Stayed here on and off for 4 weeks. Room was warm, always spotless and made up just right every day. Only negative to bring up was the bathroom, windows had louvres which were unable to be closed, in winter, the late night/early morning bathroom trip was frighteningly freezing! Everything else was great, food both breakfast and dinner were excellent, had... More

Worst place I have EVER stayed at, Outdated, Overpriced, dirty, smelly, mould in bathroom, and on ceiling, dust on lamps, the list goes on.. and was charged $180! Contacted them via email and sent photos as evidence of the lack of cleaniness, and had no reply! Think twice before staying here, this place is pathetic!

We paid $5 more per night and stayed at Mercure Hotel Hobart with a real non lumpy pillows, sagging beds, heater not working, noisy by highway, closed amenties 2.5 hrs prior to stated closure time.Meals were very average, oily food, burnt coffee (drip coffee was bubbly boiling, understaffed at bar. Its only 5 minutes from central Devonport to stay, take... More

I stayed here twice during my trip to Tasmania. I had chosen it because it was close to the Spirit of Tasmania port and I was only looking for a comfy bed and somewhere reasonably priced. I found this motel to be comfortable and completely adequate. The reception lady was warm and welcoming to me and really helpful. Yes, the... More

With busy Tarleton Street on one side, and roaring Bass Highway on the other, Argosy Motor Inn should be last on your list of places to stay at while in Tassie. You can hear the highway all night, there is a gaming lounge & bar on site this 1960s dated motel. No trees, landscaping or colour- this place was just... More

Staying a weekend night anywhere in Tasmania, you need to book ahead as early as possible. This was a long weekend so booking a room in Devonport just a few days out was difficult. This motel is noisy as it is very close to the Bass Highway, and a major road right out side the door. The motel is old... More