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The Rox is located in the centre of Midtown, Hobart’s most storied neighborhood. The community is home to vibrant cafes and restaurants, hidden late-night haunts, art galleries and eclectic shops. Sensitively combining new and old architecture, The Rox Hobart consists of four stunning apartments, two apartments feature in the heritage-listed 1880 building, and two in the adjacent new iconic building.

Entry to the apartment is via the private front gate at the front of the single city apartment, featuring a staircase leading up to a separate bedroom, bathroom and open plan kitchen, lounge, dining room. Situated only two blocks from the CBD. With views of one of Hobart's oldest and most beautiful private schools and Cathedral from your bedroom window, and views of the city from the kitchen windows. The space includes unlimited high-speed Wi-Fi, one off-street parking bay, kitchen with all the basics such as fridge, oven, microwave and kettle, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and sanitiser. The apartment includes a Queen sized bed with the highest quality linen and towels. Flat screen TV, reverse cycle air conditioner and panel heater and Separate laundry is available. Another thing to note is that the entry is via a fairly steep staircase and may not be suitable for small children or the elderly.

The Lodge on Elizabeth offers heritage-style, bed and breakfast, accommodation in North Hobart. The Lodge is located in Elizabeth Street - a ten-minute walk to Hobart's central business district. The property is a convict-built, Georgian mansion, listed by the National Trust. There are 14 ensuite rooms; some with spas and each room is individually decorated in period style. All have either a four-poster, half-tester (small canopy) or antique beds. The accommodation caters for single, double or twin share and also offers the Convict Cottage - a self-contained apartment suitable for two people. A continental breakfast is available for just $20/person/night in the dining room. Enjoy a complimentary port in the drawing room or tea and coffee which can also be taken in the courtyard garden. The Lodge on Elizabeth was built in 1829 as a large family home for the colony's first auctioneer. The property is only a three to four-minute walk to over 50 cafes, restaurants and bars. Elizabeth Street also has a number of boutiques, galleries, and the arthouse State Cinema - Tasmania's oldest operating movie house.