Moss Hotel

Bower Rooms

The 23sq m Bower rooms have a queen-size bed; two rooms are adapted for disabled guests. They are all housed within Moss 39, which was built in 1834. Original windows with new Tasmanian oak and double-glazing look onto either the exterior wall of the building or the hotel’s side street. The original fabric of the building – wooden beams and rafters, convict-cut sandstone or cast bricks – has been exposed for guests to admire. The eye-pleasing decor includes handmade Tasmanian furniture, tactile throws, cushions and sheepskins, and a colour scheme in keeping with the the island’s wilderness. Photography of Tasmania by renowned photographer, Derek Henderson, decorates these rooms. Shower-toting bathrooms feature dark-green herringbone tiles, matt-black fittings and Grown Alchemist products. Each room has a TV, iPod dock, Huon Valley apples upon arrival and a minibar with local snacks. There’s also air-conditioning, kettle, tea and coffee kit, slippers, iron and board, pillow menu.