Hotel 2-Star di Tasmania, Australia

Good location and it’s a cool capsule pod with amazing lighting. Wifi is a bit slow sometimes, I do like the lounge area to wait after you checked out

Lovely place to stay with beautiful gardens. Not much happening in the town though

I recently stayed at the Deloraine Hotel due to an incident in the Devonport CBD, which led me to find accommodation in the area. This hotel offered very affordable rates. I booked a room for one person on the same day, and although the facilities weren't the newest, they were well-maintained and clean. The shared bathroom was particularly tidy and spacious. The kitchen area was also quite nice, providing an opportunity to greet and chat with other guests. The only downside was some noise at night, possibly due to trains passing nearby. Overall, the quality and service were well worth the price.

I will definitely stay here again.

Capsule was very spacious, love the lighting control system in there. Towels provided as well. It’s also very clean! Toilets have squeaky floorboards that dirty water comes out of. The bath itself is alright, it’s when you step out of the bath that becomes the problem. Was not able to connect to wifi, but since you can only connect to the owners via email, I didn’t try to do that too much of a hassle. For the price it’s really good at a fantastic location as well. Would recommend if you’re not too pressed about the toilets.

The hotel is about 15–20 minutes from Salamanca Market and the Tasmanian Travel and Information Centre. The room is spacious, and everything is clean, neat, and pleasantly fragrant. Each room comes with a microwave, electric kettle, some dining wares, dishwashing liquid, and a sponge. The heater works well, though the room still felt a bit cold—possibly because it’s quite large, especially for a solo traveler like me. The male receptionist was very helpful with all my requests, from fixing my internet connection to allowing me to extend my checkout time from the standard 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM.

We were here for 2 nights to explore Freycinet national park. The first day we did the infamous wineglass Bay hike. The second day we decided to be a bit more adventurous and did the mount amos hike. The Iluka accommodation is well located near these treks and it has a very nice cafe Granite Freycinet where we had almost all our meals there. The pizza evening on Thurs- Sunday is not to be missed.

The accomodation shares the same building as the pub however it wasn’t noisy at all at night. The breakfast provided in the morning was halal friendly (for the case of any Muslim visitor). Bathrooms/toilets are shared but no issues on that (only issue is on the cleanliness but they are shared after all). Great hospitality by the receptionist. A great stay after all!

A little pub just up the hill from central Hobart, great value for money as breakfast of cereal,toast, tea, coffee & orange juice is included. Opposite a Woolworths if any essentials are needed. Limited reception hours, no big deal as I arrived at 3.00pm when reception opened. Friendly place to stay, but try and avoid room 2, right next to the toilets & bathrooms as you can hear everything going on and people don’t know how to quietly shut a door. Overall great overnight stay, would recommend.

It's low season. I saw only 2 groups of guests (2 people per group) including mine during our stay. We occupied the best room type (2-bedroom) with kitchenette, hot shower, heater in the dining room, TV, heater to the bedding which is a hearty touch in such a cold area. It can accommodate 7 to 8 people in the room. Very quiet, we only heard waves at the beach which's at the opposite side of the main road about the front of our house. I read many negative comments on the male host (Scott?) before our stay, but our actual experience is that he's ok, we didn't feel anything bad about him. He is kind to advise us the best location to watch stars and southern lights. The worst thing that we must mention is the poor quality of water which is brownish yellow. So we dared not use the tap water for cooking or drinking. This is very undesirable.