The design of Hobart’s newest hotel draws inspiration from the icy region of Antarctica, but does Stephanie Williams encounter a warm reception? Here’s something you probably didn't know about Hobart: it’s full of adventurers. And not the...

Hotel hideaway for the landed gentry Villa Howden, Hobart, Tas With bubbles on arrival, antique furnishings, self-playing pianos and manicured gardens with croquet sets, Villa Howden is no ordinary boutique stay. “I wanted to buy...

Small luxury hotels are The Thing in Hobart, and throughout Tasmania for that matter. Here are five of the best: 1 MONA Pavilions: Cutting-edge self-contained villas at Moorilla Estate. 655 Main Rd, Berridale, Hobart. (03)...

 Saffire on Tasmania’s Freycinet Peninsula is a masterpiece in Australian Luxury Lodges. Like any masterpiece it’s the sum of the parts that delivers an extraordinary experience.  The AT Verdict Just six weeks old Saffire is...

The best in Hobart hotel accommodation, dining, conference facilities, music & casino entertainment for business & holiday travel in Tasmania. Wrest Point A spectacular location on the sparkling River Derwent, first-class award-winning accommodation, exceptional dining...

One Of Australian Traveller Magazine’s 100 Great Australian Holiday Homes Built in the 1890s and overlooking the Hobart CBD and Derwent River, Kinvara House is an example of a superbly tasteful, modern restoration. Surrounded by...

Australian Traveller Magazine’s 100 Great Australian Holiday Homes A classic pastoral homestead set amid restful rolling hills, orchards and fields of cattle, Villa Talia is in southern Tasmania’s Huon Valley, just 600m from the banks...

Australian Traveller Magazine’s 100 Great Australian Holiday Homes This incredibly cute property just over an hour south of Hobart is called The Peninsula for a very good reason: it’s set on your very own private...

Australian Traveller Magazine’s 100 Great Australian Holiday Homes Sitting on land adjacent to the Wielangta Forest, a landscape once ravaged by over-felling of trees and still the centre of ongoing conservation efforts of Senator Bob...

Justin Wastnage puts his eternal soul at risk with a weekend stay in Hobart’s quirkiest hotel, Pendragon Hall – a deconsecrated church with beds for pews, pillows for pulpits, and perhaps the world’s only ensuite confessional-cum-water...