Best Hotels in Tasmania for 2026
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Featured Hotels in Tasmania

ibis Styles Hobart

The Grand On Macfie

The Tasman, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Hobart

Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart

Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston

Doubletree By Hilton Hobart

St Ives Apartments

Mövenpick Hotel Hobart

Wrest Point

Beachfront At Bicheno

The Old Woolstore Apartment Hotel

Discovery Parks - Cradle Mountain

Travelodge Hotel Hobart

Village Family Motor Inn

Lenna of Hobart
Using ebookers to select the ideal hotel in Tasmania
Now you’ve settled on visiting Tasmania, it’s time for the next question: where to stay while you’re there? The answer can be found on ebookers. Our easy-to-use tool makes it easy to survey the best hotels in Tasmania in a matter of moments. For added convenience, you can see all the options spread out on a map of the state, so you can immediately tell how near or far they happen to be from various attractions and neighbourhoods. If you have a particular landmark you’d like to be close to, you can set your search for nearby hotels. On top of that, ebookers features snappy hotel descriptions which explain which amenities and perks are available, allowing you to weigh up the options and make the right decision.
Planning your getaway to your Tasmania hotel
It doesn’t really matter which part of the world you’re flying from – ebookers is a valuable tool for arranging the journey to your hotel in Tasmania, either last minute or well in advance. By searching for flights, you’ll instantly see which carriers offer routes for your departure date. Then, it’s a simple matter of comparing the prices to bag the best bargain. Want your own transport after you arrive? Check out our car hire deals and have a vehicle waiting for you when you leave the arrivals lounge. Not only will this mean a seamless start to your holiday, but you’ll also be able to explore the more hidden away parts of the state and make the most of your stay in Tasmania.
Having a blast near your hotel in Tasmania
When you’re on your getaway, you’d be forgiven for spending a good portion of time just enjoying your hotel room. But, after you’ve unpacked, tried out the bed and recharged your batteries, you can start ticking off the sights on your to-see list. Get some inspiration for your Tasmania adventures by using our Things to Do tool, which will tell you about the various attractions and landmarks close to your Tasmania hotel. So, bring those comfy shoes and get ready to take in the exciting new surroundings.
Tasmania hotels essential information
Accommodation | 2,747 hotels |
|---|---|
Lowest Price | €58 |
Highest Price | €170 |
Popular hotels | ibis Styles Hobart, The Grand On Macfie, The Tasman, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Hobart, Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart, Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston, Doubletree By Hilton Hobart, St Ives Apartments, Mövenpick Hotel Hobart, Wrest Point, Beachfront At Bicheno, The Old Woolstore Apartment Hotel, Discovery Parks - Cradle Mountain, Travelodge Hotel Hobart, Village Family Motor Inn, Lenna of Hobart |
Recent Tasmania hotel reviews by travellers like youebookers verified reviews

Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston
"Make sure you watch out in the bathroom. I was on the 4th floor & the door stop right in front of the loo. To say I kicked my foot on it & thought I broke my toe!! Badly bruised. They were very apologetic. 2 free drinks!! But was leaving when they finally contacted me . They were going to offer something next time I am in Launceston, but I won’t as I live in WA . Disappointing from my point of view as I am still limping"

The Grand On Macfie
"This was a historic stay. We loved the tiny details and felt like we had stepped back in time to a Jane Austen novel. Highly recommend for people who love old mansions. I taught my daughters about encyclopaedias - the google of yore - and we also loved watching the spirit of Tasmania berth. "






