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1. The Backpackers Imperial Hotel - Hostel
The Backpackers Imperial Hotel - HostelHobart Central Business District
6.8 out of 10, (285 reviews)

8.0 out of 10, Very good, (197 reviews)
The price is 1.535.208 ₫
1.688.729 ₫ total
includes taxes & fees
5 Aug - 6 Aug
The price is 1.640.532 ₫
1.804.622 ₫ total
includes taxes & fees
14 Aug - 15 Aug

8.4 out of 10, Very good, (127 reviews)
The price is 2.648.987 ₫
2.913.886 ₫ total
includes taxes & fees
3 Sept - 4 Sept

8.0 out of 10, Very good, (665 reviews)
The price is 1.993.520 ₫
1.993.520 ₫ total
includes taxes & fees
12 Aug - 13 Aug

8.0 out of 10, Very good, (133 reviews)
The price is 1.775.925 ₫
1.953.444 ₫ total
includes taxes & fees
8 Aug - 9 Aug

9.4 out of 10, Exceptional, (292 reviews)
The price is 1.994.266 ₫
2.193.693 ₫ total
includes taxes & fees
6 Aug - 7 Aug

10.0 out of 10, Exceptional, (1 review)
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Bay Hotel Apartments
123-127 Sandy Bay Road Sandy Bay TAS
The price is 1.617.469 ₫ per night from 24 Aug to 25 Aug
1.617.469 ₫
1.779.216 ₫ total
24 Aug - 25 Aug
includes taxes & fees
8.8/10 Excellent! (1,508 reviews)
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Hobart and related destinations
Nestled beneath Mount Wellington, Hobart's waterfront buzzes with MONA museum visits and Saturday Salamanca Market browsing for Tasmanian crafts. Climb historic Battery Point's Kelly Steps before taking a ferry to Port Arthur, where Australia's convict heritage comes alive through preserved sandstone buildings.































































