Jodi Martin - Never Say Die! Tour HOBART

Welcome to COLLECTED/PLACES Hobart - Curated stays for wordly wanderers. Collected/Places invites you to experience the world through the eyes of a seasoned wanderer with a love for materiality, decorative treasures and heritage architecture. Immerse yourself in a space where every detail tells a story. Where form and feeling are consciously considered and seamlessly merge to create an ambiance that transcends ordinary lodging. COLLECTED/PLACES Hobart is an original 1830s Georgian residence positioned in a quiet street of Old Hobart Town. The residence sits amongst the best bars, restaurants and cafes the city has to offer and is a 10-minute walk to the centre of the CBD. Stay in relaxed, refined, artful spaces where old and new worlds seamlessly collide. Where high-end touches and modern conveniences sit amongst original 190-year-old convict brick walls. Enjoy a local handcrafted gin by the fireplace, on the verandah or in our deep clawfoot bath before heading out to explore from our central location. With three 2 bedroom apartments available to book separately, as two apartments or as an entire residence, COLLECTED/PLACES Hobart is well suited for romantic getaways, travelling with friends, family or colleagues. The ease and convenience of off street parking is also available to our guests.

Nestled in the heart of North Hobart, The Guesthouse is a thoughtfully renovated townhouse located adjacent to the restaurant. The space embodies the essence of Ogee, with warm tones, soft lighting, and luxurious design features that encourage guests to relax and immerse themselves in good food, great music, and genuine hospitality. Perfect inner city stay for couples and singles for two nights or more are invited to book.

The Lodge on Elizabeth offers heritage-style, bed and breakfast, accommodation in North Hobart. The Lodge is located in Elizabeth Street - a ten-minute walk to Hobart's central business district. The property is a convict-built, Georgian mansion, listed by the National Trust. There are 14 ensuite rooms; some with spas and each room is individually decorated in period style. All have either a four-poster, half-tester (small canopy) or antique beds. The accommodation caters for single, double or twin share and also offers the Convict Cottage - a self-contained apartment suitable for two people. A continental breakfast is available for just $20/person/night in the dining room. Enjoy a complimentary port in the drawing room or tea and coffee which can also be taken in the courtyard garden. The Lodge on Elizabeth was built in 1829 as a large family home for the colony's first auctioneer. The property is only a three to four-minute walk to over 50 cafes, restaurants and bars. Elizabeth Street also has a number of boutiques, galleries, and the arthouse State Cinema - Tasmania's oldest operating movie house.