Luxury Accommodation in Tasmania

Hobart

Hobart, Tasmania’s capital and the second oldest city in Australia after Sydney, is set on the picturesque Derwent River estuary at the foot of kunanyi/Mount Wellington. Its rich heritage, flourishing cultural and gastronomic scenes, and world-class events like the Sydney-to-Hobart annual yacht race, the Mona Foma art festival, and the winter Dark Mofo, make Hobart one of the most interesting places to visit in Tasmania. 

MACq 01 Hotel

MACq 01 Hotel offers an upscale experience in the heart of Hobart. Set on the waterfront with spectacular views of the estuary, it is only a short walking distance from landmarks like Salamanca Place, Sullivans Cove, and Battery Point. The rooms are outfitted with flat-screen TVs, wireless speakers, and private balconies, while apartment-sized suites also come with a separate dining area, open fireplace, and dedicated butler service. For food, be sure to visit the Old Wharf Restaurant, where chef Simon Pockran serves pan-fried Tasmanian salmon, homemade Tassie scallop pie, and other local specialties. 

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Read more about one of Hobart’s main attractions in our Guide to Salamanca Market.

Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart

Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart is close to anything you might want to do in the city and the perfect accommodation option for a weekend escape or a romantic getaway. The smartly decorated rooms have plenty of luxurious touches like bathrobes, high-quality bath and beauty products, premium bedding, and free newspapers. At the on-site Tasman restaurant, you’ll be treated to the best of local cuisine prepared with fresh regional produce, while the bar serves Tasmanian wines, ciders, and whiskies. 

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If you are visiting Hobart as a couple, read our guide on Romantic Things To Do in Hobart.

Henry Jones Art Hotel

Henry Jones Art Hotel is set in a beautifully restored jam factory from the 1820s. Australia’s first dedicated art hotel, it features over 400 original works by established and emerging Tasmanian artists. You can learn all about this unique collection during weekly tours by the hotel’s art curator. As for the rooms, you can expect a comfortable bed, a flat-screen TV, a coffee machine, as well as organic Tasmanian toiletries and European stainless steel fittings in the bathroom. If you opt for a Waterfront Spa suite, you’ll also get a huge free-standing spa bath and sweeping views of the harbour and kunanyi/Mt Wellington. 

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Launceston

The second major Tasmanian city, Launceston is located on the banks of the Tamar River in the northern part of the island. This charming town is known for its colonial architecture, rich history, and culture, including the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, the largest regional gallery in Australia. Launceston is also the ideal base if you wish to explore the region’s many wineries and national parks.

Quamby Estate

Quamby Estate is a heritage hotel tucked away in the Meander Valley, a short scenic drive from Launceston. Built in 1828, it originally served as the home of Tasmania’s first native-born premier Sir Richard Dry. The sumptuously decorated rooms feature antique furniture pieces, original artworks, and marble bathrooms, while the deluxe suites also have spa baths, fireplaces, and breathtaking views. You can spend your days hiking, playing tennis and golf, and eating amazing food in the on-site Homestead restaurant where seasonal dishes are made with local Tasmanian ingredients. An excellent selection of wines is stored in the cellar that once housed convict workers.

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Looking for outdoor adventures around Launceston? Check our Guide to the best Tasmanian Hikes.

Peppers Silo Hotel Launceston

Peppers Silo Hotel, located in restored grain silos from the 1960s, is among the most authentic luxury accommodations in Launceston. Rooms are tastefully decorated with recycled Tasmanian timbers, locally made furniture, as well as original artwork and equipped with flat-screen TVs with Chromecast and complimentary blazing-fast WiFi. Regardless of what room you choose, you’ll be guaranteed panoramic views of the city, the Tamar River, and Cataract Gorge. Views aside, there’s much more to love here: a fully equipped gym, the Silo Day Spa, and the restaurant with a menu of seasonal fare prepared with locally sourced ingredients.

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To see what activities Launceston has to offer for couples, check our guide to Romantic Things To Do in Launceston. 

Stillwater Seven Launceston

Stillwater Seven is a boutique hotel set in an 1830s flour mill on the banks of the picturesque Tamar River. The seven rooms featuring pieces designed by local furniture artisan maker Simon Ancher and a playful atmosphere provide guests with a warm welcome. You’ll be treated to organic Tasmanian bath products in addition to a well-stocked pantry and fresh sourdough bread delivered daily to your door. The award-winning Stillwater restaurant offers a seasonal menu with a focus on fresh, local produce, accompanied by one of the best wine lists in Tasmania curated by sommelier and the hotel’s co-owner James Welsh. 

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East Coast

Tasmania’s East Coast is among the most scenic regions in Australia. With its crystal-clear waters and white sand beaches lined by orange granite rocks, it’s a true nature lovers’ paradise. Although this part of the island is sparsely populated, pretty coastal towns like Bicheno, Orford, Scamander, and Swansea are well worth a visit. The area is also known for its seafood, premium fresh produce, and fine cool-climate wines. The weather is also milder than in the other parts of the island, making it a great destination for a relaxing holiday any time of the year.

Check our East Coast Highlights Itinerary for activities and sights on Tasmania’s East Coast. 

Saffire Freycinet 

Saffire Freycinet, voted the world’s best boutique hotel, is the perfect choice for an unforgettable stay on the Apple Isle. Tucked away in pretty native bushland near Freycinet National Park, it offers unparalleled views of the Hazards mountain range. The suites are equipped with comfortable beds, heated floors, books and board games, as well as a complimentary mini-bar replenished daily with local drinks and snacks. All activities and outings are included in the room rate—visits to a working marine farm, encounters with the Tasmanian devil, kayaking, mountain biking, learning about beekeeping at the on-site apiaries, massages, and facials at the Saffire Day Spa.

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Freycinet Lodge

Freycinet Lodge, set within Freycinet National Park and overlooking the Great Oyster Bay, is one of the most scenic accommodations in Australia. The retreat is composed of upscale suites, cabins, and pavilions featuring private decks and outdoor baths, perfect whether you’re travelling as a couple, with a group of friends, or family. For an exquisite dining experience, look no further than the on-site gourmet restaurant where you’ll be treated to a seasonal menu showcasing the finest regional produce. To quench your thirst, there is an extensive choice of local vintage and award-winning sparkling Tasmanian wines. 

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Cradle Mountain

Cradle Mountain is located in the Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park in Tasmania’s Central Highlands, known for its alpine meadows, jagged peaks towering over glacial lakes, and eucalyptus forests. A place of exceptional natural beauty and untouched wilderness, the park is part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. Wildlife is in abundance here, giving you the opportunity to encounter Tasmanian devils, quolls, platypus, echidna, wombats, and other native species.

For the best way to reach Cradle Mountain, read our guide How to Get to Cradle Mountain. 

Pumphouse Point

Pumphouse Point, a secluded adults-only luxury retreat, is the ideal option for couples seeking romance and relaxation. Eighteen rooms are divided between two meticulously restored heritage industrial buildings, the Pumphouse and Shorehouse. The guests’ favourite is the spacious Shorehouse Panorama Room with floor-to-ceiling windows and splendid views of the lake St. Claire and the mountains. Room rates include everything you need for a luxurious stay: three-course farmhouse dinners, freshly-baked sourdough bread delivered to your room, in-room larder with local staples, therapeutic massages, and free use of e-bikes and rowboats if you wish to explore the surroundings.

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West Coast

Tasmania’s West Coast is one of the most remote and isolated parts of the island, known for its raw beauty and untamed wilderness. The region boasts several national parks that belong to Tasmania’s protected Wilderness World Heritage Area. Jagged mountain ranges, wild rivers, and ancient rainforests offer plenty of possibilities for hiking, mountaineering, and rafting adventures. The West Coast also features several historic mining towns where you can learn more about the island’s convict heritage. When planning your visit, keep in mind that this part of Tasmania is cooler than the other regions and receives a considerable amount of rain throughout the year. 

For more inspiration on things to do on the West Coast of Tasmania, see our Two-Week Best of Tasmania Road Trip Itinerary. 

Salt Box Hideaway

Salt Box Hideaway, an exquisite West Coast accommodation on the edge of Lettes Bay overlooking the rainforest of Mt Sorell, is ideally suited for families and large groups looking for sophisticated accommodation and comfort. The tastefully decorated cabins are outfitted with flat-screen TVs, dining areas, fully equipped kitchens, and balconies with sea views. Here, you can unwind during the day, make a barbecue by the water's edge, and spend the evenings gazing at the stars. Although you won’t need to leave the bay to fill your days with fun, there are plenty of opportunities if you wish to be more active, like West Coast Wilderness Railway journeys, Strahan helicopter rides, and Gordon River cruises. 

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Risby Cove

Risby Cove is a luxurious waterfront accommodation, only a stone’s throw from the picturesque harbour-side village of Strahan. There are just 11 rooms, which ensures plenty of privacy. The airy interiors feature Tasmanian timber furniture, artworks made by local artists, and large windows offering sweeping views of the bay. If you are a rail enthusiast, don’t miss a half-day trip on the restored West Coast Wilderness Railway that travels through the ancient rainforest and will take you to the otherwise inaccessible wilderness. 

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