Tasmania hotels

Based on KAYAK hotel searches, the most popular destination is Launceston (25% of total searches to Tasmania). The next most popular destinations are Hobart (25%) and Strahan (25%). Searches for hotels in Queenstown (25%) are also popular.

KAYAK users have found double rooms in Tasmania for as cheap as AED 63 (Launceston) in the last 3 days. The average price is AED 610.

If you’re travelling to Tasmania on a tight budget, consider accommodation in a smaller town like Tullah. Tullah Lakeside Lodge is situated on a lake that’s close to Mount Farrell Regional Reserve. It features cosy rooms, is close to Tullah town centre and allows easy access to a lot of recreational activities, like hiking and fishing. If you’d prefer something close to a big city, you may wish to check out Launceston Backpackers. Conveniently located in the central business district of Launceston, it features a kitchenette, a shared lounge area and is close to tourist attractions like Royal Park and Brisbane Street Mall.

Those who enjoy a bit of luxury and seclusion will be right at home around Coles Bay Conservation Area. Accommodation options like Picnic Island will place you right on the beach in Coles Bay. This four-star cabin features a living room with a fireplace, an outdoor terrace and bedrooms that look out onto the lake. Alternatively, if you prefer to be in a city, you might want to consider The Henry Jones Art Hotel. Located in Hobart, this luxury hotel features a spa bath and artistic decor and is close to museums and tourist attractions.

If you’re travelling with your family to Tasmania, Rydges Hobert offers plenty of helpful features. This hotel in North Hobart features family rooms, an outdoor pool and kids’ meals. Another nearby option is Riverfront Motel & Villas, which features family rooms and a playground and is located near the water. Alternatively, if you want to stay outside of the city, book a rental like Pedder Wilderness Lodge. Located on a lake in Strathgordon, it features a pool, a picnic area, kids’ meals and hiking and canoeing opportunities.