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8.0 out of 10, Very Good, (188 reviews)
The price is NT$2,364
NT$2,601 total
includes taxes & fees
Apr 21 - Apr 22

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

9.4 out of 10, Exceptional, (285 reviews)
The price is NT$2,457
NT$2,703 total
includes taxes & fees
Apr 21 - Apr 22
The price is NT$2,021
NT$2,224 total
includes taxes & fees
Apr 23 - Apr 24

8.0 out of 10, Very Good, (122 reviews)
The price is NT$2,188
NT$2,407 total
includes taxes & fees
May 1 - May 2

8.0 out of 10, Very Good, (653 reviews)
The price is NT$2,471
NT$2,471 total
includes taxes & fees
May 6 - May 7

8.4 out of 10, Very Good, (126 reviews)
The price is NT$2,823
NT$3,105 total
includes taxes & fees
May 4 - May 5

9.2 out of 10, Wonderful, (207 reviews)
The price is NT$2,207
NT$2,428 total
includes taxes & fees
Apr 21 - Apr 22
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Allurity Hotel
96 Bathurst St Hobart TAS
The price is NT$2,012 per night from May 10 to May 11
NT$2,012
NT$2,213 total
May 10 - May 11
includes taxes & fees
7.6/10 Good! (706 reviews)
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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.























































