Hotel a Launceston Tamar e il Nord

“Miniappartamento, di fatto (piccolo balcone, poltrone e minibar sulla scrivania, una cabina armadio molto ampia), che si è rivelato molto tranquillo nonostante fossimo in centro, con ampio parcheggio, a 10' a piedi da tutte le attrazioni della città e base perfetta per l'esplorazione del nord della Tasmania da Cradle Mountain al parco Freycinet. Soggiorno davvero piacevolissimo!”

“Ottima tappa nel cuore della Tasmania”

“The property was on beautiful, Spacious, Clean & Close to amenities. My family really enjoyed it.”

“Nothing really negative or positive to report - just a normal stay really.”

“Loved everything about this beautiful place to stay - the pool was amazing as well. Thank you”

“l'albergo è ben tenuto, le stanze sono pulite, il personale gentile e disponibile per ogni informazione. L'unica pecca è quella di essere un po' lontano dal centro. Sono preferibili le stanze con vista fiume, le altre danno su un'area commerciale/industriale. Comunque da raccomandare”

“Glad it was only one night as the bed was incredibly hard and uncomfortable. Arrived at 7.15pm which was after hours as the reception shut at 7pm, so the person checking me in was not happy, despite living in the room next to reception, and was out brushing their teeth in the hallway when I left in the morning. Left at 7am so only used the room and bathroom no other areas of the house.”

“Room service meal a tad dry (stuffed chicken) and not hot but cannot fault anything else”

“Welcoming reception, very large villa. Very clean. Loved the spa bath”

“Very old property that needs some work. Room very small. To many stairs to climb. Windows rattly. Had to put paper in it.”

“Spacious single private room and a comfortable bed for a great sleep. Good value.”

“Buono”

“I was a bit wary entering through the game room from the back parking lot, but what a delightful surprise to find a beautiful, roomy, fully updated room! They have clearly put great care into renovating this historic hotel. We enjoyed staying there.”