Tasman Peninsula Hotels with Hot Tubs

Fantastic place, felt like a luxury cabin stay and is located in a beautiful place. WIFI: limited to 2gb and very slow (impossible to work remotely)

Well equipped and comfortable studio apartment with good outlook over the garden to the bay. As an older couple we found the split level flooring a bit awkward to manoeuvre our way over and space was a bit tight on each side of the bed. Despite these unusual features we loved staying at the apartment and observing the local wildlife.

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...

A wonderful hotel. Ash and all the staff were amazing, so friendly and welcoming. The help yourself breakfast was just perfect too.

Quiet and secluded. Wallaby visited the rear garden each morning

Excellent hotel of historic status. Important building in Hobart's history. Staff excellent , very helpful and knowledgeable. Nothing was too much trouble!!

Beautiful old home with a fascinating history all documented in books available to read. Owner Stan was so helpful, enjoyed good chats and the service was great - ample breakfast in lovely dining room with drinks available all day. Use of kitchen also throughout the day to prepare own food if wanted. Easy bus ride into Hobart if no car. Would 100% recommend.

We stayed for 1 night prior to our flight. The welcome was warm, the accommodation was really well equipped and the breakfast basket plenty to set us up for the day. Sorell Barracks represents excellent value for money!

Spacious apartments. Good location for airport bus. Friendly helpful staff

Great location for anyone attending Dark Mofo or the Salamanca Markets with the markets at the end of the street. The only issue is that it's halfway up a hill and I'm lazy, but fortunately there's electric scooters that took care of that problem. Food is easy to come by (even without the Great Feast running for Dark Mofo) with lots of options around the wharves.

It was nice property. Value for money.