Launceston Accommodation
Find unique accommodation in Launceston: a food-forward city where history, nature and culture collide.
In northern Tasmania, Australia’s third-oldest city is a haven of elegant heritage architecture, premium food and wine, and artistry brought to life by the local community. Launceston accommodation is infused with uniqueness and character – from boutique townhouses and revamped heritage cottages to family bed and breakfasts, riverside villas, spacious luxury apartments and Victorian-era mansions. Whether you prefer award-winning design and indulgence or cosy, cheap accommodation, Launceston hosts a colourful array of lodgings close to all the excitement.
Launceston accommodation FAQs
Launceston is compact, so staying within 1km of the city centre puts you close to restaurants, shops and Cataract Gorge.
Cataract Gorge is a must-see urban wilderness just a 15min walk from the city centre, featuring walking trails, a swimming pool, a suspension bridge and the world's longest single-span chairlift. City Park in the heart of Launceston has a conservatory and scenic walking paths. Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery (QVMAG) teaches you about Tasmania’s Aboriginal and colonial history, arts and natural sciences. James Boag Brewery gives tours providing a behind-the-scenes look at the brewing process of one of Australia's iconic beers. For more ideas, see our guide to things to do in Launceston.
Yes. Launceston has a good range of budget-friendly options, including hostels, motels and affordable hotels, both in the city centre and nearby suburbs.
Top luxury and boutique stays in Launceston include Stillwater Seven on the waterfront, the unique Peppers Silo Hotel (housed in converted grain silos) and The Florance, a boutique hotel with heritage charm and elegant interiors.