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"Novel and unique stay but wouldn’t stay again or recommend due to price and returns of experience. Mountain views also include view of driveways and other people from neighbouring campsite who can see into your bubble. See-through fence around outdoor bathtub. Included breakfast is cereal, toast and instant coffee. Can pay additional for hot meal (pre-made curry and microwave rice), which cost $20+ so we chose to drive to nearby town for dinner instead. Cosy room and bed with fireplace, modern...

"Room was excellent. The only issue was that we didn’t receive a message with our lockbox combination to get in the room. We went to the cafe down the road and they were able to get it for us. So no harm done, but if the cafe was closed we might have been in trouble. I’m sure this is a one of though, so please don’t let it deter you from a fantastic stay!"

"Peppers Cradle Mountain was amazing! The setting was beautiful, the cabins so warm and cosy, the lodge reception area was really inviting, and the nature walks around the lodge were stunning. Highly recommend this place. We stayed for two perfect nights. The meals at the tavern are really great and well priced too."

"Good location"

"Loved the bush setting with lots of birds and animals to watch from across t he verandah. Quiet. Comfortable bed. Big room. Roaring fire. Walked to visitors centre for the Cradle Mountain bus."

"I paid roughly $300 for an entire week. This was excellent value for money given the cleanliness of the bathrooms, the easy access to dining, and my private room. It is roughly 35 minute drive on a fast-paced highway into Launceston. If you’re on a budget, and just need a quiet, clean place to lay your head. This is it! "

"It has everything you need for a family getaway. Location is beautiful and the property is spacious. "

"Clean and well equipped (standard) cabin. A bit cramped for a family of 4 but fine for two nights. Heating excellent. Walking distance ~400m to visitor centre and shuttles to craddle mountain. "