Plan a Hobart short stay around Salamanca, the waterfront and Battery Point. Browse any current Your Place Your Space accommodation, then check the individual property’s address, guest capacity, facilities and availability for your dates.
Choose your Hobart base around the places you plan to visit. Salamanca and the waterfront suit days around the harbour, while Battery Point offers historic streets to explore. If you’re travelling for work or visiting family, compare each property’s address with the places you’ll need to reach.
The listings below include one, two and three-bedroom options. Open each property to confirm guest capacity, bed setup, facilities, parking, access and booking conditions for your dates. If no suitable option appears, contact Your Place Your Space to ask about your dates.
Salamanca’s sandstone warehouses now house galleries, shops and places to eat. On Saturdays, Salamanca Market brings Tasmanian makers and growers to the street. Leave time to browse, then take a look around the waterfront.
Battery Point’s cottages and narrow streets offer a different view of Hobart’s maritime past. From Salamanca Place, Kelly’s Steps lead up to Battery Point, where you can continue towards Arthur Circus. The steps may not suit every visitor, so use the City of Hobart Access Map to help plan an alternative route.
The Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery brings together art, history and natural science near the waterfront. For a visit to Mona, north of central Hobart, you can take the ferry from Brooke Street Pier. Check museum entry and ferry bookings when you plan your day.
A few days around central Hobart and a holiday exploring southern Tasmania call for different plans. Work out which days you’ll spend in the city and when you’ll need transport further afield. Before booking, check parking and access at the individual property, especially if you’re bringing a car or travelling with luggage.
Own a property in Hobart? Talk to Your Place Your Space about your home, its location and the support you’re looking for. We can discuss whether it suits our short-stay management service and explain the next steps.
Explore Salamanca’s galleries and shops, spend time around the waterfront or walk through Battery Point. The Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery offers an indoor option near the harbour. Pick the places that interest you and leave room to stop along the way.
Salamanca Market is held on Saturdays at Salamanca Place. Check the current visitor information when planning your visit.
Mona’s ferry departs from Brooke Street Pier on the waterfront. Check Mona’s visitor information for museum entry, ferry bookings and access details before you travel.
If no Hobart properties appear on this page, contact our team with your dates and the number of guests. We can confirm whether there are any suitable options.
Parking and pet arrangements depend on the individual property. Check the listing or ask our team before booking so we can confirm what suits your stay.
