Hobart's Accommodation & Hostel

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• florenciaa956

  09 diciembre 2017
  Comodo

  El hostel está ubicado a unas 7 cuadras de la zona céntrica. En algún momento considere que era un poco caro, pero teniendo en cuenta los costos que se manejan en Australia el valor precio-calidad está bien. Los baños súper limpios, pero me pareció que si el hostel hubiese estado lleno podría haber alguna complicación. Estaban separados en hombres y mujeres, y al menos el de mujeres tenía dos duchas (que cada una tiene un mini vestuario) muy, muy cómodas; un baño y un lavado de manos... Me quede en un cuarto sola, estaba limpio y era cómodo. El hostel está súper bien y es cómodo, pero es bastante feo a nivel "estética". El personal excelente. Me atendió siempre un señor mayor que me resolvió cuanto inconveniente tuve (un día tuve un problema con mi excursión que no pasaron a buscarme y el se encargó de llamar pra que se me solucione el inconveniente. Me volvería a quedar sin duda.

  

• Diana P

  21 noviembre 2019
  Great Location

  I stayed here in September and found the staff to be very helpful, the location was 3 minute walk to the hire car and this awesome Vegan Pizza and Pasta place. Very clean and very affordable and a nice quiet location but close enough to the museums and shops to explore. Don't miss the Botanic Gardens either.

  

• T9-Orca

  31 diciembre 2019
  A tired hostel with outdated facilities but lots of heart

  Tony and his wife, the owners, are wonderful people who are trying to make this hostel work. It's an old property, and no amount of patching and love can bring it up to modern standard. This is a low-budget place for low-budget travelers ... safe, clean, friendly, but not appealing or up-to-date. It is a 10-minute walk to downtown, 15 to the harbour. Fortunately, the nearest SkyBus stop is just a few of blocks away, well within reach while carrying your gear. The halls and common areas are covered in indoor-outdoor carpeting, the paint is peeling, the kitchen is small and dark. But the showers have plenty of hot water, the beds are clean, the linens fresh. Yes the towels are small, the bathrooms dark and poorly equipped, the staircase is steep and creaky, the common room table-tops are covered in plastic (like Saran-wrap, but industrial grade). But it is a friendly place. When we first arrived, we were dismayed at the decrepit building, and were convinced we'd made a mistake. But Tony and his wife went out of the way to make us feel at home -- so we feel conflicted -- it's hard to recommend this place, but at the same time, it provides safe and clean low-end accommodation, with lots of personal touches. So I guess it really depends on what you're looking for. We probably would not stay there again - but we also found it to be perfectly adequate as long as we kept our expectations in check. There was a school group on a holiday from Melbourne - and it was just right for those kids and their teachers and chaperones. And probably not bad for twenty-somethings looking for cheap lodging. Not so good for retirees traveling the world. And then there was a little issue with electrical - they had an electric heater plugged into a power strip -- something the Australian fire authorities were posting as a bad practice on posters in town. One other positive thing: right next door is an organic / cooperative grocery store with all kinds of high-quality food and some good produce. We particularly liked their granola and muesli.

  

• geofff274

  02 febrero 2020
  4 night stay in Hobart.

  Stayed at the Ibis styles hotel. It was our first visit to Hobart & we were really pleased with the location of the hotel. It was an easy walk to Salamanca markets & all the main Hobart attractions. Lovely staff & it was no problem to organise a late check out as we had an afternoon flight back to Sydney. We had breakfast twice in the dining room which was very enjoyable but unfortunately didnt have dinner as we had made other plans. Lovely modern hotel our room had views to Mt Wellington. Will definitely return.

  

• FrequentFlier156112

  29 diciembre 2020
  The best kebabs are Souvlaki

  This is the fellow who used to be at Salamanca. The souvlaki is soo good. The bread so soft, the meat is succulent and the sauces are so bitey. Yum yum yum. The best in Hobart. Corner of Bligh and Dampier streets Warrane. Worth crossing the bridge for yum yum yum.