Cataract Gorge Reserve

Located in a historic 1830's flour mill, overlooking kanamaluka/River Tamar, choose from seven luxurious rooms with an award winning restaurant located conveniently below you. Stillwater Seven rooms are carefully designed to showcase the features of the building but with all the luxuries you require. Opening in 2019, they have received national accolades for design and most importantly their service. Stillwater Seven personalised service from the hotel team is second to none with rooms tailored to your preferences. Filled to the brim with Tasmanian produce, wine, beer, cheese, spirits, books and furnishings, Stillwater Seven is a great place to eat, sleep and drink and a great base for you to explore the beautiful Tamar Valley region.

Leisure Inn Penny Royal Hotel and Apartments is ideally situated 10 minutes from Launceston CBD adjacent to the beautiful Tamar River and within walking distance to Cataract Gorge one of the area’s top attractions to see. With a wide variety of rooms, the hotel is perfect for short weekend escapes, family or friend gatherings or even longer stays with self-contained apartments that enjoy all the comforts of home. Offering old-world charm the property is heritage listed and was originally built as a corn mill in 1840, it was moved 54 kilometres to Launceston and was rebuilt as a hotel over 130 years later – stone by stone. Truly unique to the Launceston area is an onsite adventure park, which makes for the perfect place to enjoy a fun-filled day with your family and friends with rides that include rock climbing, a 100-meter zip line, ghost tours and a live cannon firing.

Creativity, design and luxury intersect in this beautifully renovated Art-Deco period home in West Launceston. Belvoir is a masterpiece of interior design with original artwork by John Wren adorning the walls of the house throughout, giving guests the feeling of their own private gallery. Ideal for a sophisticated getaway with friends, the home, which comfortably sleeps six, is perfect to host dinner parties while enjoying the sights of Launceston and its stunning surroundings. Belvoir has been reimagined with bold interior design that captures its Art-Deco origins, paired with daring textures, layers and colours that breathe new life into the 1930’s built home. A stay at Belvoir is both unique and impressive, with the painting works of self-taught artist, John Wren hanging throughout the home, creating a warm ambience rich in character. Opulent, yet comfortable and inviting, the residence features three large, beautifully decorated bedrooms and two uniquely designed bathrooms. Belvoir is a testament to Art Deco's splendour, reimagined with modern conveniences for a seamless blend of the past and present. The highlight is an art collection exclusively crafted by John Wren, each piece narrating its own unique story. And the best part? You can make these captivating artworks your own, simply by visiting John Wren's website or enquire directly.