FAQs - Our Hobart Hotel

  • Hadley’s Orient Hotel is located at 34 Murray Street, Hobart, Tasmania – right in the heart of the city. Guests enjoy being just steps away from Salamanca Place, Constitution Dock, MONA ferry departures, and Hobart’s vibrant waterfront.

    For details on how to get to Hadley’s Orient Hotel, Hobart, please see our Getting Here page.

  • Yes. Secure off-site parking is available for guests at an additional cost per space, subject to availability. Parking spaces are limited, so it is recommended to book a carpark with Reception ahead of your arrival date.

  • Check-in is from 2pm, and check-out is by 11am. Early check-in and late check-out may be available upon request and subject to availability.

  • Yes. A full breakfast is served daily in the Mary Hadley Room from 7am. Guests can choose from continental options, hot plated meals, and locally sourced Tasmanian produce.

    View our Breakfast options

  • Yes. The Orient Bar is open daily from 4pm, serving signature cocktails, beer, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages. Tapas-style share plates are available daily, with live piano every Saturday evening. Happy Hour is daily from 4pm – 6pm.

  • Yes. Complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel for all guests, including in guest rooms, the bar, and event spaces.

  • Absolutely! Hadley’s is one of Hobart’s most iconic venues, offering historic charm, elegant function rooms, and tailored packages for weddings, meetings, Afternoon Teas, and private celebrations.

  • Yes. Family Rooms are available, and children are warmly welcomed. The central location also makes it easy to explore Hobart’s attractions with kids, including the waterfront, museums, and nearby parks.

  • Booking direct via our official website guarantees the best available rate and easy access to hotel special offers. Direct bookings may also include special perks such as upgrades or added inclusions not offered by third-party sites.

  • Hadley's offers limited accessible accommodation with stair access to all rooms. From 7th April - 14th July 2026, Hadley's will be refreshing and upgrading our lift to further improve accessibility and guest comfort. 

    As a 190-year-old heritage building, certain areas retain original architectural features, however we have made considered adjustments to ensure the comfort of our guests. We strongly encourage guests to contact us directly so we can discuss individual requirements and ensure the right room is selected for your stay.

FAQs - Visiting Hobart

  • Within walking distance you’ll find Salamanca Market (Saturdays) Constitution Dock, the MONA Ferry, Battery Point’s historic cottages, and Hobart’s waterfront. Our Hobart hotel is also a perfect base for day trips to Port Arthur, Mount Wellington, and Tasmania’s southern wine regions.

    For those who love to shop, the Hobart CBD is a 1 minute walk from the door of our Hobart Hotel.

    Read more about Things to Do in Hobart.

    Also, visit Hobart and Beyond for more information.

  • Hobart is a year-round destination. Summer (December–February) is popular for warm weather and events like Taste of Summer, while winter (June–August) attracts visitors for Dark Mofo and cosy stays. Spring and autumn bring mild weather, fewer crowds, and seasonal produce festivals.

    Visit Discover Tasmania website for more information on the best time of year to visit Hobart based on your interests.

  • Hobart offers experiences you won’t find anywhere else: visiting MONA (Museum of Old and New Art), enjoying fresh seafood at Constitution Dock, exploring heritage-listed Battery Point, climbing Mount Wellington for panoramic views, and sampling Tasmania’s world-famous whisky and gin.

  • Absolutely! Hobart is renowned for its pristine environment, where clean waters and fresh air help produce some of the world’s finest seafood, dairy, and wines.

    The city is a haven for food and drink lovers, with daily catches of oysters, abalone, and southern rock lobster served alongside farm-fresh produce grown in and around our Tasmania’s fertile lands. From Salamanca Place restaurants to award-winning distilleries and nearby wine regions like the Coal River Valley and Huon Valley, Hobart’s culinary scene is deeply shaped by the island’s natural environment.

  • Yes. Salamanca Market (every Saturday) is a short stroll from Hadley’s Orient Hotel and offers artisan crafts, fresh produce, and local art. Hobart also hosts annual festivals such as the Wooden Boat Festival, Dark Mofo, Taste of Summer, and the Rolex Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race finish.