Hotels Tasmania

Tasmania is an island with a captivating heritage, magnificent wilderness teeming with wildlife, enthralling and picturesque landscapes, and is home to a wide selection of quality accommodation and superb wine and dining. Come and visit Tasmania and we guarantee you a warm welcome and an enchanting array of fascinating things to do, see and enjoy in our corner of the world.

Hobart

The capital is Hobart, a haven of boutiques and galleries selling a wide variety of arts and crafts. There are so many things you can experience at Hobart, you can drive to Mount Wellington and visit the summit, take a river cruise, or visit the historic town of Richmond 25 kilometres away with its majestic, Georgian architecture.

Here you’ll find music and theatre, al fresco coffee shops, a detailed model of the old Hobart town, an amusement park for young children, dockside fishmonger, mellow sandstone, and so much more.

3 Star Hotels:

Hobart Macquarie Motor Inn (3 ½ stars)
Waterfront Lodge (3 ½)
Best Western Balmoral Motor Inn (3 ½)
Shoreline Hotel/Motel (3 ½)
Best Western Martin Cash Motor Lodge
Leisure Inns Hobart Macquarie

Launceston

Like most of Australia, Launceston abounds in flora and fauna. Here you can visit the scenic Cataract Gorge Reserve, with its fern glades, peacocks, tree rhododendrons and spacious lawns. Walk through Notley Gorge’s rainforest and dense glades to crashing waterfalls or stroll along the boardwalks onto Tamar Island and watch birds living in their natural habitat. Further north, you can watch fairy penguins return to the burrows in the coastal scrub each evening at Notley Gorge. Try hang-gliding or rock climbing or whitewater rafting.

For a taste of something different you can sea the stylish Victorian-era facades a short walk away from Cataract Gorge Reserve or sample the fine food served in the city’s bistros and restaurants.

3 Star Hotels:

Colonial On Elizabeth (3 ½ stars)
Olde Tudor Motor Inn (3 ½)
Penny Royal (3 ½)
Elphin Villas Launceston (3 ½)
Leisure Inns Penny Royal (3 ½)
Sandor’s on the Park Launceston (3 ½)
Village Family Motor Inn Launceston

Burnie

Settled in 1827 as “Emu Bay,” this regional city is best known for its container port and other major industries. Burnie’s early heritage was dominated by the dense rain forests that shrouded the land and around a century later, by the paper mill that has helped shape the city into what it is today.

Burnie unveils a cache of places to visitors with a few hours to spare or a day or two of their vacation set aside. With sand and surf practically lapping on the porch steps, the central business district at Burnie provides a through street to the beachside boardwalk as well as to a 17-kilometer long walking trail bordering he city. See the native rainforests and walk along the scenic pathways of Burnie Park to a majestic waterfall. Or drive to the Emu river and catch a glimpse of platypus making their way along the bank.

When you’ve worked up an appetite doing all this, head up the hill and try the famous cheeses at the Lactos Cheese Tasting Centre or sample the wide array of Tasmanian specialty produce and the best wines at local prices.

4 Star Hotels:

Glen Osbourne House (4 ½)
Beachfront Voyager Motor Inn
The Duck House
Weller’s Inn Motel
Chancellor Inn Burnie
Best Western Murchison Lpdge Burnie

Devonport

Commonly known as “Australia’s Market Garden,” the city of Devonport sits on the banks of the Mersy River in the middle Tasmania’s Mersye/Forth Valley.

Devonport beckons to the visitor with its excellent shopping which features specialist Tasmanian art and craft shops, as well as with its cosmopolitan cuisine. Devonport offers over 20 kilometers of cycle/walkways which goes through tourist attractions, reserves, local parks as well as locations for midday picnics. Spend a relaxing hour exploring the heritage and history of the city while strolling along the parklands along a scenic waterfront. Devonport has a wide range of interesting attractions near the city center including a maritime museum, a regional art gallery, Tasmania’s only science discovery Imaginarioum. Historic railway, aboriginal culture center and the National Trust property “Home Hill”.

There are plenty of accommodation choices in Devonport among which include well-appointed holiday parks, historic cottages, friendly bed and breakfasts cabin and backpacker hostels and of course, modern hotels/motels to suit every budget.

Hotels Tasmania

Hobart

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Launceston

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Burnie

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Devonport

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