The Harbour Suite

Building

Wrest Point Tower (4.5-star grade on the hotel's tile)

Size

60 m² / 646 ft²

Bed

King

Layout

Separate lounge with couch seating; walk-in robes and dressing area; oversized bathroom with separate shower and bath; two spaces for watching TV

In the room

Mini bar, pillow menu, tea and coffee pod machine, safe

Outlook

River Derwent, through two bays of windows

From

$350 AUD a night (official room page, 29 October 2026)

Check-in / out

From 2pm / before 11am

The suite is the Tower's answer to a question we hear a lot: is there anything here that feels like more than a hotel room? On paper, yes. At 60 square metres it is double the 30 m² of the standard deluxe rooms, and the floor is split so the bed is not the only place to sit. The hotel's description puts the lounge against two bays of windows facing the River Derwent and mentions sunrise and sunset; given the Tower's position on the point, both directions of light reach the water.

What you get for the step up

Three things separate the Harbour Suite from a Deluxe Harbour King. First, the lounge, which matters if two people keep different hours. Second, the walk-in dressing area — useful for anyone in Hobart for a wedding, a gala dinner in the Tasman Room or a night at The Point, where the restaurant asks for smart casual. Third, the bathroom: it is described as oversized, with a bath and a separate shower. The hotel's FAQ confirms that only selected Tower suites have baths, so if a soak is the point, this is the category to name.

Who it suits, who it does not

It suits anniversaries, a long weekend with room-service breakfasts (the in-room menu runs from 6:30am), and anyone staying three or four nights who would otherwise feel boxed in. It is overkill for a single night before an early flight, and if you mainly want the view, the Deluxe Harbour King on an upper floor gives you the water for less.

Asking for the right suite

The hotel publishes one Harbour Suite category, not a list of floors. When you send a request, tell our desk what matters: a high floor, a bath, an anniversary amenity. Wrest Point says its team can arrange touches such as sparkling wine, chocolates or flowers if told in advance; we pass that on with the booking request, and the hotel prices it.

Rates quoted as 'from' prices on the hotel's own room pages when we read them on 29 October 2026. They move with dates, events and season, and the hotel says peak rates apply in summer.

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