Tasmania is a treasure trove of experiences for both locals and travellers, offering everything from gourmet produce and bustling markets to rugged wilderness and serene landscapes.
Whether you’re planning a summer holiday or a peaceful retreat at the end of the year, Tasmania’s diverse hotels provide the perfect stay. Here’s our curated list of the best hotels in Tasmania for 2025 that will enhance your Tasmanian adventure.
Hobart MACq 01
Another premium hotel from the team behind The Henry Jones, MACq 01 is well positioned and well storied. Each room is named after a Tasmanian character (from heroes, villains and explorers to inventors and convicts), including seven living Tasmanians, and are rich in tales you can discover on the hotel's 114 Doors tour.
MACq 01 is just across Hunter Street from The Henry Jones so has the same great access to Hobart—very important when it comes to eating and drinking your way around the city. Our tip? Opt for the superior waterfront room with epic views and lush furnishings and you’ll know exactly why this is one of Tasmania’s best hotels.
The Details
Address: 18 Hunter St, Hobart
Phone: (03) 6210 7600
Price: $$$
Hobart CBD The Henry Jones Art Hotel
The Henry Jones Art Hotel has been a mainstay in the Hobart hotel scene and has recently had a major revamp of its 52 rooms and four suites. Set inside a 19th-century IXL jam factory, The Henry Jones boasts a true sense of history and its industrial past remains strong with features of the jam factory worked into the building's design.
Plus, you're in prime position as you're just a quick walk across Hobart’s docks to Salamanca Place and the Hobart CBD. It’s called The Henry Jones Art Hotel for a reason, with more than 500 works of local art adorning the walls of the hotel, and it’s all available for purchase—just ask downstairs.
The Details
Address: 25 Hunter Street, Hobart CBD
Phone: (03) 6210 7700
Price: $$
Moina Lemonthyme Wilderness Retreat
If you think wilderness retreats ain’t your thing, prepare to have your mind totally changed. Lemonthyme Wilderness Retreat isn’t your average off-the-beaten-track stay—this awarding-winning boutique wilderness retreat is for those who like to live it up luxe-style in the bush.
The luxury cabins are designed to emulate the forest around. With touches of dark wood, the rooms boast a spa bath, mountain views and top-notch amenities. The only reason you would want to leave your haven is to keep cosy in the guest lounge, which keeps things toasty with a roaring open log fireplace. Marshmallows not optional. Cradle Mountain National Park is only a 35-minute drive away, so you’re in a prime position to get out and explore the peaceful rainforest wilderness. Lemonthyme Wilderness Retreat is a top pick for one of the best hotels in Tasmania.
The Details
Address: 770 Dolcoath Rd, Moina
Phone: (03) 6492 1112
Price: $$
Launceston Stillwater Seven
For those seeking a boutique stay that combines gourmet dining with luxury accommodation, Stillwater Seven is a top contender. Set within a heritage-listed flour mill on the banks of the Tamar River, this intimate hotel offers just seven beautifully designed suites, each blending modern comforts with historic charm.
What truly sets Stillwater apart is its award-winning restaurant, where guests can indulge in world-class Tasmanian cuisine using the freshest local produce. Whether you're savoring an expertly crafted meal or enjoying the serene river views from your room, Stillwater Seven delivers a uniquely Tasmanian experience that’s hard to beat.
THE DETAILS
Address: 2 Bridge Road, Launceston
Phone: (03) 6331 4153
Price: $$$
Invermay Peppers Silo
If you’re chasing a unique stay with historical flair, you can’t go past Peppers Silo Launceston. Bringing history alive on the banks of the idyllic Tamar River, this characterful hotel is built in a 1960s heritage grain silo. The iconic landmark has been converted into a sophisticated nine-storey hotel, incorporating the original silos into the revamped look and fitted out with beautifully appointed, modern rooms.
Expect plush interiors and earthy, wooden tones, complimenting the natural surrounds, sweeping views over the breathtaking river and private balconies to soak up Launceston’s ambience. Sample Tasmania’s world-renowned produce at the incredible Grain of the Silos restaurant or explore Launceston’s flourishing dining scene, conveniently located at your doorstep. Here's more epic things to do while you're in Launceston.
THE DETAILS
Address: 89 To 91 Lindsay St, Invermay
Phone: (03) 6700 0600
Price: $$
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Rosevears Rosevears Hotel
Wake in your king size bed at this Tasmanian hotel, and you can watch the sunrise over the picturesque Tamar Valley. It’s an epic spot, close to a whole load of wineries and the quaint lakeside village of Grindelwald, where you can browse the chocolate shop and try some putt putt golf.
The waterfront location of the Rosevears Hotel has long-been a favourite of Tamar Valley locals. This place has all the endearing features of an historic country pub and yet, when you stay the night, you’re treated to one of 26 modern hotel rooms, each with private balconies and water views. Without doubt, our top pick has to be the King Room with a river view and outdoor spa on the balcony. Kick back and relax in the bubbles, wine in hand, before heading down to the bar for some Tasmanian oysters and a Wagyu burger. Bliss.
The Details
Address: 215 Rosevears Drive, Rosevears
Phone: (03) 6394 4074
Price: $$
Adventure Bay 43 Degrees Bruny Island
Bruny Island is an off-the-grid pocket of natural paradise and one of the best towns to explore in Tasmania. So, of course, you expect any hotel to match the stunning environment and 43 Degrees Bruny Island certainly does that.
Situated in Adventure Bay, the architecturally designed private apartments are decked out to the nines with a private patio, a garden, a hot tub and a famous breakfast which is rated as one of the best around.
Despite the natural beauty just out your front door, these modern and spacious apartments are one of those places that are so relaxing you won’t even want to leave. Whether you’ve escaped to Bruny Island for a romantic getaway, an adventurous vacation or a family holiday, 43 Degrees totally has your back as one of the best hotels in Tasmania.
The Details
Address: 1 Lumeah Rd, Adventure Bay
Phone: (04) 2279 2237
Price: $$
Strahan Strahan Village
Combine history and modern convenience at this unique hotel that offers a range of accommodation options. Strahan is a pretty Tasmanian waterfront town, located on the bay of Macquarie Harbour, about four hours’ drive from Hobart and an hour and a half from Cradle Mountain, and it’s a popular spot from which to do a wilderness tour.
Book yourself into one of the adorable village terraces just metres from the bustling waterfront, or take in the best sweeping vistas from one of the Harbour View rooms instead. Wherever you choose to lay your head for the night, you’re just a short stroll from Strahan’s historic pub, Hamer’s Hotel, and Gordon River Cruises. Feeling peckish? There’s a heap of dining options, including fresh local seafood at The Fish Cafe on the wharf, and a buffet at View 42° Restaurant & Bar. Wine and cheese tasting can be arranged too.
The Details
Address: The Esplanade, Strahan
Phone: 1300 061 836
Price: $$$
South Hobart Islington Hotel
Over in South Hobart, you’ll find Islington Hotel tucked away on Davey Street. Featuring 11 guestrooms, Islington is situated inside a building dating from 1847—which has been stylishly modernised—and boasts sensational views of Mount Wellington.
Along the corridors and in the rooms of Islington you’ll find antiques and a spectacular collection of eye-catching artworks. Even better? They have an amazing restaurant on site celebrating only the best local, seasonal produce. Treat yourself and order the degustation menu from $65 per person. Islington Hotel is ticking all the boxes as one of Tasmania’s best hotels.
THE DETAILS
Address: 321 Davey St, Hobart
Phone: (03) 6220 2123
Price: $$
Launceston The Florance
With its eye-catching monochrome frontage and stained glass windows, this historic hotel in the heart of Launceston’s creative precinct is just the spot for a fabulous Tasmanian getaway. You’re in the centre of all the action here, just a five-minute walk from Boags Brewery and seven from Launceston Tramway Museum so you won’t be short of things to do.
This place offers 12 individual guest suites, each styled with a minimalist botanic theme and all have views of either the gorgeous City Park or the surrounding heritage architecture. Lay back and relax on your Tasmanian-made bed with luxury pillows, or delve into the minibar for a quick refreshment. Each custom-designed room has an inbuilt desk in case you have to get the laptop out, and you’ve got complimentary Tasmanian shortbread biscuits in case you fancy a nibble.
The Details
Address: 17 Brisbane St, Launceston
Phone: (03) 6331 5717
Price: $$
Coles Bay Saffire Freycinet
Hitting the stunning Coles Bay in the east is easily one of the best things to do in Tasmania. Oozing show-stopping luxury from every perspective, Saffire Freycinet has been named the world’s best boutique luxury hotel. Enough said. We’ll keep going though, ‘cause, well, we’re in love.
This is as luxurious as it gets—three sumptuous meals cooked at your leisure, beverages from the generous in-house cellar, complimentary mini-bar, private plunge pools and an eclectic mix of traditional and contemporary furnishings. Gaze over the stunning The Hazards mountain range, which lights up in a show-stopping display of sunset hues every night. Saffire Freycinet will encourage you to experience everything the Tassie East Coast has to offer and absolutely deserves a place at the top of your bucket list.
The Details
Address: 2352 Coles Bay Road, Coles Bay
Phone: (03) 6220 2123
Price: $$$
Cradle Mountain Peppers Cradle Mountain Lodge
If your idea of a luxury stay leans towards timeless charm rather than modern minimalist, you’re about to fall in love with this elegant mountain retreat. Nestled on the edge of the Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, Peppers Cradle Mountain Lodge places you in the heart of the alpine wilderness—with luxurious perks, of course.
Soak in your spa bath, as you overlook the Tasmanian hinterland of ancient forest and thundering streams, with your private fireplace roaring and a vino in hand. That’s what we call dreamy. Indulge yourself with a visit to Waldheim Alpine Spa, which offers a range of rejuvenating therapies, perfect for soaking after a long day of exploring the stunning national surrounds. Peppers Cradle Mountain easily snags a spot as one of Tasmania’s best hotels.
The Details
Address: 4038 Cradle Mountain Rd, Cradle Mountain
Phone: (03) 6492 2100
Price: $$
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