
Beachway Motel & Restaurant
$$Motel accommodation and a restaurant near Buttons Beach in Ulverstone, with modern rooms, free Wi-Fi, a heated pool and breakfast.
182 where to stay in Tasmania, compiled from each venue's published details and Google Places data, ordered by Spot Score. Use the filters for suburb, price, hours and features.
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Motel accommodation and a restaurant near Buttons Beach in Ulverstone, with modern rooms, free Wi-Fi, a heated pool and breakfast.

Relaxed rooms, apartments & cabins in a casual motel featuring an indoor pool & BBQ grills.

Where to Stay in Burnie, Tasmania.

An off-grid Bruny Island retreat with two private stays, panoramic water views, stargazing and wood-fired sourdough from The Bruny Baker.

Where to Stay in Port Arthur, Tasmania.

A boutique north-coast hotel with sea views, spa accommodation and a convenient base for exploring Penguin and nearby Tasmania.

Warm quarters, some with kitchenettes, in a casual property offering a cafe, an eatery & free Wi-Fi.

Unpretentious resort featuring cabins & RV/campsites, plus an indoor pool & a game room.

Luxury self-contained accommodation on Bruny Island’s coast, with The Lodge and The Cottage set among natural bushland.

Where to Stay in Battery Point, Tasmania.

Down-to-earth rooms in a waterfront lodging featuring a bay-view patio & a BBQ area.

Relaxed lodging within the Port Arthur Historic Site featuring a cosy restaurant/bar with a terrace.

A self-contained farm stay near Port Arthur with countryside views, alpacas and other animals, a complimentary continental breakfast and beach access nearby.

A private Wilmot retreat with a fire pit, full kitchen and rural setting, close to Lake Barrington and Cradle Mountain.

Where to Stay in Devonport, Tasmania.

A secluded South Bruny timber lodge sleeping up to 24, with bushland, private coastline access, games facilities and a commercial kitchen.

Simple quarters in a laid-back hotel offering a restaurant, plus an offbeat bar with a 1911 tram.

Boutique accommodation with seven king rooms, plus breakfast and lunch dining featuring Tasmanian ingredients.
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Where you stay shapes the trip. Tasmania's options run from central hotels within walking distance of the action to quieter neighbourhood stays and serviced apartments. Book early for peak periods and major events.
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Read guide →The where to stay on this page are ordered by Spot Score, which combines attributed Google ratings, review volume, category fit and how recently the details were re-checked against their sources. The highest scorers appear first.
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We currently list 182 where to stay across Tasmania and surrounding suburbs. Venues are added over time and details are re-checked against their published sources; please confirm hours with the venue before you go.