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Hotels near Wrest Point Casino

Wrest Point Casino never stops! It's a ripper spot for a wild night out.

It's situated in Hobart, the state capital. You'll discover lots of things to see and do in this well-loved city.

If you're hoping to spend your nights close to Wrest Point Casino, there are 64 hotels and apartments within a short commute. Nearby ones are the Islington Hotel (2 kilometres), The Henry Jones Art Hotel (2 kilometres) and the Somerset on the Pier Hobart (2 kilometres).

You might like the features and amenities of Hobart's Accommodation & Hostel, a wallet-friendly accommodation option only 2 kilometres away.

There's a wide range of upscale hotels in the surrounding area. How about you splurge a little and enjoy all the little extras? You won't regret staying at the Somerset on Salamanca Hobart or the Salamanca Wharf Hotel, 2 kilometres and 2 kilometres away, respectively.

Caffeine lovers in need of a fix will like Maning Reef Cafe (479 Sandy Bay Road, Sandy Bay), only 0.7 kilometres from Wrest Point Casino. If you're getting hungry and cranky, stop by Wrest Point at 410 Sandy Bay Road, Sandy Bay for dinner and a drink.

Other Things to Do Near Wrest Point Casino

After you stop at Wrest Point Casino, see what's happening in the surrounding region:

Make tracks to University of Tasmania. Although it was first opened a number of years ago, it's still bustling with lots of students today.
Explore Hobart Convention And Entertainment Centre, followed by a bite to eat at one of the hotels or bistros within the vicinity.
Visit St. George's Anglican Church, an established sacred space.
Encounter the ghosts of yesteryear in the exhibits at Narryna Heritage Museum.
Military strategies of the past are brought to life at Australian Army Museum Tasmania.