Casas de campo en Tasmania

"Well located to Mt Fields. It is a Large 2 BR even if we only needed 1. Very dated, poorly maintained, and dirty. Kitchen cabinets and cutlery drawer dirty. We had to wash dishes we were going to use. We decided not to cook so as not to have to wash everything. There was only one wine glass and when my partner washed it, he cut his hand and we had to bandage it. It looks like someone tried to repair the rim with a glass cutter and this resulted in an extremely sharp edge. I reported it to the...

"I'd stayed at Queechy's several years ago and was happy to come back. Really clean and spacious rooms, almost like separate cottages. Already warm on arrival on a chilly day. Comfortable bed and nice hot shower. The host is lovely and good communication. Fresh milk! So close to the beautiful Bay of Fires. We'll be back."

"This is a great property atop a hill in Hobart. It exudes the charm and warmth of our past. The garden is a lovely tranquil space."

"As seasoned travelers over decades, both within Australia and OS, we had high expectations for this 2-night stay which were not met, given the price point. This was not a cheap stay, but we were happy to pay for a different 'experience'. Nice area but! The obvious things included unlike what was advertised about "Free Wi-Fi. Available in the cottage" it didn't exist. We didn't even have mobile reception unless we walked to the 'Telstra pole' (their written advice in room) at next property where...

"Staff were lovely and helpful. The cabin had a really nice "homey" feel and we appreciated the books, dvds, card games, etc. that were available. Beautiful views and we could say hello to the donkeys every morning. Would come back again."

"Comfortable accommodation though the bed was a little hard. Pet friendly but surprised the area surrounding the cottage was not fenced so the dog had to be tied up. The grass needed to be mown and was concerned there could be snakes lurking in the long grass. Overall, a good place to stay, quiet and a 20 minute walk into Richmond."