Tasmanian Festival of Bridge

Glenn Moore Accessible Units offer accessible self-contained accommodation for people with spinal cord injury and physical disability. Consisting of two spacious units, each with ceiling hoists. The main bedroom in each unit has an adjustable queen-sized bed, the second bedroom has two king-size beds, a large open living area, an accessible kitchen, low-level cupboards and easy access bathroom. The units are air-conditioned with undercover parking and free wi-fi. Glenn Moore Units are located close to transport and shopping Centres and are within 15 minutes of the Hobart CBD and only 10 minutes to MONA.

We invite you to come and experience something a little different with our relaxed atmosphere, high standards and affordable pricing. In addition to a children’s playground, live entertainment and a billiards table, guests can also enjoy a drink or meal at the onsite bar and restaurant. After a day of playing hard (or not), sink into your premium King Koil bed featured in each of our contemporary rooms. Like all Nightcap Hotels, we offer an on-site restaurant, bar and bottle shop, free unlimited 24-hour Wi-Fi, with all rooms featuring a flat-screen TV, refrigerator, desk, heating, air-conditioning and tea/coffee making facilities. The only thing that could make your stay better is a refreshing drink in our friendly bar. And if the deal wasn’t sweet enough already, we will even throw in a free drink on arrival just to see you smile. The restaurant is open daily for lunch and dinner, serving steaks, seafood and chicken. There is also a café offering coffee and desserts. Carlyle Hotel is a 5-minute drive from the Derwent River and Hobart Airport is a 25-minute drive away.

Secluded in very private bushland on the same Berriedale peninsula as the world famous Museum of Old and New Art, Mona’s eight super-flash luxury pavilions are perfect for those who like their luxe accommodation to be both stimulating and relaxing. Aside from their shared—stunning—sunrise-aspect views of the River Derwent, each pavilion is uniquely adorned with spenny artworks, bespoke furniture by Tasmanian designers, and furnishings from the likes of Philippe Starck, Patricia Urquiola and Ron Arad (plus the odd bit of pre-Columbian sculpture). As well as the usual niceties—spas, great sheets, fluffy bathrobes, premo minibar featuring wines made on the estate—guests receive a complimentary Moorilla wine tasting and daily breakfast in the lavish Source Restaurant. There are several other bars and restaurants on site, too. A stay in the pavilions also gets you priority access to Mona—a bucket-list Tasmanian destination that’s only made better by gloating that you stayed there as well.