West Coast Live

The Empire Hotel located in Queenstown is a Tasmanian icon. Built in 1901 it dates back to the wealth of the mining era at the turn of the twentieth century. It is the "grand old lady" of the West Coast and has a prominent facade in the town streetscape. Inside is a National Trust listed staircase made from Tasmanian blackwood. The restaurant is set in a large traditional dining room with a sense of the grandeur of the past. In cold conditions, the fire is lit for added warmth and ambience. Planning a MTB getaway in Queenstown, Tasmania, look no further than The Empire Hotel! We have brand new MTB facilities, located on a dedicated level, perfect for your next MTB adventure. The Empire Hotel is home to 24 accommodation rooms, bar, gaming, restaurant and bottle shop, which is everything you need for your stay in Queenstown, located on the West Coast of Tasmania.

Private modern studio in the centre of Queenstown. Unwind from your West Coast adventure in this private, renovated studio – right in the centre of Queenstown. This modern room with great views has heating and air conditioning is equipped with a kitchenette, free Wifi, Smart TV, Netflix and streaming services. Secure keyless entry with access through a private verandah - ample parking available. Coffee, tea and cereal, yoghurt and juice are complimentary. Miners Siding BnB is central to all town amenities - cafes, supermarkets, chemist, takeaways, the historic Empire Hotel, the Galley Museum, West Coast Wilderness Railway and Paragon Theatre.

This 1898 National Trust mansion with stunning views overlooking Queenstown operates four elegant queen-size en suite guest rooms plus a private two queen-sized bedroom wing sharing facilities, all upstairs. The tariff includes a silver service breakfast, two guest lounges plus many extras. You are two minutes from award-winning Wilderness Railway experience and ideally located for Mountain Biking and Strahan River Cruises (45-minute drive), walking/hiking tracks or passive, personalised two -three-hour wilderness tours, 2 local museums, and several galleries with amazing exhibitions. Guests who love history can also easily become absorbed in Penghana's rich story by visiting the ballroom's permanent photographic display. As part of guests' stay, they offer a personalised presentation of the house's history and its occupants over the past 125-plus years. The exhibition is also available to visiting interest groups, including a Devonshire Tea or light luncheon. Penghana is an ideal spot to "unpack once" and do it all (Note: just on two hours from Cradle Mountain and Corrina for a day trip), or if you are looking for a quiet and peaceful getaway to recharge. This is a perfect location for short-stay group bookings and special occasions. They offer private catering and/or formal dinners for 12. The ballroom space is suitable for functions of up to 40 people for training sessions, board meetings, small conferences also with personalised catering offered.