| The Henry Jones Art Hotel, Hobart
A place where ‘old meets new’ and cultural diversion abounds, a place of contrast and discoveries where the history of a former jam factory is revived, and a new sense of luxury accommodation is born. The creators of The Henry Jones Art Hotel drew inspiration from the fusion of modern and early Colonial life. Century old sandstone warehouses encase a new, gentle ambience and behind the robust façade a stunning glass atrium, three storeys high, umbrellas a sophisticated gallery and exhibition space. Complemented by new standards of service and technology, this 5 star waterfront hotel represents the modern appeal of hip hotels. Unexpected combinations of objects, art, architecture and furniture make the hotel anything but predictable and infinite attention to detail is the hallmark of The Henry Jones’ approach.
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| Freycinet Lodge, Freycinet National Park, Coles Bay
Midway up Tasmania 's East Coast, Freycinet Peninsula lies on the 42nd degree latitude line, experiencing a climate similar to southern France . The area enjoys more than 300 days of sunshine every year, and is famous for its local wineries, fresh farm produce and freshly caught seafood. Freycinet Lodge successfully integrates superb four star accommodation with the natural environment. Cabins range from two-room family cabins to spa suites. Freycinet is just a pleasant two and a half hours drive south of Launceston along the Midlands Highway, or north of Hobart up the East Coast. Property features restaurant, bistro, bar, and guided experiences in the Freycinet National Park.
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| Islington Hotel
Built in 1847, Islington is a fine example of Regency architecture recently restored to showcase its original glory and updated to include the little luxuries and amenities our forebears overlooked, such as ensuite bathrooms, a Mountain View pavilion and fine wine cellar. The hotel has 11 bedrooms sumptuously outfitted in fabulous fabrics, antiques and deeply restful Tasmanian original king size beds that you will never wish to leave.
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| Peppers Seaport Hotel
Peppers Seaport Hotel delivers a new and vibrant experience of Launceston. Located where the North and South Esk Rivers meet to become the Tamar river, the hotel takes its character from the thriving waterfront location. Built in the shape of a ship on the site of an old dry dock, the hotel's stylish, contemporary design has a distinctly nautical feel, accentuated by the extensive use of natural timbers and muted ocean tones. Most of the hotel's 60 deluxe rooms and suites have views overlooking the Seaport marina or the historic town, with views to the mountains beyond.
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