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The Hotel: Best Western Hobart

The Best Western Hobart is the ideal starting point for Groupies ready to delve into the sights and sounds of the island’s capital. Set out to explore the heart of the CBD, located within an easy two-minute stroll. Stretch legs further to discover the Salamanca Markets, Battery Point or the glimmering waterfront, all within a 10-15-minute walk. Art amateurs and aficionados can visit MONA, with the hotel staff happy to assist in organising tours and travel. Feast on a meal at the Embers Restaurant, that serves up an extensive menu featuring fresh and local produce alongside a selection of local and international wine.

Duos settle into a King Room, with an option to accommodate an extra person in King + Single Room (surcharge applies). Unwind in front of a movie on the Foxtel-equipped LCD television.

Room Details

King Room

• Bed size/type: King bed
• Standard occupancy: Two people
• Maximum occupancy: Two people
• The room features a flat-screen TV, hot drink-making facilities and an en suite bathroom 

King Room + Single Bed

• Bed size/type: One king bed + one single bed
• Standard occupancy: Two people
• Maximum occupancy: Three people (the third person incurs a $45 surcharge per night)
• The room features a flat-screen TV, hot drink-making facilities and an en suite bathroom 

The Area: Hobart, TAS

Hobart provides a stepping stone to some of the island’s must-see attractions, such as the Tasman National Park and Derwent Valley. Venturing through the rugged terrain is one thing, but if time permits, take a scenic flight or sailing cruise for views from a different perspective. For the adventurous, a bike tour down the slopes of Mount Wellington will provide thrills as well as panoramic views over Hobart.

The Salamanca Markets are open every Saturday morning and offer a variety of crafts, gifts and food sold out of historic warehouses initially used for whaling in the 19th century. Just behind the markets is Battery Park, a bastion of the city’s former architectural style, where sandstone buildings offer a little slice of Hobart’s history. Travellers looking to sample some of the Apple Isle’s cultural highlights should hit up the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, which features arts craft and historical exhibition designed to give guests a total view of the Tasmanian experience.