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The Racecourse Inn

The Racecourse Inn, Longford
The dining room at The Racecourse Inn, Longford
The dining room at The Racecourse Inn, Longford, Tasmania - heritage B&B
Dining room at The Racecourse Inn, Longford, Tasmania
Downstairs King Superior Room, The Racecourse Inn, Longford, Tasmania
Upstairs Queen superior with ensuite at the Racecourse Inn, Longford, Tasmania.
Upstairs King superior with ensuite at the Racecourse Inn, Longford, Tasmania.
Spring in the garden at The Racecourse Inn, Longford, Tasmania
Racecourse Inn exterior with climbing roses
Guests enjoying the garden at The Racecourse Inn, Longford, Tasmania
This charming former coaching inn, built-in in 1860, is now a luxury bed and breakfast in the historic village of Longford, Northern Tasmania. Only fifteen minutes from Launceston airport, The Racecourse Inn is an ideal base for touring Northern Tasmania and the Tamar Valley Wine Route. The tastefully restored Inn exudes a historic ambiance, with climbing roses covering the convict-made bricks, and five spacious en-suite rooms. All guest rooms feature double glazing, with reverse-cycle air conditioning in the three upstairs rooms. The downstairs Standard Queen and Deluxe Spa rooms both feature 12-foot ceilings. Your tariff includes a fully cooked Tasmanian gourmet breakfast featuring fresh produce from our chickens, orchard, and kitchen garden. This fully licscened inn offers a cosy dining room with a wood fire and features one of only three barrel-vaulted ceilings in Tasmania. The Racecourse Inn is a five-minute drive from UNESCO World Heritage-listed Woolmers Estate and Brickendon Farm, and the stunning National Rose Garden at Woolmers. Stroll Longford's wide streets and admire the fine colonial architecture, visit antique and collectibles stores or fly fish for trout.

Baggage Holding Room

Bar

Barbeque

Carpark

Communal Lounge

Family Friendly

Non Smoking

Open Fireplace

Alfresco/Outdoor Dining

Outdoor Furniture

Tour Desk

Actively welcomes people with access needs.

ROOMS
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Upstairs King superior

Delightful upstairs attic room with King bed (or twin singles) and an attached ensuite. Furnished with antiques, this room also features tea and coffee making facilities, double glazed windows, and reverse cycle air conditioning.

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Downstairs Queen standard

Delightful downstairs room with queen bed and an attached ensuite. Furnished with antiques, this room also features tea and coffee making facilities, small in-room mini bar with wine and beer, double glazed windows and heating.

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Downstairs King spa

Delightful large sunny downstairs suite with open fireplace and a spa bath in the attached ensuite. Furnished with antiques, this room also features tea and coffee making facilities, double glazed windows, and heating. This room may also be configured as a twin.

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Upstairs Queen superior

Delightful upstairs attic room with Queen bed and double fold out sofa be, and large ensuite bathroom. Furnished with antiques, this room also features tea and coffee making facilities, double glazed windows, and reverse cycle air conditioning.

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Upstairs Queen Suite

Delightful upstairs suite with antique furniture and dormer windows, Queen sized bed and separate sitting room with sofa bed. This room sleeps 3 adults. Both rooms feature flat screen TVs. Room facilities include complimentary tea, coffee, biscuits and port, and a small in-room mini bar with beer and wine. All linen and bathroom amenities provided, and reverse cycle air-conditioning and electric blankets.

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Sustainable Tourism Accreditation by ATIC

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