Grosvenor Court Apartment Hotel

Hobart


On a demure Sandy Bay backstreet, Grosvenor Court is a tidy enclave of 20 apartments over three levels, built in the 1970s but recently rejuvenated. All have kitchens, the odd curious antique and spiffy bathrooms. Ask about its three- and four-bedroom houses available nearby if you're travelling with a group/big family.


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