Salamanca Suites

These non-smoking rooms additionally have a docking station for an iPod, a mini-bar (for which an additional fee applies), a balcony or courtyard, and of course all the linens for the beds. There is the possibility to stay in an apartment or suite that has a disabled-access bathroom, a full kitchen with an oven, stove top and dishwasher (although they all have a microwave oven, cutlery and other basics), and a second bathroom.

In most cases the rooms are serviced daily, and guests may check out as late as eleven in the morning. Salamanca Suites include free parking for guests, a twenty-four-hour reception desk, dry cleaning (for a surcharge), three meeting rooms varying in size from just under thirty to a little over fifty square metres and of course an impressive restaurant.

Lena of Hobart Dining serves an impressive buffet breakfast and an a la carte version, while over in the Chandelier Bar in the evening you may relax in front of the gas fire with a drink and a light or main meal.

As you can probably guess by the name, this is a place to stay where you are right next to Salamanca Market, so it takes no time at all to reach one of Hobart’s most popular attractions. While you’re here, a walk of less than ten minutes takes you to the Mona Ferry Terminal, or if you are here because of your work, the location inside the CBD (Central Business District) is a real boon. Just over twenty minutes away is HBA Hobart International Airport.