pauls' Church. The mill was built in 1837 and was restored to working order during June/July 2010, and the Catholic Church was designed by Augustus Welby Pugin, the father of Gothic Revival architecture. For some years after 1848, Oatlands was the place of exile of the Irish nationalist leader Kevin Izod O'Doherty, where his stone cottage still stands. A railway connected Oatlands with Parattah Junction, on the main Hobart to Launceston line. The railway opened on 13 May 1885 and it closed on 10 June 1949. Oatlands was generally a relatively prosperous town in the 20th century but by the 1990s the Tasmanian economy slump, the highway bypass and a Tasmanian Midlands rural drought had a very negative effect on the town. Much of Tasmania's economic renewal, like the highway, has bypassed Oatlands, along with Ross, Tunbridge, Kempton and Pontville, which today is a lot quieter than it used to be. The residents are attempting to grow the town once more by making it a peaceful local centre with a tourist friendly image. The Oatlands Court House is an historic Georgian building in Oatlands. Built by convict labour in 1829, the Oatlands Court House is the oldest supreme court house in rural Australia and the oldest building in Oatlands. This fine example of a Georgian public building was originally constructed as a combined Chapel and Police Office. It was purchased by the National Trust in 1977. Oatlands has the largest collection of sandstone buildings in a village setting in Australia. The town’s authentic colonial character is reflected in 87 original sandstone buildings along the town’s main street. Some of the more significant buildings include the Oatlands gaol (1835), Commissariat’s store and watch house (1830s) and officers’ quarters (1830s). The Callington Mill (1837) is the only working example of a Lincolnshire windmill in Australia.

private bunk room, sleeping only, no cooking facilities

private bunk room, sleeping only, no cooking facilities

shops, takeaways nearby

Work from home alternative for essential workers or long term accommodation.Free Parking. 20%-30% wk/mnth Discount.Your private lockable room with king single bed has its own internal and external lockable door. Separate office space in the sun room with deck access is yours exclusively.Half hour walk to City.Great location in tree tops (bird life, native flora and fauna).Walking access to Knocklofty Reserve tracks for safe distance recreational exercise.Food delivery services.

Comfy King Single bed for one, in cosy room with shelves, hanging space, bedside table, under bed storage, lamp, heater.

Quiet neighbourhood. Great coffee shops, delicatessen grocery store, nature trails, native animals and Hobart City is at our doorstep!

Peaceful country living in this modern open plan 3 bedroom home on 10 acres with amazing views from the deck of tasmanian farms and bushland. ***ENQUIRE IN A MESSAGE ABOUT LONGER TERM RATES***

My property has two houses on it. I live in the smaller house, and I use the main house for Air B&B. Your space is the large blue weatherboard house with a spacious lounge, two bedrooms on the left, and a main bedroom on the right with a private deck. The lounge leads onto the kitchen which opens into the dining area that leads onto a deck which then wraps around the front of the house. The deck has beautiful views of the surrounding farms and bushland and is best enjoyed at sunset with a glass of wine. A wood heater or portable electric oil heaters keep you warm in winter, and electric fans keep you cool in summer. The house is well insulated with double glazed glass on all windows. There is no wifi connection available in my area. I live with my wife in the cream coloured flat behind the main house (location visible in main photo). I work a lot and am usually busy but I will try to introduce myself as soon as possible to make sure you are settling in well. Please ask me any questions you like about the house or anything else. If I am home just walk over and knock on my door or call/text my number or use the air b&b messenger. I can help you find a nice restaurant or winery for a meal and a drink or help you with tourist sights and local entertainment or just general local Hobart advice about where to go and what to do!

Tea Tree is a semi-rural country suburb on the edge of the coal river valley, a mix of farmland and bushland. The town of Brighton is a 7 minute drive south west with supermarkets, restaurants, bars and shops. Richmond is a 10 minute drive north east with tourist sights, historical attractions, restaurants and cafes. Hobart is a 35 minute drive. The Chinese cultural park of Tasmania is 5 mins North. Check out some Tasmanian native animals and more at ZooDoo and Bonarong wildlife centers just 5 minute drive away.

Only 10mins to MONA and 20mins to the City, Sanctuary on Springfield is situated on a main outlet to both. A 70's style building that houses but a beach house feeling inside. Modern and relaxed.

Situated on the 2nd floor, you will enjoy your own Juliet balcony with views of Mt Wellington. Quiet and comfortable.

Near to local cafes, shopping centres and Art Centre.

Tucked away in the foothills of Hobart's Mount Wellington, we offer you luxurious seclusion, only minutes away from some of the best attractions in the area. Our place is super quiet and surrounded by nature with beautiful views of the Derwent River. Architect designed, the house is built with quality modern fittings seamlessly matched with traditional timber joinery. With no visible neighbours or nearby buildings it's hard to believe you're only 15 minutes from the city centre.

Your ensuite is nice and roomy with views over the Derwent river and forested foothills. There is a private balcony where you can enjoy a local wine or a quiet cuppa. The living and dining room is also available for general use and there is lots of surrounding nature if you need some quiet time. The room is lined with acoustic insulation with double glazed windows making it very quiet. This also ensures the house is warm in winter and cool in summer, just the way it should be.

Looking for a place to escape the rat race? Somewhere to relax amongst the rolling hills and clean pure air Tasmania has to offer? Friendly Farm Stay is a great abode where you situated amongst the local wild life including wallabies and possums and without a street light in sight you can enjoy star light skies of country Tasmania. But rest assured the next morning will keep you on your toes as you wake up to greedy alpacas, eagerly awaiting in anticipation, for being hand fed.

Our place is a hobby farm, located in the famous coal valley. With ample of space to explore, you may want to venture through native bushlands filled with many of Tassie most precious animals. The accommodation is located a good distance away from the local road so traffic noise will not be a concern.

Our closest neighbour is approximately 1 km away.

Budget accommodation located above the Hotel. This room type has shared bathroom facilities.

The lovely renovated old army barracks is a perfect place for a party or just a family get together, there are wonderful views of a working farm and vacant valleys, the views are breathtaking. We are located 20 minutes from the historic town of Oatlands, 30 minutes from the renowned Tooms lake and 1hr from Hobart International Airport. Catering is available for groups of 10+. We look forward to hearing from you.

Our customer service and rooms are well above anyone’s expectations.To say the least, we cater for any type of budget or desire. Give us a go and your experience will be memorable. Room Size: 25 SQ. Meters This room is great and modern, situated on the 1st floor with a large window with views to Mount Wellington. Linen will provided. - Bottom beds have curtains for privacy. Room Facilities: Desk, Chair, Heating, Shared bathroom, hanger,

hostel is situated on the fringe of the CDB guests can walk on a safe environment to any place around the City. Just next door there is a organic shop, further down on the mall you will find anything you may desire.

Artistic open plan cottage with a cozy private garden with open air bath. View over park - morning sunrise. Walk to the CBD, Salamanca Place. Only few minutes walk to North Hobart renowned restaurant strip and State Cinema.

A former Crimean War veteran cottage 1884 made in to a bespoke cozy open living space. You'll love it if you want something unique.

Relatively quiet established city neighbourhood. Such convenient location :)

Host Andy will ensure you have an enjoyable isolation experience with fun activities. Activities include reading, gardening, arts ( painting or drawing), crafts (wood or leather work) or yoga/pilates and unlimited internet. Joel said "Amazing place to stay and a very friendly owner!"

Guests have exclusive use of the large bedroom with large private ensuite (Bath, shower-over-bath and toilet). Guests also have shared use of the generously sized kitchen, 2 living areas and private garden and courtyard. Laundry facilities are available.

South Hobart is renown for its inner city proximity combined with the tranquillity of the foothills of Mount Wellington. Very close proximity to Cascade Brewery, Hobart Rivulet Lineal Park and Ginger Brown for excellent coffee.

Close to Salamanca Market and the university of Tasmania, the house is designed to be quiet and safe in Hobart's oldest wealthy quarter. You can enjoy yourself in the public area or on the balcony with beautiful 180-degree views of the sea.

4-bed dorm room includes bunk beds, linen, towels and locker (own padlock required), bed light, heating, key card security and private ensuite bathroom shared with other room guests. We offer a range of multi-share rooms, private double and family options which can be viewed here: https://www.airbnb.com.au/users/195296869/listings

We are in a prime position to take advantage of everything Hobart has to offer! Attached to Hobart Central YHA is the pub Tom McHugos - stop by for delicious, value-for-money meals. The bars and restaurants at Salamanca Place are filled with locals and backpackers alike, especially in summer.

Hobart Central YHA’s home is located in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. It's a beautiful walk from the hostel along the foreshore to Constitution Dock, Salamanca Markets and the historic homes of Battery Point. If you're interested in art, both the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery and the Salamanca Arts Centre are a short walk from the hostel and the Museum of Old and New Art - also known as MONA - is just a ferry ride away. The bars and restaurants at Salamanca Place are filled with locals and backpackers alike, especially in summer.

A sophisticated and private apartment with an art gallery feel that is very light and well equipped. Views of the bridge from upstairs and close to the riverside walking track. 7 min drive from the CBD. There is a small table within the lounge-room space since there is not a separate dining area in the kitchen. The apartment is ideal for 2 but will accommodate 4 since there is a double bed in the second bedroom but limited storage. There is a childproof gate at the bottom of the stairs.

This 2 bedroom apartment is just off Lindisfarne Esplanade and a short walk to Lindisfarne village for all your needs including coffee shops, supermarket, bakery and botteshop. The tiny kitchen is beautifully designed with every appliance and the new bathroom has a separate bath and shower in a light filled, sky lit space. Vibrant art works adorn the crisp, white walls. Large double glazed windows ensure the apartment is light and bright. A large electric heater with faux flame ensure a warm and inviting atmosphere on even the coolest days. An additional reverse cycle air conditioner is also available. A new washer/dryer is available for guest use.

Rose Bay is very tiny suburb just south of the larger Lindisfarne. Both suburbs are residential with a good mix of all ages, and with a high proportion of employed residents and home-owners. It is considered a very safe community. The Esplanade is heavily used by joggers and cyclists in the early morning and evening and by walkers at other times.

This newly-renovated studio was designed with you in mind. Situated at the end of a quiet, no-through road, the private studio enjoys magnificent panoramic views over Hobart and is just six minutes drive from the centre of Hobart, and just one block from the bus stop. It is the lower level of our house with a separate entrance. - Warm queen bed - Ensuite bathroom - Kitchenette with cooking facilities - Samsung smart TV (login to your Netflix!) - Unlimited NBN Wifi - Laundry on request

We are a busy, quiet young working couple with a beautiful, friendly kelpie. We are born and bred Hobartians and both work in tourism, so can provide expert advice on your Tassie itineraries should you need! Live like a local here at Lindisfarne!

Tranquil, sunny and warm family friendly home situated on a beautiful esplanade with walking track and park by the river. Home is easily accessible and within walking distance to the town centre, coffee and antique shops. A short drive to the renowned Agrarian Kitchen Eatery or stunning national park. Guests have access to two adult bikes, helmets and pull along child cart. A truly cozy space to experience The quaint town of New Norfolk.

- Located at Sandy Bay - Free Parking - Every room has queen-sized bed - Free WIFI - Good budget - Washing machine - Share kitchen and living room

This room type is located above the hotel. It has shared bathroom facilities.

Handy to both airport & CBD in Howrah, a beautiful beachside suburb of Hobart. Very comfy & clean queen bedroom with ensuite, lounge/dining area with flat screen TV and kitchenette concealed behind bi-fold doors. Huge windows with beautiful views. This listing is half of a house that has been divided into two separate apartments. Even though we live in the back half and are very considerate towards guests, at times there is some transfer of sound in the living area.

Our front apartment is basically half of our house, with us living in the other area. The front apartment includes a queen bedroom with ensuite, and lounge/dining/kitchenette area which are all exclusively yours. Also included is an intimate deck at the front of the property where you can sit and enjoy the beautiful views.

We are only a 15-20min easy drive from Hobart Airport, ideal for late arrivals or early departures. Howrah is a beautiful beachside suburb on the eastern shore of Hobart, 10 minute drive from Hobart CBD. 10 minute walk to Little Howrah Beach (great coffee over the road at Howrah Point Store), about 5km from Bellerive Oval (cricket, football), supermarket 1.5 km, Howrah Fruit & Veg 1km away. 10 min drive to CBD. Historic Richmond is a 15 min drive away, 1 hour 15 min from Port Arthur.

Our charming cottage is close to parks, coffee shops, award-winning wineries, antique shops, The Agrarian Kitchen, National Parks, (15-20 minutes from) MONA, and (30 minutes from) Hobart. You’ll love our place because of its uniqueness: it's an historic kitchen quarters restored with modern conveniences. It's incredibly cosy: a pint-sized Georgian Cottage. Our place is ideal for couples, solo adventurers, and business travellers looking for a welcoming and memorable experience.

The space is prepared to ensure your comfort - especially through Tasmanian winters - with safe, convenient and efficient electric heating, electric blankets on both beds, warm woollen blankets, and allergy-free doonas.

Hobart Hideaway Pods offer multi-award winning, boutique eco-friendly tourist accommodation set amongst the rural part of Mt Wellington's foothills conveniently located just 20 minutes from Hobart. Two architecturally designed pods boast stand out environmentally conscious with the aim of minimising environmental footprint. Guests are surrounded by floor to ceiling windows and sweeping decks connecting them with landscaped gardens, wildlife, and expansive water views across the Derwent Estuary.

We are pleased to announce we have just won Silver for both Standard Accommodation and Eco-Tourism at the 2018 Tasmanian Tourism Awards. Previously Gold and Bronze respectively. Our pods are architecturally designed eco-friendly, boutique accommodation. There are picturesque views to the ocean and of the rural setting with glimpses to Mount Wellington. The pods are a studio space with large bi-folding doors across one wall onto beautiful decks that wrap around the entire building. There is an ensuite equipped with a composting toilet, shower and basin. The king-sized bed can also be configured as two king singles. The kitchenette includes bar fridge, microwave, kettle and toaster and relevant crockery and cutlery. There is a mini bar available if you choose. Breakfast will be provided on request. Continental breakfast is $10 extra a person, and includes bread, toast, cereal, fruit and yogurt, jam and milk. Tea and coffee are included in the room price. There are magazines and games, comfy lounge and recliner, heater and TV. Open up the Bi-fold doors, and sit out on the decks and watch the alpacas in the next paddock and the extensive views beyond. Additionally to your great experience, Hobart Hideaway Pods will donate $1 for every night booked to Wildcare Tasmania, a powerhouse team of volunteers and donors supporting the care and conservation of Tasmania's wild places, wildlife and cultural heritage, including the Tasmanian Devil and the rare and threatened species of orange-bellied parrot. Your booking gives back to preserving Tasmania!

Kingston is a suburb of Hobart, just 20 minutes from the CBD. Kingston is the gateway to The Huon Valley and all its local produce. Kingston Beach is a popular family beach with walking tracks. Kingston town has all the essential shopping village with supermarkets, post office and banks. Hobart Hideaway pods are ideal for visitors who want the proximity to Hobart and all its festivals etc, but also to relax in a beautiful environment away from the city.

Hobart's Accommodation & Hostel Our customer service and rooms are well above anyone’s expectations.To say the least, we cater for any type of budget or desire. Give us a go and your experience will be memorable. Room Size: 28 SQ. Meters This room is great and modern, situated on the 1st floor with a large window with views to Mount Wellington. Linen will provided. - Bottom beds have curtains for privacy. Room Facilities: Desk, Chair, Heating, Shared bathroom, hanger,

hostel is situated on the fringe of the CDB guests can walk on a safe environment to any place around the City. Just next door there is a organic shop, further down on the mall you will find anything you may desire.

Our cleaners have completed the Australian Government, Department of Health, COVID-19 infection control course. Our cosy self-contained bedsit is in a 1950s building. Just a stroll away from North Hobart shops, cafes, restaurants and bars. Conveniently located and comfortable, it is perfect for a relaxing Hobart break.

Our self-contained bedsit is just a 5 minute stroll away from North Hobart shops, cafes, restaurants and bars. Conveniently located and cosy with all the amenities of a hotel room but with a homely feel! The space is compact and modest but comfortable. A great space to unwind at the end of the day exploring Hobart's sights. There is a queen sized bed in the main area, seating and a heater. Sorry, there is no WIFI. There are no facilities for cooking. The kitchenette is equipped with a small fridge, toaster, kettle and microwave. There are also plates, cutlery, glasses etc. The kitchenette leads through to a small en-suite with toilet, sink and a shower. I provide shampoo, conditioner, soap and a hair dryer. There are extra blankets in the wardrobe and an abundance of books.

We live in a lovely leafy street. We love the area for its easy accessibility to public transport, shops and the array of restaurants, bars and cafes.

Welcome to your accommodation. It is a studio space with small ensuite and kitchenette with sink, microwave, toaster and kettle. There is a double bed and very comfortable sofa bed. From the front window or your private outdoor sitting area there is a beautiful view across parkland and the Derwent river to Mt Wellington (Kunyani) beyond. There are lovely walks along the river. We live upstairs and are happy to assist you.

It is a private, comfortable space.

You can walk to the village of Lindisfarne or Bellerive for coffee shops and restaurants. The beach at Bellerive is lovely to swim at in summer or walk along and enjoy at other times of the year.