Fodor's Expert Review Corinda's Cottages

This complex comprises a charming residence built in the 1880s for Alfred Crisp, a wealthy timber merchant who later became Lord Mayor of Hobart, as well as two pavilions and three lovingly restored outbuildings in which each of the accommodations are located—these include a gardener's residence, servants' quarters, and coach house. All have been respectfully converted into delightful self-contained cottages filled with period antiques. The B&B is close to "The Domain"—a large natural bushland area, yet it's only a few minutes from the city center.