The hotel location is in the heart of the Salamanca, just around the corner from the hustle and bustle of the waterfront. It's very close to Kelly's Steps and Arthur's Circus area as well. We had a King Room on Level 4 (Room No. 50) from the Parkview category overlooking Princes Park. Because it was on the corner of the building it also had a beautiful view of the Derwent River and the glorious morning sunrises. The hotel is open air atrium style, but you don't hear any noise at from other levels, or from traffic. The free parking was welcomed. We walked to breakfast and dinner every day. Cafe and restaurant options are plentiful and covered all dietary requirements and cuisines. We also walked to the harbour areas many times, which is closeby and easy to do on foot. The hotel staff are super friendly and helpful. Check out of 11am was very much appreciated. There was a kettle in the room, as well as glassware to enjoy a wine. The free toiletries were excellent quality. The hotel room size was generously large and included a fabulously long section for our 2 x clamshell suitcases to open out. The king size bed was super comfortable. The bathroom facilities were spotlessly clean.

The pillows were too hard for me and there was no option for softer ones in the room, so I had to use a sofa cushion which wasn't very comfortable, or use none at all. In the shower and the basin, it was impossible to maintain warm water temperature unless you had it on full stream. It would start off nice and warm for a little while, then the hot would die off completely and you'd have to turn the water pressure up to full blast again to maintain temperature. Neither of these things were deal breakers for me but marred the overall experience a little. I would still stay there again if in Hobart.

The location was just great, the city view was ok, and the room was pleasant, should we go back again I will take a good supply of sugar, four small sugars per day is parsimonious to say the least, I took my own coffee.

The car park was a hassle due to small spaces and turning room, and we had a small SUV! our Rent a car was damaged in the parking area, probably by a larger vehicle struggling to reverse out.

The staff were very helpful and we had a large quiet room with a good view over the harbour. The bed was comfortable and the table and chairs by the window were just right. Salamanca is a great location with lots of artisan shops and good restaurants and next to the harbour. The hotel has a small friendly bar & lounge and a self service laundry which we found very handy. We weren't impressed by the breakfast but other than that we really enjoyed the hotel and would certainly stay again.

We tried breakfast on the first morning but found it underwhelming and the room it was served in seemed a little dull. There is a good choice of cafes that serve breakfast nearby and we ate elsewhere for the next couple of days.

As this Hobart trip was to celebrate my mums 70th birthday, staying at the Lenna did not disappoint. My mum was thrilled with the upgrade and the beautiful bottle of wine to celebrate her birthday! We stayed in a family room, a generous sized lounge room with a king bed and separte bedroom with a queen sized bed. Plenty of hanging space and space to store bags. The bathroom was reasonbly lit with a great decent sized shower. The rooms were serviced daily, and a well stocked mini bar and complementary tea and coffee came in very handy after long days of exploring the surrounding sites. From the history and ornate appearance of the building to the central location of not only Salamaca and the dock to the gorgeous Hampton road and the gorgeous little cafes and boutique shops. Staying at the Lenna has its modern rooms with everything you need for a comfortable stay. It also has history and beautiful rooms to explore and appreciate the heritage. The staff were helpful and knowledgeable of the area. We loved staying here at the Lenna and would highly recommend this place to anyone who would love a comfortable and convenient location.

There was nothing we did not like!

The heritage of the property was so interesting, especially the lookout. The rooms were clean, comfortable and enjoyable. Coffee machine with separate milk frother plus a fridge with mini bar (great range of items) for extra charge. The room had a sofa, table and two chairs, outdoor patio area with two chairs (the sliding door featured a bug screen to avoid creepy crawlies getting in the room) and a desk area and swivel chair. Good sized tv. Bed was just about right in firmness, great pillows, nice bedding. The staff were pleasant and friendly. The location was perfect - a few minutes walk from Salamanca Street and the harbour area. Having parking on site was very good. The main building garden and terrance were lovely areas to enjoy and relax in. The bar offered delicious cocktails. I would wholeheartedly recommend this to travellers.

Fabulous location! The staff here could not have been helpful enough when I arrived with a long vehicle and needing a storage facility for my filthy bike and bike rack - nothing was a problem for them. The location is outstanding, just next to the Salamanca area at Battery Point. I loved that I could opt to 'be green' and not have my room made up at all if I wished. The room was large with plenty of space to move around. There were little break out spaces in the atrium of each level to sit and enjoy a bevvy. The view of Mt Wellington was great. Lovely comfortable bed. Happy hour via antique telephone was quaint and enjoyable.

I cannot think of a single thing I did not like.

Lovely old buildings, great view, comfy bed, great location, friendly staff

We needed to have dinner at the property a few times as we get tired easily, so I booked a place that said it had a restaurant (on booking.com it says you offer dinner service) and room service. The room service was allegedly just delivery from a few local restaurants and there were no instructions or menus in the room. Also the restaurant just serves breakfast. So that was a little disappointing. I suggest you change your booking.com listing to be more accurate. The jug and coffee machine have to be plugged in to the power point behind the tv which is really hard to do and pretty impractical.

The hotel's ambiance and location are ideal, situated within walking distance of Salamanca Place and Hobart's CBD. This hotel is truly a gem, and its rich history adds to its charm. My husband and I enjoyed a self-guided tour, where we learned a great deal about the heritage of the original owner from 1860, enhancing our appreciation for the property. The secure complimentary parking provided a sense of luxury and peace of mind, knowing we wouldn't incur any additional expenses. The complimentary Wi-Fi was excellent, allowing us to stay connected during our visit. Additionally, the bar was well presented, offering a pleasant atmosphere for relaxation. We will definitely be staying at the Lenna of Hobart on our next visit to the city. The combination of its historical significance, convenient location, and excellent amenities makes it a top choice for travelers.

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Lenna Of Hobart is a fabulous hotel. It is located between Salamanca and Battery Point, giving you easy access to all the main tourist spots, but also local cafes and shops. It is a historic building that has been done up beautifully. Rooms are spacious and very comfortable with comfortable bed and a great shower. A real benefit for us were the guest laundry facilities that allowed us to wash clothes between between hiking/kayaking adventures. The hotel was brilliant at ensuring our bags (which we left in storage as we went hiking/kayaking) were put in our rooms, ready for our return. Overall, a brilliant hotel.

Very minor item - there were two steps between the "bottom" entry which had a lift and accessing the reception area. After some big hikes, would have loved to have been able to roll my spare bag rather than lift it up 2 steps. I suspect there is another way to access reception without steps...but I never found it....

This hotel is so beautiful. Its history is so deeply entrenched in the fabric of the development of Hobart and it shows. Perfectly located at one end of Salamanca Place, it is an easy stroll to shop, eat and visit the wharf precinct. The hotel is surrounded by historic houses just a short walk away. Take a "walk of awe" as you see houses as old as the original colony that look as small as a shoe box, then let convict built stone steps lead you back down to Salamanca bars, restaurants and coffee shops. Just fantastic!

There was nothing to dislike about Lenna of Hobart. It is a breathtaking location and spectacular place to stay.