Ogee Guesthouse

The ogee arch, in architectural terms, is symbolic of a meeting place of two curves. It’s from this that we chose the name Ogee to represent our small space. A meeting place, here on a small corner in North Hobart’s outskirts, where we want to celebrate the simplistic beauty of great food, great wine, and sharing it with great company. 28 seats, the epitome of a small neighbourhood restaurant, inspired by the timeless quality of European bistros. We take influence from everything local and Tasmanian in all of it’s glory, alongside French and Italian cultural and culinary traditions, to present something humble, yet finessed. This is our home, and we hope you feel as comfortable here as we do.

Our mission is simple: to provide you with the ultimate travel experience by offering comfortable and luxurious vans for rental with unparalleled customer service. Nestled in the pristine wilderness of Tasmania, we understand the unique allure of this island paradise. With Tasvanlife, we want to share this magic with you by offering a fleet of fully equipped vans that are your home on the go. Our vans are thoughtfully designed to ensure not just a means of transportation, but a cozy and convenient haven during your adventure. What sets us apart? It's our unwavering commitment to delivering the best customer experience. When you embark on a Tasvanlife journey, you're not just renting a van – you're gaining a trusted partner in exploration. From meticulously outfitting the vans with every comfort you could desire to crafting comprehensive travel guides, we go the extra mile to ensure your journey is unforgettable. Whether you're a solo traveler seeking solitude among the rugged terrains, a couple in search of romantic vistas, or a group of friends yearning for adrenaline-fueled escapades, our vans cater to every type of explorer. Start your journey with us today and let the unparalleled magic of Tasmania unfold before your eyes.

Classic, simple but full of love and flavour. Willing Brothers is a classic neighbourhood wine bar, there are around 300 bottles on the list, with many arrayed on the formidable wine wall opposite the bar, and the selection is democratic, with bins from far and wide. The by-the-glass offer stretches to 15–20 ever-changing items, with any one listing lucky to last a fortnight. There is also a healthy selection of artisanal beer and spirits on offer, with a lean towards the local.