Sullivans Cove Apartments - South Street

The Prince of Wales Hotel is a historic pub, restaurant, and boutique accommodation venue located in the heart of Battery Point, one of Hobart's oldest and most charming neighbourhoods. Established in 1843 "The Prince" has long been a favourite gathering place for locals, waterfront workers, and travellers alike. Blending classic Tasmanian pub culture with modern hospitality, the hotel offers a welcoming public bar, quality dining, live entertainment, and newly renovated accommodation. Situated on Hampden Road, it is just a short walk from Salamanca Place, Hobart's waterfront, and many of the city's historic attractions. The Prince of Wales is deeply connected to Battery Point's rich history. The original hotel building became a symbol of the community's fight to preserve the area's heritage during redevelopment debates in the 1960s and 70s. Today, the venue combines old-world character with a relaxed atmosphere, offering locals and visitors great food, cold drinks, comfortable stays, and genuine Tasmanian hospitality in one of Hobart's most iconic settings.

Lēoht is a cafe and restaurant in Hobart's historic Battery Point. The seasonal menu celebrates Tasmania's premium cool climate wine, exceptional local produce and specialty coffee. Built in 1853, the interior of Lēoht's historic Georgian cottage celebrates natural light, Tasmanian timbers, local brick, woven textures and wool. A working fireplace, sunlit front terrace and rear courtyard (both dog friendly) make this a warm and inviting year-round dining destination. Lēoht is less than 10 minutes walk from bustling Salamanca with free two-hour street parking. Lēoht prides itself on always finding room for walk-ins and accepts bookings for groups of 4 or more for breakfast or lunch.

Join a "Dave's Eats Hobart" walking food tour and dive into the tasty flavors of Tasmania's capital! This bite-seeing tour walks Hobart's waterfront and some of its most famous streets sampling iconic regional produce and specialties. We'll visit charming bakeries, family-run fishmongers, delightful delis, sweet chocolatiers, and ice cream makers, savouring some uniquely Tasmanian treats along the way. From artisanal cheeses and award-winning deli meats to the freshest seafood, "Dave's Eats Hobart" offers a gastronomic adventure filled with dishes and flavours you won't find anywhere else. Along the way, you'll discover the captivating stories behind each bite and the passionate producers who craft them. This easy-going walking tour promises a feast for your senses and a true taste of Hobart.