Beautiful Airbnbs in Hobart for Your Next Escape South
From historic heritage-listed beauties to coastal stays with views for days, there's a full breadth of stunning Airbnbs in Hobart for you to uncover.
Tasmania’s capital city of Hobart is a must-visit Aussie holiday destination – rich in history and possibly even richer in beauty, there’s loads to do in this harbour town. Foodies will delight in the abundance of fine-dining restaurants and local food markets; adventurers will love Hobart’s proximity to great hikes, beaches and the Derwent River, and history buffs will revel in the convict penitentiaries and original architecture. That’s not to mention the world-famous MONA and various distilleries and wineries situated just out of town.
It’s a relaxed and friendly city that you’ll want to spend a good chunk of time in, and luckily there’s plenty of gorgeous Airbnbs in Hobart to call home for your holiday.
Whether you want to stay in a historic home like something out of an English novel, or a Scandi-inspired minimalist space, the options are delightfully varied. Here are our top picks.
The Guesthouse at Ogee
Looking for a boutique escape in the heart of North Hobart? Adjacent to one of Tasmania’s top restaurants, Ogee, The Guesthouse is a luxurious townhouse that blends elegance with warmth. Featuring two beautifully designed bedrooms and bathrooms, it’s the perfect inner-city retreat for couples or solo travellers. Immerse yourself in soft lighting, rich tones, and personalised touches, all just five minutes from Hobart’s cultural and shopping precincts. With private parking and exceptional hospitality, this upscale haven promises relaxation and indulgence at every turn.
North Hobart
The Canopy of Del Sol Treehouse
The Canopy of Del Sol Treehouse is a whimsical retreat that seamlessly blends nature with thoughtful design, offering an unforgettable escape just 10 minutes from Hobart’s city centre. Elevated amidst lush gardens with stunning views of the Derwent River, this unique treehouse invites you to unwind in a truly serene setting. Enjoy a cup of herbal tea on the deck, stargaze from the expansive daybed, or relax in the hammock. With a fully equipped kitchen and ample space for relaxation, it’s the perfect haven for those seeking charm, comfort, and a connection to the wild beauty of Tasmania.
Rosny, Hobart
The Waggon
Step into The Waggon, Hobart’s ultimate stay for those who know better than to settle for ordinary. Set above a buzzing restaurant, this isn’t just an Airbnb—it’s a personal oasis. With seven stylish rooms, each decked out with plush king-sized beds, you’ll sleep like royalty. Plus, you’re steps away from a mouthwatering dining experience downstairs. It’s the perfect fusion of comfort, flair, and delicious convenience, right in the heart of Hobart. Don’t just stay—live it up at The Waggon.
327 Argyle Street, North Hobart
Seaview in the Glebe
This might just be Hobart’s most picturesque hideaway. Seaview in the Glebe is a breathtaking federation home with a Japanese-inspired architectural extension, seamlessly blending antique charm with contemporary elegance.
Encircled by verandahs, this stunning three-bedroom retreat offers sweeping views of Mount Wellington, the city skyline, and the sparkling Derwent River. Each spacious bedroom boasts plush king-sized beds and sumptuous linens, while the open-plan kitchen, living, and dining area—with its exposed Tasmanian timbers and crackling wood fire—radiates warmth and sophistication.
Perfectly positioned, it’s only a seven-minute drive to Hobart’s vibrant waterfront and Salamanca precinct.
29 Aberdeen Street, Glebe
Little Arthur
There’s a cosy, irresistible charm to Little Arthur, a thoughtfully restored workman’s cottage tucked in Hobart’s vibrant northside. Perfectly located on Little Arthur Street, this inviting Airbnb blends historic character with modern comforts.
Stroll to Hobart’s finest bars and eateries just minutes away, then return to unwind by the crackling fire or soak in the clawfoot tub. On sunny mornings, sip coffee in the serene courtyard with French doors open wide. With free on-site parking, a fully equipped kitchen, and luxe touches, Little Arthur is your perfect Hobart hideaway.
North Hobart
Cottage on Quayle
Located between Battery Point and Sandy Bay, this charming 1890s cottage blends historic appeal with modern comfort. Just minutes from the CBD, it offers a three-bedroom sanctuary, ideal for families or groups. The fully equipped, self-contained space features modern amenities like Wi-Fi, a smart TV, and a Bluetooth speaker. Curl up by the wood fireplace or enjoy the outdoor deck with serene views. With queen-sized beds in two bedrooms and twin beds in the third, Cottage on Quayle provides a perfect base for your Hobart getaway.
Quayle Street, Sandy Bay
Gatekeeper's Lodge
Escape to the charming Gatekeeper's Lodge in Lenah Valley, a heritage-listed gem from the 1860s sitting pretty just 10 minutes from Hobart's CBD. Lovingly restored, this luxurious three-bedroom retreat features lavish French linens, a fully equipped country kitchen, and stunning gardens designed by Tim Pilgrim.
Enjoy the cosy wood fireplace and central hydronic heating as you relax in the spacious, beautifully styled interior. Pamper yourself in the luxe walk-in shower or clawfoot bath, and wake up to fresh stoneground sourdough and locally sourced breakfast provisions.
46 Augusta Road, Lenah Valley
Summer's End
Tucked away in the heart of Hobart, Summer's End is a secret mid-century studio that transports you to a whimsical, Wes Anderson-esque world. With vintage floral wallpapers, horse prints, and colourful rooms, it evokes the spirit of a bygone era. Located at the back of a property, this retro gem offers a warm, nostalgic escape, perfect for unwinding after exploring the city. Enjoy a soak in the yellow bathtub or relax by the wood fire with a cup of tea. Summer’s End is a true treasure, full of character and beauty.
North Hobart
Captains Cottage
Captains Cottage is one of Hobart’s most iconic Airbnbs, seamlessly blending rich history with a convenient CBD location. Originally built for a ship’s captain in the 1800s, this heritage-listed one-bedroom cottage has been beautifully restored, featuring antique finishes that have earned it recognition in local and international design publications.
The loft bedroom boasts a queen bed dressed in luxurious Belgian linen, offering the perfect retreat after a day of exploring. Ideally located, the cottage is just a short stroll from Hobart’s iconic spots, including Salamanca Place, Battery Point, and the bustling wharf area.
55 Barrack Street, Hobart
Lumière Lodge
Lumière Lodge is another standout Hobart Airbnb, nestled in historic West Hobart, just minutes from the CBD. This beautifully restored 1890s Victorian home exudes elegance, with a traditional English kitchen overlooking a lush cottage garden and a clawfoot tub set beneath a stunning stained-glass leadlight window. Despite being only a four-minute drive from Hobart’s vibrant centre, Lumière Lodge feels like a serene retreat. Spacious enough to accommodate up to six guests, it’s ideal for a group getaway to Tasmania’s capital.
West Hobart
White Barn
Taking a step away from historic Victorian residences, the White Barn brings Scandinavian-inspired elegance to West Hobart. This barn-style, two-bedroom residence is a vision of modern simplicity, with crisp white tiles, warm timber finishes, bespoke joinery, and skylights that flood the space with Southern sunlight. Mornings are best spent curled up with a coffee and a good book on the custom-built window bench. Just 600 metres from North Hobart's vibrant shopping and dining precinct, The White Barn is a perfectly located, stylish Hobart Airbnb.
West Hobart, Hobart
Fusilier Cottage
Fusilier Cottage is an intriguing mix of historic and modern, and fans of design and architecture should put this at the top of their list of Hobart Airbnbs. The sandstone and bluestone Battery Point house was originally built by convict labour in circa 1838, and 180 years later the owners commissioned an extension that, while modern, perfectly complements the original house. The wood-panelled walls of the four-bedroom house exude warmth, and the result is a cosy yet minimal space beautifully finished with Tasmanian art and antique furniture.
64 Hampden Road, Battery Point
South Arm Beach House
Hobart isn’t all quaint English-style Airbnbs—South Arm Beach House brings a touch of Hamptons charm to Tasmania’s coast. Located in the scenic enclave of South Arm, just 35 minutes from Hobart’s CBD, this lovingly renovated 1960s shack is peak seaside chic. With uninterrupted views of Halfmoon Bay and direct beach access, it’s perfect for sunset gatherings around the firepit on balmy summer evenings. Sleeping up to six, it features two bedrooms inside and a separate guesthouse for added privacy, making it ideal for group getaways.
103 Blessington Street, South Arm
Slow Beam
Not all Hobart Airbnbs hail from the 1800s—Slow Beam, built in 2019, is a visually striking modern oasis. Perched high in West Hobart, this architect-designed one-bedroom retreat offers a short drive to the CBD and sweeping views of the Derwent River. Its sleek, minimalist interiors contrast beautifully with the surrounding bushland.
Thoughtful touches abound, from Taylor & Smith cocktails in the fridge to Le Labo toiletries and a well-stocked woodpile for cosy fires in cooler months. With a generous 2pm checkout, you’ll never want to leave.
Liverpool Crescent, West Hobart
The Barn
Another award-winning Hobart Airbnb is The Barn, a fully restored 1820s sandstone barn conveniently located in the heart of Hobart. This one-bedroom property is walking distance to Salamanca and the wharf area, making it the perfect base for a Hobart getaway. You’ll love the rustic feel of the exposed walls and beams balanced with all the modern touches, like the sleek bathroom and cleverly designed pivot door leading to the courtyard. The Barn managed to combine cosiness while embracing the natural light, making it feel like a peaceful little rest stop in the middle of the city.
42c Goulburn Street, Hobart
Provider House
Tucked up in bushland in the leafy Hobart suburb of Lenah Valley is Provider House, a tranquil minimalist cabin with three bedrooms. Its position amongst the trees makes it feels like you’re in the middle of nowhere, and you’ll quickly forget you’re just a 15-minute drive to the CBD. Its Japanese-inspired interior design is perfectly understated and will have you wanting to buy the homewares for yourself – which you can actually do via the owners’ shop, Provider Store.
There’s plenty of lovely little hikes around the house, including the New Town Falls trail. After stretching your legs, come home to sink into the tub – inspired by the Japanese ryokan – with a Tasmanian whisky on the rocks.
387 Lenah Valley Road, Lenah Valley
The Binney
The Binney is a beautifully styled, vintage-inspired two-bedroom condo hidden within a charming brick apartment block in Sandy Bay. Step inside, and you’ll feel transported to one of Hobart’s historic homes, thanks to its impeccable attention to detail.
Adorned with antique furniture, a plush daybed, soft linens, and a classic clawfoot bath, every corner exudes elegance and comfort. Add to that breathtaking views of Sandy Bay and the River Derwent, and it’s hard not to dream of staying in this luxe oasis forever.
1/8 Binney Court, Sandy Bay
Le Forestier
Le Forestier is a stone mountain cottage surrounded by whispering trees in the foothills of kunanyi/Mount Wellington, offering a peaceful escape surrounded by nature. With exposed rock walls and thoughtfully curated decor, it’s a perfect blend of rustic elegance and modern comfort.
Start your day with coffee on the sunlit deck, then unwind with a soak in the luxurious bath after exploring nearby hiking trails. In the evening, relax by the crackling fireplace, keeping an eye out for local wildlife like wallabies and tassie devils—an idyllic retreat to reconnect with both nature and yourself.
Fern Tree, Hobart
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