3-Star Hotels in Tasmania, Australia

A good environment means that the landlord must agree to the house, which is not suitable for Chinese food. You can stop on the side of the road. The only advantage is that it is very close to the beach at night and you can see the little penguins.

The hotel is located at the foot of the Big Nut, in the center of the town. The room is not big, the curtains on the windows are broken, so it is impossible to close the curtains. There is no one at the front desk at night, so I just made do with it for one night.

Location and view over Launceston from Top Floor were amazing. Apartments are in need of refurbishment, which I am told they are due to do. Basic old spa room, but the views made up for it. Bed comfy, sheets and towels clean. Just what we needed for our 1 night stay before heading back to Melbourne the next day. Lift to 2nd & 3rd floors. Chimes of Town Hall clock didn’t keep me awake, but you may want to be aware of that.

It is a simple room at the container level. It is a RV camp. The facilities are all configured according to the camping configuration. The service is the same as nothing. The clean and clean conditions are no problem, but as a hotel, the price is very poor, that is, the level of the hotel.

The room is clean, well-equipped, and has a good environment. It is located on the bay and you can watch the sunset at night. The seafood in the restaurant is fresh and tastes good. A 20-yuan meal voucher is also given with the stay, which is great value.

Excellent site to look over The Nuts and galaxy in the evening. Beautiful sunset and sunrise just in front of my room. Close to Stanley Photo Frame which just locates at the back of the Inn. Thanks to Romeo for booking the Hursey Seafoods which serves tasty crayfish and abalone!!

Free parking. About ten minutes walk from the bazaar, eliminating the embarrassment of finding a parking space. The disadvantages are obvious. This is an old house with a history of more than 100 years, made into a hotel. There is heating and air conditioning. The windows in my bedroom don't seem to close. The passing of the car can be heard more clearly. No deposit is required, and kitchen items are free to eat and use. The man looking at the house has bad ears. The old house is a bit interesting.

Good basic value for money accommodation in backpacker’s shack. Shared amenities (toilets, showers and kitchen were cleaned daily.) Lovely location in the woods close to Cradle Mountain National Park.

We fell in love with our Peninsula cabin at this well maintained holiday park. It was perfect for us as we had the accessible access cabin with a ramp and no stairs. It also had a fabulous big safety bathroom. We had a balcony with a great little bbq grill. We cooked both nights. Just outside our cabin at dusk there were little wallabies. Also lots of birds including gorgeous green rosellas. There was a wonderful bush track down to Stewart's Bay beach. We loved the Tasman Peninsula for all the natural features and the historical Port Arthur. Book here!

A good value motel about 20 mins walk from the CBD.. Plenty of places to eat , dine and drink nearby. Joanne the receptionist made us feel very welcome. Yes I would recommend