Mantra expands into Tasmania
MANTRA Hotels Resorts and Apartments has expanded its presence in Australia ’s key visitor destinations, with the launch of its first property in Tasmania.
Located in a prime position opposite St David’s Park on the fringe of the Hobart CBD and close to the picturesque Sullivan’s Cove precinct, Mantra One Sandy Bay Road welcomed its first guests on May 1.
The property delivers a new era in holidays for the island state, offering luxurious self contained studio apartments with an open plan design, ensuring maximum comfort and providing a home away from home.
All apartments are air conditioned, with most providing stunning views over Sandy Bay Road , the River Derwent, Mount Wellington and Hobart city.
Holidaymakers can be among the first to revive, rekindle and rejuvenate at Mantra One Sandy Bay on this opening special, priced from just $150* per room per night for a Studio Apartment, valid to 31 July.
Mantra Group General Manager Mark Hodge said the resort perfectly embodied the Mantra philosophy of providing premium, 4 to 4.5 star accommodation and the very best locations.
“We are excited to be launching the Mantra brand in Tasmania with this exceptional property which offers pure relaxation in a serene and beautiful destination,’’ he said.
Mantra One Sandy Bay Road brings the number of resorts currently under the Mantra brand to 27 nationally.
Mantra is part of the Stella Hospitality Group which brings together some of the biggest and most trusted names in resort accommodation including Peppers, BreakFree and Saville to offer more than 150 properties in Australia and New Zealand’s key holiday destinations.
For bookings or further information about this offer other rejuvenating Mantra escapes, call 13 15 17 or visit www.mantra.com.au
* Conditions apply. Subject to availability
Report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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