Accommodation North West & Western Tasmania
Tasmania, especially the north west and west coast, is incredibly diverse and offers so many places to stay and explore. Accommodation on this site, varies from a luxury retreat set amongst exquisite mountain landscapes to unique nature cabins at a secluded beach. If history is your thing, we can recommend a remote mining town on the banks of a wild river, or a modest cabin next to pristine wilderness, complete with river cruise and rainforest walk. If your wish is to get up close and friendly with our unique Tasmanian wildlife, then a private covenanted reserve, where everything is in tune with nature, may be just the thing. Whatever you are looking for, we have selected an interesting range of accommodation, which should not only come up to your expectations but exceed them.
Further details are available on property websites; some of which have online booking systems. We hope you will enjoy your stay in north west Tasmania.
Only a 50 minute drive west of Smithton, Arthur River Holiday Units offer the ideal accommodation from which to experience this pristine wilderness area. Situated on the banks of the picturesque Arthur River and close to the ocean and beaches, you can relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings of this coastal village.
Arthur River Holiday Units also offer accommodation and river cruise packages.
The recently opened Tarkine Wilderness Lodge at Meunna, offers one of the few opportunities to stay in Tasmania’s sensational wilderness area – the Tarkine. Becoming increasingly attractive to bushwalkers and nature conservationists, this pristine area is enticing environmentalists from all over the world. Opportunities to take part in wilderness walks, nocturnal spotlighting trips and personalised 4 wheel drive tours, organised by the lodge, are available. Make the lodge your base and stay in comfort in the wilderness.
Hidden in the lost valley of Loongana amongst the mountains of North West Tasmania, you will find Mountain Valley Wilderness Holidays where everything is in tune with nature; mountains, forests, river and wildlife. A 61ha private wildlife, forest and karst reserve is covenanted with the Tasmanian Government for the conservation of its unique features. Experience this eco escape, relax and explore the hidden valley at your leisure and discover these natural wonders.
A unique Tasmanian architectural experience, the Winged House is cantilevered over stunning, rugged coastline at Table Cape, 10 minutes from Burnie-Wynyard Airport; serviced daily from Melbourne with interstate and international connections.
The luxury accommodation comes with complimentary Tasmanian wine, gourmet kitchen, Japanese bath and broadband internet; plus local support services, dial-a-cray, dial-a-massage and dial-a-chef.
Enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the Inglis River when staying at Alexandria Bed and Breakfast, a gracious federation homestead surrounded by mature, old-world gardens, close to Wynyard and the Burnie Airport. Charming guest rooms overlook the outdoor pool, superb gardens and the peaceful river; a view largely unchanged for over 100 years. Stay a few days and experience the hospitality of Rachel, your welcoming and attentive hostess. Explore the house and grounds and discover the history.
The secluded, family-friendly park has a huge choice of spa units, cabins, holiday units, on-site vans and serviced and un-powered camp sites, all situated in natural bush settings. There is also a luxury tree-house with free standing wood heater, outside BBQ and under cover parking. Cabin and unit accommodation are appointed with double rooms and can accommodate additional guests.
Looking for a secluded adult retreat away from the madding crowds, then look no further than Rocky Cape Retreat, a costal oasis for couples seeking a place to relax, invigorate and charge the batteries, in tune with nature. Choose from two self catering, luxury beach houses adjacent to a 4 km stretch of golden sands
Frequently Asked Questions
What accommodation is available in North West Tasmania?
The North West offers everything from waterfront hotels in Devonport and Burnie to B&Bs, farm stays, eco-cabins on the Tarkine edge, caravan parks and holiday houses in coastal villages like Stanley and Penguin. Book ahead for summer and the Spirit of Tasmania peak season.
Where should I stay to explore the Tarkine?
Base yourself in or near Arthur River, Corinna or Stanley for Tarkine access. Corinna’s wilderness village puts you right in the rainforest, while Stanley offers more services within day-trip range of the northern Tarkine.
Is it better to stay in Devonport or Burnie?
Devonport suits travellers arriving on the Spirit of Tasmania and exploring east toward Launceston; Burnie works well for the west coast run to Stanley and the Tarkine. Both have good dining, services and waterfront accommodation.
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