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There’s something here for every traveler, whether you’re looking to stay in the heart of Hobart, near Launceston’s vineyards, or by the wild beaches of the East Coast.
Tasmania’s capital Hobart has a bustling arts scene, incredible dining, and access to the famous MONA museum, while Launceston is perfect for wine lovers, with the Tamar Valley Wine Region at your doorstep.
If coastal retreats are more your style, the East Coast around Freycinet and Bay of Fires promises turquoise waters, secluded beaches, and unforgettable outdoor adventures.
For a deeper immersion in Tasmania’s rugged beauty, stay in or near Cradle Mountain, where remote lodges and cozy cabins put you right next to alpine trails and wildlife.
Or, if food and wine are your draw-cards, the Huon Valley and north west Tasmania offer boutique stays with farm-fresh dining and a taste of Tasmania’s famed produce.
Choosing the right Tasmania accommodation can make or break your holiday experience. There’s so many options! So we’re here to help you find the perfect stay – for you.
To save you time, here is our favourite Tasmania accommodation and unique stays around the state—from luxury lodges and romantic cottages to beachfront resorts and cosy farms stays. All hand picked. In the best locations. With excellent reviews. And sometimes, with a Tassie twist too….
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Tasmania’s top destinations
Hobart
If you’re looking for where to book accommodation in Tasmania, Hobart is the place to start. Around 80% of tourists flying into Tasmania arrive in Hobart. It’s the capital of Tasmania, it’s biggest city by far, the centre of it’s food & brew culture, and an excellent base for exploring Tasmania’s south.
Hobart has that much to do and see we recommend booking accommodation for at least 2 nights a 7 day itinerary.
Cost: expensive for accommodation but worth it for the wine & dining
Must do: Salamanca, MONA, NoHo, breweries, bars, markets
Best for: foodies, history buffs, beer aficionados,
Where to stay in Hobart
Waterfront: Waterfront accommodation in Hobart is extremely popular. The location at Constitution Dock is top tier, along with the views. You’re minutes walk from the shopping, dining, and bars of Salamanca. Walking distance from the saturday morning Salamanca Markets. Staying here, you’ll be surrounded by seafood and other excellent waterfront dining options.
Central Business District: The CBD is where to stay for access to shopping, the weekend Farm Gate Market, the Tasmania Museum and Art Gallery, restuarants, craft beer bars and pubs. It’s also a short walk to Constitution Dock and Salamanca.
NoHo: North Hobart is where you’ll find the best restaurants in Hobart, by variety. It’s also jam packed with Hobart’s best breweries. Think grunge, street art, hip bars, banging pubs , cool cafes – that’s NoHo. Elizabeth Street is where the action is.
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Why stay in Hobart?
Stay in Hobart and experience the Tasmania’s pinnacle post colonial cultural experience. From waterfront seafood feasts at Salamanca to the edgy exhibitions at MONA, and intriguing ghost tours at the Hobart Convict Penitentiary, Hobart is a city of suprises.
Wander Battery Point’s cobblestone streets, take in sweeping views from kunanyi / Mount Wellington, and cap it off with a whisky or gin at one of the many excellent local cocktail bars.
Hobart is the perfect base to dive into Tasmania’s rich history, culinary delights, and breathtaking day trips that lie just beyond the city.
What to do, eat, drink and see in Hobart 👇🏽
Launceston
While Hobart has you covered in the south, you can’t go past Launceston if you’re looking for where to book your Tasmania accommodation in the north. Launceston is Tasmania’s second largest city, the food and wine capital of northern Tasmania, the home of famous Cataract Gorge, and a great base to explore the riches of Tasmania’s north.
One night and two full days in Launceston should give you time to see the highlights. If you’re using it as a base to see the north, 3 nights is ideal.
Cost: cheaper than Hobart to stay, but less iconic accommodation options
Must do: Cataract Gorge, Tamar Valley wineries, Josef Chromy Winery, QVMAG, James Boags Brewery Tour, Harvest Market
Best for: wine enthusiasts, historic home lovers, hunters of great Tasmanian produce, foodies, beer brewers.
Where to stay in Launceston
Launceston CBD: Staying in the heart of the city gives you easy access to top restaurants, heritage architecture, and local attractions like the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery. It’s ideal to explore Launceston’s lively food and arts scene on foot, with plenty of boutique hotels, luxury stays, and historic inns to choose from.
East Launceston: Known for its leafy streets and charming Victorian homes, East Launceston has a more residential feel while still being close to the CBD. This is the area to book if you want quieter accommodation with boutique charm, with easy access to some of the city’s top cafes and parks.
Cataract Gorge and West Launceston: If nature is a priority, consider staying near Cataract Gorge. This area offers serene surroundings with the Gorge’s walking trails, suspension bridge, and scenic views right at your doorstep. It’s ideal for families and outdoor lovers who want to balance city access with a peaceful retreat.
Riverside: Located just a short drive from the CBD, Riverside provides spacious accommodation options with views over the Tamar River. This area is perfect for travelers looking for a bit more room and a relaxed, scenic setting, ideal for families or those planning to explore the Tamar Valley Wine Region.
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Why stay in Launceston?
Stay in Launceston, to experience the best of north Tasmania’s food and wine. Here, you’re moments from the vineyards of the Tamar Valley, the dramatic trails of Cataract Gorge, and surrounded by Launceston’s own heritage architecture and history.
There’s also a growing scene of artisan makers turning this regions best produce into spectacular dishes, beverages and experiences.. You’ll find incredible farm-to-table dining, cool cafes, and historic streets filled with creative energy. It’s the ideal base to explore the island’s north, with day trips that bring you to lavender fields, mountain bike trails, ziplines through the treetops, and some of the island’s most scenic landscapes—all without straying too far from your cozy Launceston stay.
What to do, eat, drink and see in Launceston 👇🏽
Devonport
,Devonport is a less obvious inclusion on our top destinations list. But it’s Tasmania’s third largest city, and the main service area for the fabulous north west. It’s also home to the Spirit of Tasmania. And if you’re bringing your car to Tassie, you’ll arrive in Devonport – in fact 23% of visitors to Tasmania come through here. So we couldn’t leave it out!
Devonport is an up and coming city. There’s breweries, gin bars, a few great restaurants, and beaches to explore. If you’re staying for the city itself, one night may be enough. If you’re making it your base in the north west, you’ll need much much longer! There’s so much to do around here!
Cost: cheaper than Hobart and Launcston for lodgings
Must do: Southern Wilds Distillery, Island State Brewing, Hill Street Grocer, The Bluff, Fundamental Espresso, Mrs Jones Restaurant
Best for: relaxing stopovers to fuel up between adventures or a place to get your bearings of the Spirit of Tasmania.
Where to stay in Devonport
Devonport CBD: Staying in the city center puts you right in the middle of Devonport’s vibrant mix of restaurants, best cafes. It’s a great choice for convenience, shopping, and the city’s waterfront – the Bluff – are all within walking distance. Most hotels are located in the city, with views along the Mersey River.
Coles Beach: You can find beach front accommodation in Devonport and Coles beach is where to look. Jst a few minutes from the CBD, this areas is a peaceful spot ideal for travelers wanting a coastal escape. With family-friendly beach access, scenic walking tracks, and cozy accommodations, this area is perfect for relaxing by the water while staying close to Devonport’s main attractions. There’s even a dog beach – Back Beach – for your fur babies.
Miandetta, Don, Lilico & Forth: These leafy areas surrounding Devonport are quieter, and more spcaious. You’ll still have easy access to Devonport but are likely to find more unique stays – like farm stays, tiny houses, and ocean views. It’s a good option for families and nature lovers who want a bit of tranquility while remaining a short drive from the city center.
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Why stay in Devonport?
Stay in Devonport, and you’re perfectly positioned to explore the stunning North West coast. Here, you can sidel up to the bar at Southern Wilds Distillery, relax on Coles Beach, enjoy fish n chips by the sea and unwind to Devonport’s unique coastal charm.
The city has a laid-back vibe with a shortlist of top-notch cafes, chill waterfront walks, and easy access to incredible day trips—think Cradle Mountain hikes, Penguin’s scenic coastal drive, and the artisan food trail winding through Latrobe and beyond. Devonport is the perfect starting point for adventure if you’re fresh off the Spirit of Tasmania, with its refreshing blend of coastal relaxation and regional exploration.
What to do, eat, drink and see in Devonport 👇🏽