Hoteller i Glen Huon

"Room 509 the air con made a terrible noise. Probably needs maintenance. And I was a bit surprised that house keeping only happened if you put a label on your door? Any other hotel it happens as a given. I forgot to put it and when I got back to the room obviously it wasn’t done because I hadn’t put the label on. Maybe doing it by default is a better way? Apart from that the staff were so friendly and amazing. And when I called for more towels I got them instantly. So thank you for an all in all...

"Samlet set et fint værelse, min kæreste synes dog at toilet artiklerne var lidt sparsomme. Shampoo, balsam og bodywash. Vi vil dog anbefale man kommer i bil, da beliggenheden ligger meget højt over selve Hobart CBD. Vejene er Utroligt stejle. Til gengæld er der en fin udsogt over byens havn og centrum."

"Velbeliggende i forhold til centrum og havn. Fin betjening. Værelset var dog meget lille beliggende ud til en baggård. Fint til blot en enkelt overnatning. "

"Super service. Fint hotel. Mange gode lokale restauranter. Vinduet (stort) vendte ud mod en fælles vinterhave men det gjorde, at vi havde brug trække gardinerne for, for at have lidt privatliv, - så der var ingen dagslys og det var lidt ærgerligt. Nu skulle vi kun være der en enkelt nat, så for os gjorde det ikke så meget. "

"Staff friendly and helpful. The room was not large but adequate, and well equipped. Plenty of towels etc. Quiet. Air con/heating efficient. Each unit painted a different colour and lots of plants around make for a lovely aspect. Recommended! "

"Stayed 3 nights at Clydesdale Manor at the end of a Tasmania road trip. It’s a beautiful building inside and out, with nice gardens and plenty of parking. It’s a couple of kilometres outside the centre of Hobart. it’s walkable in half an hour, which is fine if you’re going there for the day, but a bit inconvenient for dinner/drinks in the evening unless you don’t mind driving or taking taxis. Having said that, there are some excellent places to eat nearby. Our room was large and traditionally...