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Gold Rush Inn, Queenstown, in the heart of Tasmania's West Coast Wilderness, offers 27 well-appointed, spacious and arguably the cleanest rooms to be found anywhere. All rooms are fitted with reverse-cycle air conditioning. Guest rooms a rigorously cleaned and sanitised after each guest visit. The rooms feature queen size beds, kitchenette and own separate en-suite bathroom with full amenities. We welcome business visitors, touring guests, families and large groups. Free WiFi into all rooms and a flat-screen Smart TV is standard. Most rooms have stunning views of the surrounding mountain ranges and Mt Owen. The motel is a short distance to the historic township of Queenstown Western Wilderness Railway, providing a fascinating Steam Train experience into the World Heritage list rainforest. Comfort Inn Gold Rush is 3.5 hours drive from Hobart and Launceston and 1.5 hours to Cradle Mountain and is the ideal stopover point for one night or multiple nights when exploring the region.

The West Coaster has 60 rooms, with many different room types to suit every guest. Other facilities include tea and coffee-making facilities, a refrigerator, iron and ironing board, and television, microwave, toaster, crockery and cutlery. The reception operates on seasonal hours as does the Old Prospector Restaurant and there is also a lounge bar with a wood fireplace. Please call to inquire about opening hours, or visit our website where bookings can be made too. www.westcoastermotel.com.au Queenstown was originally established to service the booming copper fields of Mt. Lyell in the mid-19th century. Here you can visit the Mt. Lyell Mine and mining museum, or board the West Coast Wilderness Railway and travel through 35 kilometres of mountainous terrain to Strahan. Experience Tasmania’s Wilderness World Heritage Area aboard a river cruise, you can browse the town's galleries and craft shops for work by local artisans or sample fine Tasmanian food and wine in a local restaurant. Queenstown is a four-hour drive from Hobart (250 km) and a two-hour drive from Burnie (180 km).

Mt Lyell Anchorage, Queenstown's finest self-contained accommodation, is the perfect place to relax after a long day exploring the countryside on your way to Tasmania's Western Wilderness. Luxury with a homely feel. Gorgeous bespoke bathrooms, comfortable beds, stylish mix of period and new furniture, quality inclusions and a friendly host. Situated in the centre of town, close to cafes, hotels, supermarkets, Paragon Theatre, RoamWild Tasmania Tours, West Coast Wilderness Railway, Galley Museum and all town facilities. The "Anchorage" main house is over 120 years old and has been fully renovated to compliment the original features. Magnificent pressed tin ceilings, lovely timber panelling and fireplaces, four double rooms with luxurious ensuite and one suite with full kitchen and new ensuite shower room. We also cater for those who prefer fully self-contained accommodation. Built-in the early 1960s to house mine workers, these two cottages are perfect for small families or groups. "Waratah Cottage" and "Tea Tree Bungalow" have two bedrooms, a bathroom and varying kitchen facilities.