Mulled Wine Under the Stars

Salamanca Inn is a Tasmanian owned and operated 4.5 star all suite hotel located within the Salamanca precinct and only a very short stroll to the attractions of Hobart's vibrant waterfront. This historic area is home to some of Hobart's best cafes, restaurants, bars, galleries and specialty shops. The hotel consists of 63 self-contained suites ranging from One Bedroom to Three Bedroom to Executive Spa Suites. These can accommodate from One to Six people. Guests can enjoy Foxtel, guaranteed car parking, indoor pool and spa, laundry facilities and WiFi all included in the room tariff. There is also a 50 seat onsite restaurant, Birdsong Restaurant, specialising in locally sourced fresh seafood and produce and Cape Grim beef. The hotel also offers five conference rooms and can seat up to 120 in the largest room, Churchill Room.

The Salamanca Apartments provide unique accommodation near Hobart's waterfront and offer close proximity to Salamanca Place. Choose between Dockside Salamanca and Salamanca Battery Point apartments. The Dockside Salamanca Apartments are located within the original sandstone warehouses of Salamanca Place, offering two-bedroom accommodation with two bathrooms, a full-size kitchen, and Juliet balcony, plus a rear courtyard with a barbecue. The Salamanca Battery Point Apartments are situated behind the original sandstone warehouses, appointed with two bedrooms, one bathroom, kitchen, and balcony with barbecue. On Saturday morning, Salamanca Place comes alive with the colourful outdoor Salamanca Market. Please note these apartments are stair access only, with no elevator at the premises.

Gibson's Mill is situated in the original Gibson's City Flour Mill building (c. 1890) on Morrison Street. The collection of one, two, and three-bedroom apartments mix industrial heritage with modern convenience and comfort. The apartments are amongst the hustle and bustle of the active harbour featuring Hobart's nightlife, premium restaurants, and a stone's throw to the Salamanca markets and the Mona ferry terminal.