Hotels near Maker's Workshop Information Centre

"Easy safe parking, second time here this year "

"I stayed in one of the pods. Absolutely gorgeous, fully equiped, nice firm king size beds…Really everything you’d hope for. I needed to be dynamic about the length of my stay (out of my control) and they couldn’t have been more flexible! Recommend unreservedly"

"Have stayed here a number of times by choice, as its clean, comfortable, has free off street parking, a restaurant and is close to many other dining options. Its also reasonably priced."

"A very pleasant stay, highly recommend and would definitely be back!"

"We had a wonderful stay. The lady at reception was lovely, efficient and friendly. Our room was super clean and inviting after a busy day. There was more than enough room for 2 adults and teenager. Where our room was it was really quiet and we had a restful night. Would definitely recommend Beachfront Voyager. Side note: the reception lady was so helpful and willing to go to our room and look for my missing Kindle reader. Turns out it wanted to be freshly laundered in my washing machine at home. Opps."

"Friendly service and excellent room. Thank you."

"Regularly stay here when going to Burnie for appointments etc. loverly place and staff 💫"

"The room was damp and dusty, no housekeeping on a multiple night stay, the cleanliness standard was very low and heating inadequate. The room did not meet nor match advertised expectations. Such a shame as the location is very pretty. Not at all worthy of pricing. "

"I was excited to finally stay at this Boutique Accommodation… I’ll not to it again. The two stars are for: 1 the astounding view and 2 the bed. The linen was yellowed with age and stains. The towels were the same. The bathroom was in the process of being renovated; new vanity didn’t quite fit so there are missing skirting and mismatched paint. The “inviting lounge” area is anything but. The help yourself fruit and nuts were all way past deadline date. And stools along the front bench were covered in cobwebs. What a shame …"