Lodge a Tasmania nordorientale

“An interesting, historic property with amazing views over the city. Everything one needs, but the upstairs rooms are more suited to the younger or able bodied. Hard to get parts of the room warm. Need to supply a map and information about parking. One can park along Law Street, once you negotiate the one way streets and find the backway into it, which isn't easy in dark, even with GPS.”

“On arrival, we checked in with our lovely host and she gave us an upgrade to a cottage because we staying 3 nights! The cottage was lovely, with lots of little touches that made the difference. Very comfortable stay!”

“Dreadful. I want a refund. Displayed on the site as a cozy house in a quiet spot, the accommodation is back rooms of a dingy cafe, on a main road. No-one onsite - the 'service' amounts to someone on a remote phone, watching on cameras. Telling me that I had no reservation, and then 3 minutes later calling back to say they found the reservation, but it clashes with another reservation, and they had no room. Talking with a disembodied and uncivil person standing in a carpark was NOT HOW THE...

“Very shabby for the price”