Bed and breakfast, Hobart, Tasmania

Hobart bed and breakfast, Tasmania

What they say about us

This is an extract from Discover Tasmania's web site :

"A stunning panorama of Hobart's intricate coastline and beyond is the reward for climbing or driving to the top of Mount Nelson. You can see these marvellous views from the lookout area and the old Signal Station, now converted to a delightful café &restaurant. The Signalmans Cottage Bed and Breakfast close by is a comfortable modern self-contained unit in a beautiful garden and quiet bushland setting. Wake to the sound of birds and enjoy a continental breakfast (provisions are provided). There is a barbecue for outdoor meals so you can breathe in the fresh mountain air while you eat. Or if you prefer you can prepare your meal in the microwave oven in your unit.
It's hard to believe that this delightful peaceful bed and breakfast on top of the world is only 10 minutes drive from Hobart , but that's typical of Tasmania!"

Take a virtual tour of our bed and breakfast

interior of the bed and breakfast
interior of the bed and breakfast (360 view)

the garden
garden around the house (360 view)

Features of the B&B

- peaceful bush setting
- self-contained studio
(ensuite, kitchenette, queen bed)
- 10 min drive from Hobart centre
- continental breakfast included
- off-street parking
- laundry facilities

Testimonials

"The location was great with its semi bush setting so close to the city. The accommodation was compact, simple and clean and not fussy which was to our taste. The proprietors were very friendly and the breakfast provisions were more than adequate. All in all it was very good value for money and we would certainly plan to use it again." Graham, VICTORIA January 08
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B&B Rates

single $90
double $100
          for 3 nights or more,
          special rate of $90 per night
          for 6 nights or more,
          special rate of $80 per night

What to do in Hobart?

Hobart is a great little city, with lots of activities for everyone... Click here to see what we recommend.

Site news

12 August 08
Signal Station page added to site