Mantra One Sandy Bay Road

The location was in easy walking distance to the Salamanca area and restaurants. The staff were friendly and helpful. The room was comfortable. Undercover parking is a plus at a reasonable price.

A great location. A stroll through the park to several eateries located by the harbour.

We were allocated a suite with one extremely huge lounge room! It was quite unexpected and a fun surprise! Very useful to have the space, the laundry and kitchenette. We were within walking distance to everything, which made the whole time in Hobart with friends relaxed and convenient. Great place to rest and reset, as it was quiet and dark. View of the Mason building next door and the laneway between was different! Bed was so comfortable and warm with the extra blanket provided.

This hotel is in an old building which has been converted to apartments, and it really shows as the amenities/floorplans are a bit skewiff. Our first room (1 bedroom apartment) on the 1st floor was very large, but had a weird layout and only one window which overlooked a dark and dingey alleyway. It also had a broken shower, the floors and bedside tables were dusty, and the room had a funky smell. However, as soon as we alerted the receptionist (Anna) to these issues - she very promptly contacted management and had us moved to another apartment on the other side of the building on the 3rd floor. Although this room was slightly smaller, it was clean and comfortable, full of natural light, and had beautiful views of Hobart and Mt. Wellington. I’m a big believer that it’s how you resolve the problem that is a true reflection of how good a business is, so for that alone here’s a big shout out to Anna for helping us out so quickly and professionally. The location is also a really big plus, as it is only a 10min walk from the CBD and has a large public park virtually next door. We’d absolutely stay again for the service and the location!

Wonderful room with space to spare. I mean really - you could play tennis in there! Nothing to speak of in the way of a view, although we did better than our friends who had a view of the next building's wall. But we were too busy to spend any time looking out of the window, so that wasn't a problem. I do suggest that if you intend hiring or using a car while you stay at Mantra, book a parking spot. The parking is tight - I mean, it can be seriously tight, and there are fewer parking spots than there are rooms. But it's great value and it's in a terrific spot.