When visiting Hobart, finding a place to stay can be difficult as there are so many options to choose from. However, for the perfect location in Hobart’s CBD and for a comfortable night’s sleep, I always head to Salamanca Inn.
I first stayed at the Salamanca Inn back in March 2013 and I really liked it, so I was keen to stay there again on our road trip around Australia a few years later.
For family accommodation in a capital city, it’s hard to beat.
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There is a reason why it’s our go-to place to stay in Hobart, which I will reveal to you in this complete and honest review of Salamanca Inn…
About Salamanca Inn
The Salamanca Inn in Hobart is a 4.5-star aparthotel that’s independently operated by a Tasmanian local.
It has star AAA rating and is nestled on the doorstep of Salamanca Place, home to the iconic Salamanca Market every Saturday.
Like all buildings on Salamanca Place, the inn is in a historical building made of 1830s sandstone and allows visitors to stay in a little piece of Hobart’s history. Surrounding the building are Georgian Warehouses and Plane Trees, allowing guests to feel the historical ambience of this area.
Despite its historical setting, the inside of the inn is modern and luxurious. Each of the 60 rooms in the inn is a fully self-contained suite with a living area and kitchenette, so you can enjoy all the comforts of home but with the added luxury of hotel amenities.
Some key amenities at the hotel are an onsite beef and seafood grill restaurant and rooftop heated indoor pool and spa, laundry facilities, free wi-fi, ticket assistance, and business center.
If you don’t feel like cooking in your suite, the inn is located near to several of the city’s best restaurants, cafes, and bars.
The inn also has undercover car parking.
What I Like About Salamanca Inn…
1. Central Location within walking distance to attractions
The number one thing I like about the Salamanca Inn is it’s location. Within a short stroll of the hotel you will find several famous landmarks, such as Parliament House, the historical Sullivans Cove, and many specialty shops.
Literally a one minute walk to Salamanca Place where the famous Salamanca markets, pubs, restaurants and shopping are.
It’s a 5-minute walk to the historic waterfront where you can admire the boats, eat…
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