St Ives Hobart Accommodation Tasmania

St Ives Hotel Apartments offers four-star apartment accommodation at 67 St George Terrace in historic Battery Point, Hobart. The property provides a practical self-catering base for visitors exploring Tasmania, with a residential style that suits short breaks, longer stays, independent travellers and families needing more space than a conventional hotel room.

The setting places the apartments within walking distance of Salamanca Market and the Hobart waterfront precinct. Nearby Battery Point also has restaurants, antique shops and craft stores, giving guests access to local food and shopping without needing to travel far. Hobart city centre, MONA, Wrest Point Casino, conference venues and other attractions are accessible by car.

Accommodation includes studio apartments and two-bedroom apartments, with king-sized or queen-sized beds, cooking facilities and laundry facilities. The apartment format allows guests to prepare meals and manage everyday routines during a stay. Deluxe Superior Studio Apartments add king-sized latex beds and larger LCD televisions, while the wider accommodation offering includes individual air-conditioning for heating and cooling.

Practical amenities include complimentary Wi-Fi, Chromecast, LCD televisions and free off-street parking. A guest laundry is available on the ground floor, with lifts serving the building’s three floors as well as stair access. Irons, ironing boards and laundry supplies are provided for guest use. The facilities support travellers who value flexibility, whether a visit is centred on Salamanca, waterfront dining, cultural attractions or business in Hobart.

The overall character is comfortable, functional and apartment-led rather than formal. Kitchen and laundry access make the property suitable for guests who prefer some independence, while the location keeps central Hobart experiences within easy reach. The combination of studios and two-bedroom layouts gives couples, families and small groups different accommodation options, with the surrounding Battery Point streets providing a quieter setting close to the city’s visitor precincts.