Holiday accommodation and selected activities
in towns and cities in southern Tasmania
With all the convenience of easy transport, nearby services and conventional facilities these cottages and hotels are in Hobart, Kingston and Dover. All bitumen roads, easy navigation and walking distance to eateries every night. Most people would be comfortable with this style of Huon Valley Escape.
Phone from 9am to 7pm: 0427 648465 Email anytime: [email protected]
Phone from 9am to 7pm: 0427 648465 Email anytime: [email protected]
Motel / Hotel on the southern edge of Hobart suburbsBudget rooms, meals and functions in Kingston, on the
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Full Facilities City Hotel
Multi award winning apartment Hotel, Hobart CBD
Centrally located, four minutes walk to the city centre, just one block away from Hobart's waterfront and close to some of the best restaurants in Tasmania. The Old Woolstore consists of a unique choice of fully serviced hotel rooms and apartments. We also offer a comprehensive range of meeting, conference and hospitality services.
Our Hobart hotel offers a range of convenient facilities such as:
Our Hobart hotel offers a range of convenient facilities such as:
- A mix of 242 Hotel Rooms, Studio Apartments, One Bedroom Apartments and Two Bedroom Apartments
- Satellite television, 24 sport, international and movie channels
- 24 hour reception including concierge services
- 24 hour room service
- Free parking
- Convenient 5 minute parking zone outside reception for arrivals and check-in
- Onsite restaurant and bar
- Complimentary use of business centre
- Complimentary on-site gym
- Complimentary access to our guest lounge and guest meeting room
- Conference and event facilities
- Wheelchair access
Modern City Self Contained
Two bedroom, self contained, modern Hobart city edge
Set in a converted Victorian townhouse in Hobart, Tasmania, The Big One’s lovingly restored facade opens to reveal an ultra-contemporary interior that blends intelligent innovation with original modern design.
The architecturally designed space has been brought to life by the spectacular use of modern fittings, local materials and the latest technologies making it the ultimate reward for those with a unique appreciation of style, sophistication and luxury. Featuring a chic palette of black, red and white, The Big One boasts an abundance of art, TV’s in every room, lashings of mirrors and incredible conversational pieces at every turn.
The fully equipped kitchen blends into a generous open-plan lounge. From there, venture onto the deck to take in the fresh Tasmanian air, sunshine and water views or relax in the spacious spa. Then grab some much needed r’n’r in one of the three large bedrooms.
Stunning modern design aside, expect a generous hamper on arrival, comfortable sofas, inviting armchairs and tactile rugs, with all the added touches you would expect from one of Hobart’s most premier accommodation options.
The architecturally designed space has been brought to life by the spectacular use of modern fittings, local materials and the latest technologies making it the ultimate reward for those with a unique appreciation of style, sophistication and luxury. Featuring a chic palette of black, red and white, The Big One boasts an abundance of art, TV’s in every room, lashings of mirrors and incredible conversational pieces at every turn.
The fully equipped kitchen blends into a generous open-plan lounge. From there, venture onto the deck to take in the fresh Tasmanian air, sunshine and water views or relax in the spacious spa. Then grab some much needed r’n’r in one of the three large bedrooms.
Stunning modern design aside, expect a generous hamper on arrival, comfortable sofas, inviting armchairs and tactile rugs, with all the added touches you would expect from one of Hobart’s most premier accommodation options.
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Read about Hobart on WikipediaHobart is the state capital and most populous city of the Australian island state of Tasmania. In 2009, the city had a greater area population of approximately 220,000. The skyline is dominated by Mount Wellington at 1,271 metres high.
Hobart has a mild temperate oceanic climate. The highest temperature recorded was 40.8 °C (105.4 °F) on 4 January 1976 and the lowest was −2.8 °C (27.0 °F) on 25 June 1972. During the summer it has the most hours of daylight of any Australian city, with 15.2 hours on the summer solstice. Hobart supports a huge tourist industry. Visitors come to the city to explore its historic inner suburbs and nationally acclaimed restaurants and cafes, as well as its vibrant music and nightlife culture. Tourists also come to visit the massive weekly market in Salamanca Place, as well as to use the city as a base from which to explore the rest of Tasmania. The city is also a hub for Cruise ships during the summer months with up to 40 Cruise ships docking during the course of the season. The city is a busy seaport, notably serving as the home port for various Antarctic activities including Australian and French Antarctic expeditions and the Sea Shepherd marine conservation society. Hobart was the birthplace of The Greens political party and the Wilderness Society. The city supports many industries, including breweries such as Cascade manufactures many different beers exported nationally with its premium and boutique beers being found in Europe, as well as smaller breweries around the city. One notable business in the city is the Cadbury chocolate factory which manufactures most of the Cadbury's chocolate for the Southern Hemisphere. 
Traveling to Hobart, Tasmania
Spirit of Tasmania arrives in Devonport.
It is then about three-to-four hours drive south to Hobart. Hobart airport is serviced by several airlines including those pictured below. It is a 15 minute drive from the airport to city,
30 to Kingston, 50 to Huonville, 90 to Dover and 2 hours to Ida Bay. 
Hobart Docks
Hobart's guardian peak, Wellington Park sweeps up from the city's suburban fringe to the Pinnacle. With a sealed road to the summit, and an extensive network of walking tracks and fire trails, there's a range of activities for every visitor - bushwalking, mountain bike riding, cross country skiing, orienteering, picnics, barbecues and sightseeing from the many spectacular vantage points.
Clear, fresh mountain water from the North West Bay River catchment on the south-east face of Mt Wellington provides a quarter of Hobart's drinking water supply, and the original Mountain Park was first set aside to protect this precious resource. Though close to the sea, this is a 1270m alpine peak, with the chance of extreme weather conditions at any time of the year. Choose a bright, clear day for the best views - from the summit, you can follow the sweep of the Derwent through the city to the sea, and gaze over towards World Heritage Area wilderness.... 
The Old Woolstore Apartment HotelThe Old Woolstore's accommodation in Hobart, Tasmania has built a reputation among business and leisure travelers as one of Australia's most welcoming and relaxing inner-city hotels...
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 Salamanca Market each SaturdaySalamanca Market is a street market in Salamanca Place, Hobart, Tasmania. It is a major tourist attraction in Tasmania, and is held on Saturdays between 8.30am and 3.00pm. Salamanca Market has grown from 12 stalls in 1972 to 300 in 2010, becoming Tasmania's most visited tourist venue attracting up to 25,000 visitors every Saturday.
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