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Derwent Park – 1 hotel or place to stay
Nightcap at Carlyle Hotel
Just an 8-minute drive from Hobart city center, Carlyle Hotel offers a children’s playground and a billiards table. Guests can enjoy a drink or meal at the onsite bar and restaurant.
Wrest Point
At Wrest Point, guests can enjoy spectacular views of the River Derwent, Mount Wellington and Hobart CBD (Central Business District).
Vibe Hotel Hobart
Featuring a fitness center, a restaurant as well as a bar, Vibe Hotel Hobart is located in the center of Hobart, 1.3 miles from Short Beach.
MACq 01 Hotel
Nestled in the heart of the historic Hobart waterfront, MACq 01 is a luxurious hotel that combines premium accommodations with unforgettable storytelling.
Moss Hotel
Ideally set in the center of Hobart, Moss Hotel has free WiFi throughout the property and a garden.
Salamanca Wharf Hotel
Located in the cultural and historic heart of Hobart CBD (Central Business District), Salamanca Wharf Hotel a 5-minute walk from Hobart’s waterfront.
Argyle Accommodation
Located in the heart of the Hobart Central Business District (CBD), Argyle Accommodations offers renovated rooms with free WiFi and free breakfast.
Black Buffalo
Located in North Hobart, Black Buffalo features a bar and on-site dining. This 3-star hotel offers room service. Guest rooms in the hotel are fitted with a TV.
The Henry Jones Art Hotel
Sitting alongside Hobart's waterfront, the historic Henry Jones Art Hotel offers luxurious rooms offering water or courtyard views.
The Tasman, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Hobart
Located in Hobart, a 16-minute walk from Short Beach, The Tasman, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Hobart has accommodations with a fitness center, private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
What Guests Said About Derwent Park:
- 2.0Scored 2.0
It needs to be modernised and renovated.
It needs to be modernised and renovated. Bathroom sink in bedroom?!?!? Old, dingy, and mouldy. The heater crackled and popped. Didn't feel secure. Could hear every thing the next door was saying. Bed was rock hard and horrible to sleep in. Carpet felt dirty.AndreaAustralia - 8.0Scored 8.0
Once a working class area where kids played in the gutter, “...
Once a working class area where kids played in the gutter, “No shooting” signs in urban parks where kids rode their bikes it’s now considered the inner north of Hobart. This is the light industrial capital of Tasmania. It’s the hub of metal mechanics, logistics and supply chain. It’s the home of wholesale where it’s main activity is confined to a corridor that centres along the Main Road. Derwent Park has a high commercial to residential real estate ratio. It’s also the home of the state’s major public bus interchange. The schools are still a bit rough, the pubs still have the odd punch on but the folk are a down to earth working base with good families moving into the area if they can afford it.
PaulAustralia
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