Hobart Hotel Guide - Old Beach Dog Park hotels in Hobart, Australia.

"Great room and price. Meals and restaurant was fantastic."

"We have stayed there several times with work and personal business in town. The room we stayed in this visit was by far the best one, great bed and shower. The kitchen was the cleanest to date. We had one issue with the main door key that kept getting stuck in the lock. But the next morning a kind staff member helped me get back inside when I got locked out thanks"

"This was a lovely place to stay -when you walk out the front door, we could see snow capped mountains (although only one morning when it was super cold!). There was a netball and hoop and a soccer ball to entertain the kids plus a park right behind the house. There were dvds for all age groups as well. It was situated in a quiet area and was within walking distance to the shops. The house was a good size, well equipped and well stocked with regard to cooking condiments. Would recommend having a car if you're staying out here. It is on the pricier side of accomodation. However, we loved our stay there and would consider staying again when we next head to Tasmania. "

"Parked right in front of our room downstairs. Room was cosy warm on a cold day. No traffic noise close to reception. A good value base to explore Hobart. Nice pub bistro next door."

"Older type motel but rooms were spacious. Handy having restaurant on site. Great position/outlook"

"Yes all good"

"Dottie's House was everything we were looking for. It was very clean, the kitchen is well laid out, well stocked with essentials, and the coffee machine was a real bonus!! The location was great with coffee shops, food stores and parks all within walking distance. Check-in and check-out was seamless. Mark was a great host and when we come back, which we definitely will, we'll be looking up Dotties House again..Cheers.... "

"Good location. Comfortable beds. Well equipped kitchen. Very pleasant stay."

"Friendly staff, clean room. Will happily stay here again. Bit of road noise, but that soon settled down."