After spending 7 days exploring Tasmania, one thing that became clear is that Tasmania is the perfect place to enjoy the outdoors, see unique wildlife, and generally appreciate nature.
This also means the opportunity to stay in boutique accommodations, recycled pods, and charming cabins where you can appreciate Tasmania’s wild and remote vibe. So here are the most special and best hotels in Tasmania for an eco-friendly trip.
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Located in Launceston in northern Tasmania, Change Overnight is a boutique, elegant hotel with a cause: to create positive change and empower young people and women, break the cycles of poverty in low-income communities, and help to preserve natural ecosystems.
At Change Overnight, you can choose anything from a spacious studio to a 3-bedroom apartment. Every option comes with a private outdoor space, a kitchenette, a washing machine and dryer, parking, TV, wifi, a coffee machine, and all the comforts of a luxury apartment.
Check out the rates at Change Overnight.
Possibly one of the most unique accommodations you can experience in Tasmania, Coastal Pods Wynyard are spacious pods upcycled from old shipping containers. But don’t be mistaken: these pods are chic, luxurious, and incredibly comfortable. Plus, their location on the Inglis River in North West Tasmania means you’re surrounded by nature with direct access to the river, but also within walking distance to the town and restaurants.
Every pod is fully equipped: it comes with two bedrooms, a reading nook, a kitchen, laundry essentials, TV, a full kitchen with a coffee machine, and a private deck with a firepit and a view of the river.
Check out the rates at Coastal Pods Wynyard.
Located in Deloraine in Northern Tasmania, not far from the gorgeous Cradle Mountain wilderness area, you’ll find The Eco Cabin, an adults-only 1-bedroom villa with views of Quamby Bluff and the Great Western Tiers mountain ranges.
The cabin comes with a terrace, a kitchen with complimentary kitchen essentials like coffee, hot chocolate, and local produce, a reading nook, complimentary picnic baskets, board games, and wifi, but the best part is the private outdoor hot tub with views.
Check out the rates at The Eco Cabin.
Located in the heart of Hobart by a beautiful park, Mantra One is an ideal base for exploring Tasmania’s capital city, with the waterfront and Salamanca Place (and its famous market) just a few minutes’ walk away.
Accommodation options at Mantra One range from studio apartments to 1-bedroom deals to a family-size option. All options include a kitchenette, a washing machine and a dryer, wifi, TV, and even an iron and an ironing board.
Check out the rates at Mantra One Sandy Bay Road.
If you’re planning to road trip through Tasmania, it’s best to stay in locations where you plan to explore, to allow yourself time and flexibility. Some of Tasmania’s popular places to visit and stay in are Hobart, Cradle Mountain, and St Helen.
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Some of the best eco hotels in Tasmania are Change Overnight in Launceston, The Eco Cabin in Deloraine, and Mantra One Sandy Bay Road in Hobart.
