Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
We had a lovely room. We were fortunate to be upgraded to a harbour view. The room was very comfortable. However we do have some reservations about how the staff communicate with each other in an emergency situation. We were there when water was pouring from a sprinkler being set off and causing flooding on 2nd floor, reception area , the lift shafts and one emergency fire exit. Being pensioners we struggled to get cases down the emergency stairs and it was difficult to find help. There did not...
We had a lovely room. We were fortunate to be upgraded to a harbour view. The room was very comfortable. However we do have some reservations about how the staff communicate with each other in an emergency situation. We were there when water was pouring from a sprinkler being set off and causing flooding on 2nd floor, reception area , the lift shafts and one emergency fire exit. Being pensioners we struggled to get cases down the emergency stairs and it was difficult to find help. There did not...
Carolyn
Reviewed January 10, 2026Reviewed January 10, 2026
This must be one of the most interesting hotels to stay in all the world with this amazing theme of story telling. Everything about it was fabulous from checkin to checkout. We only stayed one night but wished we had planned for longer. Why? The roo was enormous, well equipped and with a great bed and bedding. The view over the waterfront was sensational. It was so quiet at night so great sleep. The evening meal was very high quality from a sensibly short menu but with a good wine list. ...
This must be one of the most interesting hotels to stay in all the world with this amazing theme of story telling. Everything about it was fabulous from checkin to checkout. We only stayed one night but wished we had planned for longer. Why? The roo was enormous, well equipped and with a great bed and bedding. The view over the waterfront was sensational. It was so quiet at night so great sleep. The evening meal was very high quality from a sensibly short menu but with a good wine list. ...
Great hotel in a fantastic location in the centre of Hobart. Easy access to shops, bars, restaurants and tourist attractions. Highly recommended if you are visiting Hobart.
Great hotel in a fantastic location in the centre of Hobart. Easy access to shops, bars, restaurants and tourist attractions. Highly recommended if you are visiting Hobart.
Louise
Reviewed September 17, 2026Reviewed September 17, 2026
A well located hotel with great views of the harbour ( well from our room ) and a few minutes walk from Salamanca and it shops and the historic area of Battery Point
The hotel has been sensitively extended with large rooms arranged around an internal and partly open courtyard
The original building is magnificent and must have been one of best buildings in Hobart The booklet given to us details its history
It’s a shame that the Alexander restaurant decor from the 70s has been replaced by a...
A well located hotel with great views of the harbour ( well from our room ) and a few minutes walk from Salamanca and it shops and the historic area of Battery Point
The hotel has been sensitively extended with large rooms arranged around an internal and partly open courtyard
The original building is magnificent and must have been one of best buildings in Hobart The booklet given to us details its history
It’s a shame that the Alexander restaurant decor from the 70s has been replaced by a...
Geoffrey
Reviewed November 10, 2026Reviewed November 10, 2026
Which a good stay. Super clean, lots of parking and brilliant value for money. The reception staff were also super helpful and friendly. Also cheap washing on site
Which a good stay. Super clean, lots of parking and brilliant value for money. The reception staff were also super helpful and friendly. Also cheap washing on site
The Henry Jones Art Hotel has a fantastic location right by Elizabeth Street Pier, and is surrounded by a plethora of seafood restaurants - it’s conveniently located for walking around the docks and/or Hobart city centre. The room was great, and the reception staff were excellent - I needed a couple of documents to be printed and (later) scanned to PDF, and the staff were very helpful. Metered street parking is available, but at A$35 per night we took advantage of the hotel’s valet parking...
The Henry Jones Art Hotel has a fantastic location right by Elizabeth Street Pier, and is surrounded by a plethora of seafood restaurants - it’s conveniently located for walking around the docks and/or Hobart city centre. The room was great, and the reception staff were excellent - I needed a couple of documents to be printed and (later) scanned to PDF, and the staff were very helpful. Metered street parking is available, but at A$35 per night we took advantage of the hotel’s valet parking...
Andrew
Reviewed February 26, 2024Reviewed February 26, 2024
Excellent hotel of historic status. Important building in Hobart's history. Staff excellent , very helpful and knowledgeable. Nothing was too much trouble!!
Excellent hotel of historic status. Important building in Hobart's history. Staff excellent , very helpful and knowledgeable. Nothing was too much trouble!!
Stayed 3 nights at Clydesdale Manor at the end of a Tasmania road trip. It’s a beautiful building inside and out, with nice gardens and plenty of parking.
It’s a couple of kilometres outside the centre of Hobart. it’s walkable in half an hour, which is fine if you’re going there for the day, but a bit inconvenient for dinner/drinks in the evening unless you don’t mind driving or taking taxis. Having said that, there are some excellent places to eat nearby.
Our room was large and traditionally...
Stayed 3 nights at Clydesdale Manor at the end of a Tasmania road trip. It’s a beautiful building inside and out, with nice gardens and plenty of parking.
It’s a couple of kilometres outside the centre of Hobart. it’s walkable in half an hour, which is fine if you’re going there for the day, but a bit inconvenient for dinner/drinks in the evening unless you don’t mind driving or taking taxis. Having said that, there are some excellent places to eat nearby.
Our room was large and traditionally...
Peter
Reviewed November 17, 2025Reviewed November 17, 2025