North East Accommodation

The fresh Tasmanian air drifts across the water, rising towards the far-off mountain tops. A deep breath leaves you feeling cleansed and rejuvenated; welcome to Launceston.

A city of rich cultural heritage, Launceston is situated where the North Esk and South Esk rivers meet to form the Tamar River. The second largest city in the state, it boasts magnificent natural attractions, stunning architecture and a deep-seated passion for fine food and wine.

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Mantra Charles Hotel Launceston

287 Charles Street, Launceston TAS
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Guests of this Launceston accommodation can expect an unforgettable time when visiting the surrounding food and wine region of Tasmania. The hotel’s graceful art deco façade belies the choice of several modern room types inside, where you will also find lounges to relax in, meeting and conference rooms available, on-site parking and wireless internet throughout the property. The hotel’s own restaurant, The Charles, serves delicious local cuisine as well as high tea, while both reception and room service are available 24 hours, for your convenience.
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Peppers Seaport Launceston

28 Seaport Boulevard, Launceston TAS
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In Launceston’s lively dockside precinct, you will find Peppers Seaport Hotel. On the site of an old dry dock, this contemporary Launceston accommodation has a distinct nautical ambience. With Studios, One and Two Bedroom Suites you can choose your level of comfort. Studios include king beds, mini bars and complimentary WiFi. Suites also feature kitchens, living areas, laundry facilities and balconies. During your stay explore the Tamar Valley, dine on fresh local produce at Mudbar & Restaurant and embrace the laidback waterfront atmosphere.
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Peppers Silo Launceston

89-91 Lindsay Street, Launceston TAS
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Overlooking the Tamar River Basin and Cataract Gorge, Peppers Silo Hotel is housed in a historic building dating back to the 1960’s. Originally containing four large grain silos, the building has been reimagined into a 9 storey hotel. Adjacent to the silos, the North Tower is a contemporary additon providing contrast and adding to the character to this Launceston hotel. Modern rooms and suites are furnished with natural tones taking inspiration from the rugged countryside which surrounds it. Private balconies in the Gorge River Rooms and Premier Suites offer breathtaking river views allowing you to be captivated by Launceston’s natural splendor.
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