Hobart Hideaway Pods

Recommended for

• Hideaway

  • A romantic hideaway for nature lovers dreaming of real seclusion & gorgeous views — with easy access to superb sights

• Country Escape

  • A rural escape just 20 minutes' drive south of Hobart, with Derwent River views & tranquil birdwatching & stargazing

• Views

  • Bi-folding doors open onto sweeping decks with spectacular views of the forest and Derwent River beyond

• Wildlife Area

  • Wallabies are frequent visitors to the grounds & day trips to Bruny Island yield sightings of seals, dolphins, whales & birds

• Museums

  • Delve into regional history at the Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery, or see stunning artwork at the Museum of Old & New Art

• Great walks

  • Hike part of the Huon Trail for stunning views of wineries & farms, or follow the coastal Alum Cliffs Walking Track

• Golf

  • Play a round at Kingston Beach Golf Club, Australia's southernmost 18-hole championship golf course

• Birdwatching

  • Spot endemic birds from your private deck, or whilst wandering through the surrounding fields

• Owner managed

  • Tanya, Bryan and Lara are on hand to help with local recommendations

• No restaurant

  • Continental breakfasts can be provided upon request

• Quiet

• Less £

• Rooms with balcony/terrace

• Sailing

• Learning

• Barefoot Luxury

• Sit-out Terrace

• Full of character

• Local markets

• Hills & mountains

• Disabled access

• B&B

• Boutique

• Cycling

• Riverside

• Watersports

• Self catering

• Wine tasting

• Eco

• Contemporary

• Charming

• Intimate

• Romantic

• Secluded setting

Facilities

• Rooms

  2 rooms in this hotel

• Concierge

  In-pod info guides detail top things to do & places to eat or drink in the area

• No restaurant

  Continental breakfasts can be provided upon request

• Garden

  2.5 acres of gardens

• EV Charging Station

• Rooms with balcony/terrace

• Airport transfer

• No pets

• Sit-out Terrace

• Satellite / Cable TV

• Sitting Room

• Disabled access

• Wifi

• Parking

Activities

• Wildlife Area

  • Wallabies are frequent visitors to the grounds & day trips to Bruny Island yield sightings of seals, dolphins, whales & birds

• Museums

  • Delve into regional history at the Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery, or see stunning artwork at the Museum of Old & New Art

• Great walks

  • Hike part of the Huon Trail for stunning views of wineries & farms, or follow the coastal Alum Cliffs Walking Track

• Golf

  • Play a round at Kingston Beach Golf Club, Australia's southernmost 18-hole championship golf course

• Birdwatching

  • Spot endemic birds from your private deck, or whilst wandering through the surrounding fields

• Sailing

• Learning

• Local markets

• Theatre

• Watersports

• Wine tasting

• Cycling

Map & Location