The bed was perfectly comfortable and we liked the extra pillows. We loved the incredible sunniness and views. The location of this flat is ideal. Battery Point is close to everything. Locate the Kelly steps near the flat for your quick route to Salamanca Place. (Turn left out of the front door of the building and walk to the end of the street. The Lenna House is right in front of you. Turn left here and walk as far as you can go and then turn right. The stairs are ahead a short distance from there.) This flat is well-appointed and has everything anyone could need. Electric kettle and French presses for coffee. Washing machine is great to have and the flat has a large drying rack. We had some great dining experiences: Old Wharf, Fico and Ettie's, just for starters. Restaurants Dier Makr , Templo and Fico should be booked BEFORE you leave home for Hobart. They are small and fill fast. Gasworks Cellar Door on Macquarie St is an incredible liquor shop and should not be missed. Arras makes terrific sparkling wines. A must. The bike ride down Mt. Wellington was a blast - for the intrepid. Book it at the Information Centre or look it up on the Web under 'Mt Wellington Descent Bike Ride' for details. Terrific. The Womens' Factory closes at 4 and we got there 15 mins before that, so allow time for your visit. The last tour of the brewery (close by) is even earlier in the day. Check for times. We walked back to the flat after the Womens' Factory, keeping the river to our right most of the way. It will take you about 30mins to reach the flat. It's a pleasant walk and worth mapping out before you go. We didn't do that, but we didn't know about it ahead of time. Now you do! It's mostly downhill. Shopping on Elizabeth St is great for outdoors shopping - merino wool sportswear along with everything else you could imagine. Kathmandu on Elizabeth St and Mountain Creek Outdoors on Bathurst St., nearby. The Kelly steps lead down a narrow lane to Salamanca Place. The well-supplied supermarket is to the left. It has everything we needed. No real need to go to the bigger one further away - unless you have a car or take an Uber or are up for the walk there. All the restaurants you could want are very close to the flat. MONA is a must-see. Spend an entire day here. It will be worth all the time you spend there. Catch the 9:30 ferry from the pier across the way from Elizabeth St. Go at 9am to pick up your tix for both museum and the ferry. The Source is the fancy restaurant at MONA and is very good. Book lunch there as soon as you arrive off the ferry. It fills quickly. The views of the water from up there are simply wonderful. Kids abound at the...