Hobart Hideaway Pods employs a solar passive design that minimizes electricity use, coupled with composting toilets that promote water conservation. The property boasts reed bed absorption trenches which process grey water on-site, ensuring minimal environmental impact. Guests enjoy a self-sufficient water supply while staying in sustainably built amenities crafted from reclaimed materials.
Accommodations
Each pod offers king-sized beds that can be converted into twin beds upon request, along with a kitchenette equipped with essentials like a kettle and microwave. The Vanilla Pod features expansive views of the Derwent River and Tasman Peninsula, while The Pea Pod provides a wheelchair-friendly bathroom overlooking rolling paddocks. Bi-folding doors open to large decks, allowing guests to enjoy the surrounding landscape fully.
Location
Hobart Hideaway Pods is located near the Huon Valley Touring Route, providing access to picturesque hills, vineyards, and beaches. The proximity to Kingston Beach, approximately a 15-minute drive, allows guests to enjoy relaxing walks along the shore. For those seeking adventure, the stunning Alum Cliffs Track is also a short drive away.
Nearby Attractions
Guests can explore the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, which is free to enter and located in the heart of Hobart. The renowned MONA (Museum of Old and New Art) is a must-see, showcasing innovative art exhibitions. Additionally, the hotel is a short trip from Bruny Island, famous for its local food producers and scenic tours.
Natural Experiences
Guests can relax on the deck of their pod, taking in the stunning views of the D'Entrecasteaux Channel and enjoying the native wildlife, including grazing wallabies. With clear nights, stargazing becomes a memorable activity right from the pod's outdoor areas. The hotel also offers information on local dining and outdoor activities to enhance the experience.
Highlights
Eco-Friendly: Solar passive design & composting toilets
