'Hjemme=' In the heart of Hobart

This was a nice, cosy stay after our Overland Track hike. Lovely kitchen and bathroom. Everything was very neat and clean. I would definitely stay again if I’m ever back in Hobart

I couldn’t get the electric fireplace in the TV room working

A charming brick terrace tucked away in a lane within walking distance to the CBD and harbour. Mixing charming original features and adding stylish interior design makes this home a delight to the senses, while being cosy, homely, and comfortable. During our 5-day stay we walked down to Salamanca Markets and also along the Hobart Rivulet, where one of us was lucky enough to spot a platypus - not me, unfortunately. There we also found the Women’s Convict Prison and Cascade Brewery. If you’re museum buffs, the Hobart Museum is a must, we spent several hours there. The walk through time from British settlement to its devastating effect on Tasmania’s indigenous peoples was stark and very moving. A late date change was also accommodated and very much appreciated, with warm and friendly communications.

No toilet upstairs for the bedrooms, so it’s a trek down steep stairs in the night if needed.

Tv in 1 of the bedrooms would have been great especially with a teenager.

Walking distance to the city.. Charming decor. Well equipped home. Very cosy living room. Spacious laundry. Great for a big mid-trip wash.

The dishwasher was broken and full of water when we arrived. Given that a simple visual check would have indicated something was wrong... I'm surprised that this wasn't identified and fixed before check-in. The dishwasher wasn't fixed during our stay because. Parking is problematic. Parking in the immediate vicinity is either metered or time limited. How big a problem this might be depends if it's a weekday or weekend. If you're unlucky, it'll be very inconvenient during check in/out depending on the amount of luggage you have).