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- Ormiston House
One of Australia's finest examples of Federation architecture, this magnificent mansion overlooks Macquarie Harbour on the wonderful west coast of Tasmania. - Review this site
- Brickfields Terrace
Historic Bed & Breakfast Inn. Located near the city centre, within walking distance to shops & restaurants in Launceston. - Review this site
- Hiba
Arrive by car ferry to an island 20 minutes from Hobart. Sumptuous gardens filled with rare and exotic plants which cover over 10 acres and includes a lake filled with trout. Hiba is a coastal property, withthe gardens running close to magnificent beaches. Stroll at your leisure before relaxing in your fully self contained private cottage set in its own garden. Hiba only has one cottage so privacy is assured. - Review this site
- HuonBush Retreats
accomodation Huonville - Review this site
- Beachside Retreat West Inlet
A peaceful nature retreat with private beach frontage to West Inlet and Bass Strait. Explore the isolated shoreline with abundant birdlife, wild oysters, wetlands and beautiful sunsets. Stay in a luxury, self catering lodge for 7 persons, or, for that special experience, a foreshore ecocabin just for two. A very special place to unwind. - Review this site
- Accomodation in Launceston
A gay and lesbian guide to accommodation in Launceston - Review this site
- Strahan Colonial Cottages
Built as early as 1860, each cottage captures the charm of early Colonial Tasmania, including an authentic police Superintendent’s cottage, and a church - a masterpiece of craftsmanship and innovation. Strahan is the gateway to one of the most outstanding wilderness areas on Earth. Nestled on the edge of magnificent Macquarie Harbour, Strahan provides access to the Franklin - Gordon WIld Rivers National park. - Review this site
- Kabuki by the Sea
Accommodation and restaurant with a touch of Japan, overlooking Great Oyster Bay to Maria Island, Schouten Island and Freycinet Peninsula. - Review this site
- McIntosh Cottages
Built in the 1890’s, McIntosh Cottages was home for the McIntosh family for 60 years. The house was also a general store and base for the family cartage business. The house has been lovingly restored and is now two co-joined colonial cottages. Each cottage is fully self-contained and exclusively yours. Both have period decor, wood heater, modern facilities, off street parking, separate entrance and verandah. - Review this site
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