Mona Pavilions Hobart - Book Online or Phone 1800 994 960

Mona Pavilions Hobart - Book Online or Phone 1800 994 960

Stay in one of eight pavilions dedicated to Australian artists and architects who have influenced MONA. They are bold and elegant in design and feature bespoke furniture by Tasmanian designers, along with a who’s who in international furniture pieces.

Three are glass cubes that appear balanced in the landscape; one is a three-storey diamond shaped building enclosed in a silver metallic skin; and the remaining four cantilever over the river bank. You can choose from one or two bedroom configurations.
All pavilions offer spa bath and king-size bed.
Guests also have access to the sauna, gymnasium and heated lap pool.

Please note that from Tuesday the 26th of July and for every Tuesday onwards the Mona gallery and it’s services on site will be closed, however breakfast will be available in The Source restaurant for our pavilion guests and alternate dining options for dinner will also be available.

Photograph by Matt Newton

MUSEUM OPEN DAILY 10AM – 6PM
Museum of Old and New Art, 655 Main Road Berriedale, Hobart Tasmania 7011, Australia
Tel: +61 (3) 6277 9900   Email: info@mona.net.au

Of course if you are planning a trip to MONA you will need to find some Hobart accommodation for your stay. Here at BookTasmania Accommodation we have an extensive range of accommodation in Hobart with a number of Hobart hotels, Hobart motels, and Hobart bed and breakfast accommodation. To start browsing right now simply go to the Book Tasmania Accommodation homepage and enter your dates and preferences into the search box.

We hope you have a great stay in Tasmania and enjoy this wonderful island state.

Hobart is a fantastic place to have a short break in Tasmania. It is also a great place to base yourselves if you are planning to experience the rest of Southern Tasmania. During winter there is something charming and all warm and fuzzy about staying in a bed and breakfast. We have an extensive range of Hobart bed & Breakfast accommodation available to you starting from as little as $79 per night.

To start browsing your options simply go to the Book Tasmania Accommodation homepage. If you have any specific requests or need detailed advice feel free to drop us a line on 08 8463 0795 or alternatively send us an email to info@booktasmaniaaccommodation.com.au.

There’s is so much to see and do in Tasmania and Hobart in particular. The Salamanca Markets on a Saturday are a delight. The stunning beauty of Mount Wellington is also a big draw. The recently opened Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) is free and has been getting some rave reviews too. That’s not even mentioning the Cascade Brewery which is definitely worth a visit.

We are passionate about Hobart and our range of Hobart Bed & Breakfast accommodation will ensure you have a pleasant stay. We also have an extensive range of Tasmania bed and breakfast accommodation across the state.

Salamanca Market Hobart - Every Saturday from 8.30am

Some of the best arts and crafts, food and flowers produced in Tasmania are displayed at Salamanca Market. It offers a shopping experience with a difference. Salamanca Market is one of those special places where you actually meet the people who create, make or grow what they sell.

You can buy anything from a handmade wooden toy to a handspun, hand-knitted sweater to a 50-year-old china plate.

There are so many things to see and do whilst staying in Hobart so make sure you allow plenty of time!

Once you touch down in Tassie, there are a number of the leading car rental companies to choose from including the likes of Thrifty, Europcar, Vroom Vroom Vroom, Budget, Avis and Hertz to name just the usual suspects right in the airports. As you can see from the map of Tasmania‘s highways, getting around the island is really easy as it is serviced by a number of highways.

Many travellers and tourists will decide to travel around the island in a circular route. Say you fly in to Hobart (browse Hobart accommodation)  you then might decide to go around the island in a clockwise direction through Lake St Clair to Strahan in the west. From Strahan you could then head east stopping in Cradle Mountain (browse Cradle Mountain accommodation) towards Tasmania’s oldest city Launceston (browse Launceston accommodation). From Launceston you could head further east to St Helens and then south to Freycinet and eventually end up back in Hobart to fly home.

Would you Prefer to Drive your own Car?

There is another way to see Tasmania than a Tasmania fly drive holiday. If you have your own car and would like to experience Tasmania in it, you can alternatively get the car ferry to Tasmania known as the Spirit of Tasmania.

We hope you enjoy an incredible stay in Hobart!

About Hobart

Hobart is the state capital of Tasmania. It is the largest and second oldest city in Tasmania (after Launceston). It is also Tasmania’s most southerly citybuilt around its beautiful deep water harbour right next to the stunning Mount Wellington.

Here’s a selection of our properties on offer:

Orana House Hobart Bed & Breakfast

Colonial Accommodation Bed & Breakfast

Gattonside Heritage Bed & Breakfast

About Hobart

Hobart is the state capital of Tasmania, Australia’s smallest state and has a population of over 200,000. Its skyline is dominated by the impressive Mount Wellington and it also boasts a very picturesque harbour and coastline to match.

Alternatively, if you want the best of two worlds, nature and city life, then Hobart accommodation is probably a better idea.  Hobart is actually in easy distance to Southwest National park where you can see sandy beaches, snow capped mountain tops – you can even do over night walks if you have the energy!  Hobart is a beautiful city and it is packed with fun activities including historic sites, sailing trips and ghost tours!

Get in early and book your Tasmania accommodation for 28th April – 2nd May 2010.

The Falls Festival is coming up and it’s a massive event in Tasmania so if you are planning on going book a flights and accommodation in Tasmania early as it gets booked out quickly. It’s a 2 day festival with local and international bands and DJ’s from 30^th – 31^st December.  We can book your Tasmania accommodation and cater for have a range of different accommodation types for different budgets from Tasmania bed & breakfasts to luxury Tasmania hotels.

If you prefer a laid back break and a whole lot of relaxation then Wineglass Bay in Eastern Tasmania (about 100km from Hobart) is well worth a visit, the area is rich in wildlife including reptiles and sea life.  It’s a beautiful day out and there are stunning bay views.  You could stay locally, alternatively you could stay in Hobart accommodation and visit on a day trip.

Strahan is another place not to be missed, if you’re a nature lover then this place will be perfect for you as there are large areas of rainforest and some incredible landscapes and our Strahan accommodation is the ideal place a bit of tranquility and replenishing!

Cradle Mountain is probably our top pick as there is so much to see and it’s a great place if you’re an explorer like me!  There are lakes, mountains, caves, deep gorges and Tasmania’s best know national park.  Plus there is some of the most distinctive Tas accommodation, like Springfield Deer Farm, it is the ultimate Cradle Mountain accommodation with stunning views and deer on your doorstep!

No holiday is complete without a little bit of luxury!  41 on York is first class Launceston accommodation.  It’s a luxury apartment that just so happens to be next door to the Roman baths and a day spa – who could resist!