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Subscribe The Best Luxury Accommodation in Tasmania for a Glamorous Getaway
From the city to the country, to smack bang in a national park, we’ve rounded up the most coveted luxury accommodation across Tasmania.
Gone are the days when luxury simply meant crisp white sheets and a breakfast buffet — though rest assured, Tasmania does those with effortless finesse. Today, indulgence takes on a richer form here: one deeply rooted in place, where design, comfort, and nature exist in quiet harmony.
Across this wild and wondrous island, luxury reveals itself in many guises. Think architecturally striking coastal hideaways with sweeping sea views, lovingly restored heritage estates steeped in history, and off-grid glamping experiences where stars outshine any chandelier. Whether you’re craving seclusion, sophistication, or something in between, Tasmania offers a curation of stays that elevate the idea of escape.
Here is our guide to Tasmania’s most exceptional luxury accommodation — each one a destination in its own right.
Freycinet Lodge’s Coastal Pavilion
Set between the wild coastline and the towering Hazards, Freycinet Lodge balances rugged beauty with quiet refinement. This luxury stay in Tasmania feels wholly of its landscape — secluded, sensory, sublime. Cabins melt into the bush, king beds and deep outdoor tubs framing views that hush the mind. Days unfold in rhythm with the tide: hikes through pink-granite peaks, swims in Wineglass Bay, and dinners showcasing Tasmania’s finest produce against a panoramic horizon that turns every meal into a moment worth savouring.
Freycinet National Park, Coles Bay Road, Coles Bay
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Ship Inn Stanley
Beneath the shadow of The Nut, Ship Inn Stanley feels like stepping into Tasmania’s storybook coast — all history, sea air and quiet elegance. Built in 1849 and lovingly restored, its seven suites each tell their own tale, wrapped in heritage charm and ocean views. Mornings begin with a generous breakfast basket, evenings with the hush of the bay beyond your window. Thoughtful, intimate, and truly luxurious.
16 Alexander Terrace, Stanley
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Vipp Tunnel
Vipp Tunnel on Bruny Island is a brutalist one-room wonder carved into the island’s coastal landscape. Designed by acclaimed architects Room11, this off-grid hideaway pairs raw concrete with cinematic views of the D’Entrecasteaux Channel, its floor-to-ceiling glass blurring the line between land and sea. Inside, Danish Vipp interiors and sculptural lighting frame a retreat of quiet, deliberate luxury.
Guests can book an intimate dining experience with Chef Simon Ford (@marefold_bruny_island), whose multi-course menus champion Bruny and Tasmanian produce through sustainable, slow-food craft. Together with partner Nicole, he celebrates local growers in dishes that feel both elemental and exquisite — a meal as memorable as the setting itself.
Bruny Island, Tasmania
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The Keep
High above Tasmania’s North-East, where granite meets sky and silence roars louder than the wind, stands The Keep — a stone sentinel for the soul. This adults-only refuge is not just a stay, but a medieval-inspired revelation: 360-degree views, a firelit tower, and a bath beneath the stars.
Wrapped in wild seclusion and etched into the mountaintop, it’s where time unravels and wonder takes its place. Come here to vanish.
Goulds Country, Tasmania
Captain’s Rest
Captain’s Rest is a dreamy, one-bedroom retreat that helped put Tassie shack stays on the global map. Sitting right by the water with a view to swoon over (plus a few friendly ducks), it’s all whitewashed walls, antique charm, luxe linens, and maritime touches. A crackling wood fire completes the picture. This iconic hideaway has inspired a wave of stylish renovations across Tasmania — and once you step inside, you’ll understand exactly why.
Strahan, Tasmania
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Post House
The Post House, perched on the banks of the Carlton River, is a whimsical gem where history and modern comfort collide in the most delightful way. This 1841 beauty has been lovingly restored, revealing crooked doorways, original timber shingles, and the haunting sketches of a bygone postmaster. Inside, rustic charm meets sleek brass, with every nook offering a quirky surprise. If you’re seeking a peaceful getaway, a romantic elopement, or a photo shoot among the wilderness, The Post House promises an escape that’s both timeless and utterly unique.
Fentonbury, Tasmania
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Pumphouse Point
The spectacular Pumphouse Point sits at the southern edge of the legendary Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park, where the Overland Track finds its finish. Three striking buildings define the stay: the historic pumphouse floating on the lake and reached by footbridge, the elegant Shorehouse, and the secluded Retreat — an intimate hideaway for two. Days unfold in the wild — by rowboat, e-bike, foot or car — before evenings drift into firelit feasts and three-course dinners. A place where Tasmanian wilderness and quiet luxury move in perfect sync.
Lake St Clair, Tasmania
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Slow Beam
Anchored into the hills of West Hobart, Slow Beam is a breathtaking fusion of Australian art, design, and nature. Winner of ‘Best Designed Stay’ at the 2021 Airbnb Awards, this architectural marvel by Hearth Studio redefines Tasmanian luxury. Every window frames something extraordinary — sweeping river and city views, or the quiet poetry of sandstone and native bushland. Elegant yet grounded, it’s a luxury accommodation in Tasmania that feels both sculptural and soulful — a true design masterpiece that lets the landscape take centre stage.
West Hobart, Tasmania
The Burrows
What if your next escape felt suspended in time — all weathered stone, wild coast, and quiet luxury? The Burrows delivers exactly that. Set on 2.5 acres of untamed beauty, this 1860s cottage gazes out toward Freycinet and The Hazards, its interiors a thoughtful mix of vintage finds, Belgian linens, and lived-in warmth. Soak in the private bathhouse, wander the windswept gardens, or simply sink into stillness. Every inch feels personal, poetic — a sanctuary made for slow living and salt-kissed dreams.
Swansea, Tasmania
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Cntnr 1.0 and 2.0
Found along Scamander River, CNTNR 1.0 is a bold 40ft shipping container transformed into the ultimate riverside retreat. Surrounded by towering gum trees, it’s a place to escape, unwind, and watch sunsets over the water from your private deck. Fire pit? Check. Silence and seclusion? Absolutely.
If you crave more comfort, CNTNR 2.0 takes it up a notch — sleek, spacious, and just as immersive in nature’s beauty. Both offer unrivalled solitude and insanely cool style, making them perfect for switching off. No Wi-Fi, no distractions. Just you, the river, and a very good reason to stay.
Upper Scamander, Tasmania
Candlebark Ridge
Candlebark Ridge is the east coast hideaway you’ll wish you found sooner — an off-grid tiny home wrapped in 18 acres of wild beauty near St Marys. Equal parts mid-century chic and modern comfort, it pairs solar smarts with slow-living indulgence: a king bed framed by cinematic windows, a biodiesel heater, and a deck gazing toward the Tasman Sea. Days unfold in rhythm — beach walks, bush trails, mountain rides — before the fire flickers on and the world feels blissfully far away.
St Mary’s, Tasmania
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The Polaire Suite
Step inside one of Hobart’s most serene escapes — The Polaire Suite — a luminous, design-led retreat overlooking St David’s Park, just moments from Salamanca Place. Set within a beautifully preserved 1929 building, the suite blends minimalist luxury with quiet romance: original Tasmanian artworks, natural textures, and a palette of soft sub-Antarctic hues. The king bedroom flows into open-plan living and dining, grounded by herringbone oak floors and wrapped in sheer linen light. The rain shower feels like calm itself, while guests downstairs can savour a different kind of indulgence — priority access to the award-winning Institut Polaire and its legendary Antarctic dry martini.
1 Sandy Bay Road, entry off Davey Street, Hobart
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Moss Hotel
Moss Hotel captures Hobart’s character with quiet confidence. Set within restored sandstone warehouses from the 1800s, it’s a boutique stay that feels both grounded and refined — all native greenery, original timbers, hand-crafted furniture, and locally stocked minibars. Every detail nods to Tasmania’s heritage while feeling unmistakably modern. For soft sunlight and views over Salamanca Square, Room 39 is the one to book. Elegant, tranquil and full of soul.
39 Salamanca Place, Hobart
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Kittawa Lodge King Island
King Island’s off-grid treasure, Kittawa Lodge, has officially gone global — crowned in Condé Nast Traveler’s 2025 Readers’ Choice Awards across both its US and UK editions. Since opening in 2019, this coastal retreat has redefined Australian eco-luxury, with just two ocean-view lodges set on 96 acres of raw, cinematic landscape. Every detail feels deeply considered: from the deep soaking baths and premium Tasmanian wines to chef-prepared dining provisions delivered straight to your door. Wild, refined, and utterly transportive — this is remote indulgence done right.
1272 South Road, Pearshape
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Saffire Freycinet
Saffire Freycinet captures Tasmanian luxury in its purest form. Set within a national park at Coles Bay, its 20 sculptural suites open to sweeping views of the Hazards Mountains — nature and design in perfect harmony. Each suite features king beds, double baths, espresso machines and secluded courtyards, while pavilions come with private plunge pools framed by wilderness. Guests spend days shucking oysters, snorkelling, hiking or surrendering to the serene day spa, before settling in for all-inclusive dining that’s as artful as the view.
2353 Coles Bay Road, Coles Bay
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The Rox Hobart
We’re smitten with The Rox, a luxury stay in the heart of Hobart’s vibrant Midtown. Choose the heritage charm of the Elizabeth or Alexander Apartments, or revel in modern sophistication at the Rox Penthouse or Rox Apartment, where city views await. Each space blends mixed-use materials for a layered, warm ambiance that feels both indulgent and inviting. These dreamy sanctuaries immerse you in the city’s buzz while offering a tranquil retreat to relax and sleep soundly after a day of exploring.
160/162 Elizabeth Street, Hobart
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Lumiere Lodge
In the foothills of West Hobart, Lumière Lodge glows with old-world romance and rich Victorian character. This late-1800s townhouse feels like stepping into another era — a place of colour, texture, and quiet luxury. Hosts Sam and Kerran have poured soul into every corner, from artisan ceramics and vintage glassware to walls adorned with art that tells its own story. Mornings are golden here: sunlight filtering through antique windows, coffee in the cottage garden, Santal 33 in the air, and linen sheets whispering calm — heritage reimagined with heart.
West Hobart, Tasmania
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Islington Hotel
With sweeping views of kunanyi / Mount Wellington, Islington Hotel sits gracefully on the edge of Hobart, a grand 1847 mansion turned boutique retreat that feels both stately and soulful. Inside, antique furnishings and fine art meet modern indulgence, with fires crackling in every room and light spilling across sunlit terraces and lush gardens. Mornings begin with Head Chef Anthony Illingworth’s breakfast — a showcase of foraged and locally sourced produce — best enjoyed before wandering Hobart’s historic heart just moments away.
321 Davey Street, Hobart
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The Tasman
The Tasman stands as one of Hobart’s most coveted stays — a heritage treasure at the edge of the waterfront where old-world grandeur meets modern indulgence. Here, every detail tells a story: the St David’s Park Suite with ceilings made from Hobart’s first ships, the tactile beauty of timber and stone, and light that drifts softly through arched windows. Downstairs, Peppina’s brings Massimo Mele’s heartfelt Italian cooking to life, while Mary Mary stirs the night with cocktails laced in Tasmanian botanicals. History, elegance, and quiet luxury — perfectly in sync.
12 Murray Street, Hobart
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MACq 01
MACq 01, located in the heart of Hobart’s historic waterfront, offers luxury accommodation with a unique twist. Just a 5-minute drive from the city centre and Salamanca Square, the hotel features suites and rooms inspired by Tasmanian history, each linked to a character from the island’s past — heroes, villains, explorers, and more. Guests can explore captivating stories throughout the hotel while enjoying stunning views of the Derwent Estuary.
The property also boasts an on-site restaurant and private parking, making for a truly memorable stay.
18 Hunter Street, Hobart
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The Bowmont
The Bowmont, a riverside beauty in Franklin just south of Hobart, wears its century-old history with easy grace. Built in 1906 and reborn by Huon Valley author and photographer Michelle Crawford, this former bank and maternity hospital has found new life as a soulful retreat. Upstairs, a light-filled two-bedroom apartment; downstairs, a studio made for gatherings, creativity, and long, laughter-filled afternoons. With its kitchen garden, heritage charm and a touch of irreverent glamour, The Bowmont proves character never goes out of style.
3344 Main Road, Franklin
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Captain’s Cottage
Captains Cottage ticks every box. Originally built in the mid-1800s for a ship’s captain, this heritage-listed holiday home is nestled in the heart of Hobart, just a short stroll from Constitution Dock, Salamanca Place, and Battery Point. Inside, natural-textured fabrics and furnishings create a warm and inviting atmosphere, with timber floors, a velvet sofa, and 100% linen bedding. A courtyard garden adds to the charm, providing the perfect spot to relax and breathe in the fresh, Tasmanian air.
Hobart, Tasmania
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Henry Jones Art Hotel
A hotel steeped in history, The Henry Jones Art Hotel delivers equal parts nostalgia and luxury. Each of the 56 rooms elegantly combines modern touches with beautiful heritage features, from the 19th-century sandstone and original windows to the contemporary art-adorned walls. To upgrade your experience, stay in one of their four spacious suites. The best feature? The overflowing infinity spa.
25 Hunter Street, Hobart
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If you loved this list of best luxury accommodation in Tasmania and are looking for more Tasmania content to plan your next trip, why not check out our list of things to do in Tasmania. As well as our roundup of the best wineries.
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