Battery Point Guest House Battery Point Guest House

Battery Point Guest House, built in the 1880s, is National Trust classified and so still retains its Gothic architecture.

Originally a coach house and stables for the nearby mansion Lenna, the period style has been preserved but all modern conveniences installed for your convenience.

Start the day with a hearty English breakfast in the sunny dining room before you head out to explore the city of Hobart and historic area of Battery Point and Salamanca Place.

Drive to the nearby summit of Mount Wellington for stunning and unsurpassed views up and down the River Derwent and out to sea, or take in a country drive across the Tasman Bridge to Richmond.

You can make the most of a nostalgic maritime experience if you stay in our Empire Suite, a recreated Edwardian ships stateroom, reminiscent of a stateroom on Titanic. Complete with handmade furniture and garlands on the ceilings, this will put you in the right mood for a visit to the maritime museum at Sullivans Cove where a huge collection of pictures, photos and artefacts that tells the story of Tasmanias rich maritime history.

After a busy day join guests by the fire in the lounge and spin a few salty tales over a glass of port.

Please note that if a booking is cancelled or dates of the stay are changed within 14 days of the arrival date, or if the person fails to arrive on the arrival date then the full price is charged.

❊ Address ❊

 ⊜  7 McGregor St Battery Point 7004 View Map
 ✆ Telephone: +61 3 6224 2111

7 McGregor StBattery PointTasmania+61 3 6224 2111

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Battery Point Guest House, built in the 1880s, is National Trust classified and so still retains its Gothic architecture.

Originally a coach house and stables for the nearby mansion Lenna, the period style has been preserved but all modern conveniences installed for your convenience.

Start the day with a hearty English breakfast in the sunny dining room before you head out to explore the city of Hobart and historic area of Battery Point and Salamanca Place.

Drive to the nearby summit of Mount Wellington for stunning and unsurpassed views up and down the River Derwent and out to sea, or take in a country drive across the Tasman Bridge to Richmond.

You can make the most of a nostalgic maritime experience if you stay in our Empire Suite, a recreated Edwardian ships stateroom, reminiscent of a stateroom on Titanic. Complete with handmade furniture and garlands on the ceilings, this will put you in the right mood for a visit to the maritime museum at Sullivans Cove where a huge collection of pictures, photos and artefacts that tells the story of Tasmanias rich maritime history.

After a busy day join guests by the fire in the lounge and spin a few salty tales over a glass of port.

Please note that if a booking is cancelled or dates of the stay are changed within 14 days of the arrival date, or if the person fails to arrive on the arrival date then the full price is charged.

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