We chose the Studio because it looked lovely in the photos and it didn't disappoint. After travelling the quiet roads of the north of Tasmania, we were confronted with peak hour traffic coming into Hobart. The studio was close to the city and easy to find. It is on a very busy road and we were quite apprehensive about noise but we needn't have worried. The studio is set back from the road and was in its own sanctuary. The studio is a new construction next to our host's heritage house. The building is z very solid construction and was so well insulated there was no road noise. One night we had very strong winds but again, we could barely hear anything. This insulation made the studio very warm too and even though there was an air con, we didn't need to use it at all. It was lovely to wake up with the morning sun streaming through the glass doors at the front to add warmth and light.
The studio is one large, open plan room and felt spacious after being confined to a car.
The decor is beautiful and the kitchen is spacious and well supplied. The bathroom is lovely. There was a super comfy lounge and the bed looked almost too good to sleep in. There was a comprehensive folder of travel tips.
Our host Mel was friendly and lovely. It was nice to meet her mum and her two delightful children. It was delightful to watch them head off to school each morning with such enthusiasm.
And finally, Patches the cat came by each day to have a rub and scratch and Robbie the rabbit was happy for a pat and piece of apple.
The studio was gorgeous to stay in and I'd highly recommend it.