The Tasmanian Adventure Company

The Loft at Soho is a cosy, yet contemporary, architect-designed townhouse set in historical South Hobart. The magnificent kunanyi (Mt Wellington) puts on a regular show with moving clouds or snow and can be clearly viewed from the living space. The beautiful Hobart Rivulet is at the end of the street, and two bicycles are provided. Although surrounded by popular cafes, bars and shops, The Loft is private and quiet. Up to four people can be accommodated, with one bedroom (Queen) and one sofa bed. There is a full kitchen, bathroom with heated towel rail, washer/dryer, French linen, double glazing and heating, balcony and courtyard with outdoor fireplace/barbeque. There is undercover parking at the door, and it's an easy 15-20 minute walk to the CBD via Macquarie Street or The Rivulet.

This character home built in the late 1800s has had a truly amazing renovation to create a perfect inner-city holiday home. Set in the much sought-after West Hobart and an easy walk into Hobart CBD, Salamanca or the North Hobart restaurant strip. A spacious three-bedroom, two-bathroom home, with a stunning open plan living, dining, and kitchen zone and two private outdoor areas – both enjoying City and River views. You could not ask for more for your special Hobart getaway. There is street parking only but always seems to be plenty available either right out front or just around the corner. The only problem is that it may be very hard to leave. Other features include: Reverse cycle air-conditioning, quality chef kitchen with SMEG gas stove, Smart TV/Netflix and brand-new washer/dryer machine BBQ.

When Sir Eccles Snowdon was Lord Mayor of Hobart, he lived in this large and comfortable home in the hilly old suburb of West Hobart - nearly every time you turn a corner there's a view of Mount Wellington, the city or the great Derwent estuary. The twin front gables and cheery red-tiled roof of Sir Eccles old home welcome you to a small, quiet motel with standard, family, spa and self-contained units. Pack your walking shoes for after breakfast, brought to your room when you'll want to walk through the leafy streets to the city, admiring on the way the pretty flowery gardens and quaint cottages. After a strenuous day of sightseeing in historic Hobart, you can catch a bus from the city which just drops you at the door.