3-Star Hotels in Tasmania, Australia

The hotel is conveniently located right in the city center. The hotel is clean, with fresh linens and plenty of restrooms and showers. The staff is helpful. However, I should note that there is no elevator, so lugging luggage up the narrow, steep stairs is quite difficult. The kitchen is small, so it can get crowded if a lot of people are cooking or eating at the same time.

Easy check-in and out process, good location, could actually walk to Cataract George Reserve. Sufficient parking lot. An interesting place to stay with some activity within the hotel premises. The room was a bit too dim, even though they provided several lights, but all were yellow lights. There is noise (water flow?) that would be quite disturbing if you are a light sleeper.

Standard motel, with average facilities and cleanliness. You can park right in front of your room. The room has a balcony facing the road and the sea, offering an expansive view. The town is small and quiet, and the hotel is within walking distance of attractions. However, it's best to book restaurants in advance, as they might be closed if you go late. Drinking water isn't provided, and when I tried to buy some after 9 PM, I couldn't find any open shops in town. If you want to see penguins, it's best to join a tour; it's hard to find them on your own. But the sunset near Lobster Shack is truly beautiful!

The whole house is split into two levels: the bedroom upstairs, and the bathroom, kitchen, and living room downstairs. The bedding was clean, and the kitchen facilities met basic needs. The bathroom was spacious. The only drawback: both the living room and bedroom had dark navy carpets, which made them feel a bit unclean. Maybe it's just me, as a Chinese person, but I'd prefer tile or wooden flooring.

The motel itself is actually not bad. Based on the reviews, I was expecting it to be worse. But the rooms are fresh and clean. It lacks air conditioning though. It was cold at night and hot during the day. Also, a suggestion for the owners – it would be great to have at least a microwave downstairs. Sometimes you just want to heat something up for a quick bite, but... And there can be issues with parking spots. There aren't many spaces available. It's first-come, first-served.

Location super! Everyone liked the restraint, delicious coffee and a common room with plants. We enjoyed being there! Thanks to girls for caring, smiles and luggage storage! Jimmy for the recommendation to visit the market. Also pleasantly rejoiced the showers - spacious and clean. The room was small but comfortable. No air conditioner. We were airlifted through the upper window. We will be bored! And recommended for living in Hobart. Comfortably, acceptable at price and everything you need - next to.

The high-end motel built by the lake, the car stops at the door of the room. The furniture is quite new, close to the yacht club, the surrounding scenery is very good, in fact, it is worth staying a few more nights. The reception was warm and I sent sweets when I left, super nice

Excellent site to look over The Nuts and galaxy in the evening. Beautiful sunset and sunrise just in front of my room. Close to Stanley Photo Frame which just locates at the back of the Inn. Thanks to Romeo for booking the Hursey Seafoods which serves tasty crayfish and abalone!!

It was convenient because there was a parking lot within walking distance of the city. A typical Australian hotel, the first floor of the building is a pub, which is convenient for those who can drink at popular shops. There was a cafe nearby that was open from 6 am and the bread was delicious. There was also a Japanese lunch box opposite the hotel.

Not bad hotel. But there were no tea bags, no milk. Cutlery looks extremely poor. All was from different set, some from hiking set. Also a lot of dust on the bathroom lights. To fix these problems will cost almost nothing, but it will improve the impression. And the final problem is parking. If you return late, there will be no parking place for you.