Hotels near South Bruny National Park

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"A lovely location overlooking the river. Quiet room with a great guest lounge. Excellent meals."

"My partner and I made an emergency reservation fairly late on the same day we were meant to arrive in town. We encountered some extenuating circumstances during our vacation, which meant we needed a safe place to sleep for a couple of nights. Despite this short notice, our stay was fantastic! We did a contactless check-in after hours, arriving sometime after 7pm. This was a godsend after the long, and frankly terrible, day we’d had. In the morning, the staff were very welcoming, accommodating, and I felt at ease immediately. Our room was impeccably clean, comfortable, and I also loved that our suite had a private bathroom. The included breakfast was quite good as well- and I’m a fairly picky eater. Overall, it was money well spent and I would love to go back someday. Additionally, the town of Cygnet is quite charming itself. There are a few options nearby for food, fun, shopping, etc., but I was particularly fond of a cafe/bakery that makes an absolutely divine sourdough baguette. I dream of that bread even now"

"Comfortable studio. Clean sheets and towels. Well equipped kitchen. Hosts not helpful with check in process for late arrival. Studio had an unusual, not pleasant smell when I arrived. Otherwise safe and friendly environment and right on Snug Beach."

"What a lovely place for a short stay. We enjoyed it immensely, the amenities were first rate and the location terrific."

"Wonderful stay! Comfortable room and attentive owner. He helped with travel plans and learning more about the area. Highly recommend!"

"Great spot "

"The ocean was visible from the property but host said he'd sent a pin to our account which we didn't receive. Property surrounds eg garden were not well maintained."

"Outstanding property and environment, but unfortunately understaffed with poor communication. Could have been the best stay of our trip but spoiled by amazing lack of information. It felt like a cynical exercise in capitalism. "