Kath, the proprietress, is charming, and runs a beautiful little B&B on the crest of a hill above…read moreBicheno. We stayed in Unit 5, (the spa suite), and found it was well-furnished (if a little outdated) with an immaculate bar fridge, toaster, kettle, plates and cutlery. The grounds are inhabited by lots of little wallabies, scrub wrens and other animals, and the view from the balcony is a 180 degree view of white sand beach, merinos grazing in the fields and the ocean--just beautiful. While a few of the fixtures could no doubt use updating, the experience and the service here truly are both first class, and after three days driving around Bicheno, I can safely say the location is without question the most spectacular in town.

After a long day spent at wine glass bay hiking away. No one wants to make the long drive to Hobart…read moreso why not just go halfway. This location is a Halfway point yay! Our cabin has lovely feel in complete with our very own fireplace. We even had the opportunity to cook up some fresh fish on a webber in the back yard! The hosts were very accommodating. They were more than willing to help, going above and beyond to make our stay amazing. Definitely recommend staying here.

In a ten day trip in Tasmania that saw us stay at five bed and breakfasts this took the cake by…read morefar. We arrived in the afternoon to a complimentary tea and cookie service (homemade shortbread). The hosts provided us with a special cheese plate (that ended up as our dinner because we were too tired to venture to town) after hours. The next day they packed the most fantastic picnic lunch for our hike at Wineglass Bay. We were the envy of the beach. With all this talk of the food you could be forgiven for thinking that the accommodation was subpar but my fourposter bed with awesome ensuite was also the most comfortable room we had in Tassie. If you don't stay here when visiting Freycinet, you are cheating yourself.

This is way more than a ferry ride, it's an amazing value for what you get! We were so pleased…read morewith the seamanship, the tea (or other drinks) and cakes in the morning and the fresh lunches (we had quiche and salad) floating on the coast water in an azure lagoon. Fancy a glass of wine or a beer? They'll serve you. We saw seals, cormorants and sea eagles at Île des Phoques, we went in the colorful sea caves and floated in our boat with baby seals playing all around us. The Maria Island tour was guided (if you wished), or we walked around in our own and took pics of wombats and geese, and ruins of "workman's cottages.". This tour includes pick up and drop of back in Hobart, over an hour away. And the commentary and conversation were all about the history of the area and deep care for the animals and environment. Superb value, can't recommend it highly enough! An experience you won't get anywhere else, even in Tasmania.

Nice ferry ride and even has good food on board including drinks. The ferry ride is expensive but…read morevery good quality. Value 3/5 Atmosphere 5/5 Service 5/5 Quality 5/4 18/20

We stayed here for one night as a "rescue" from a bad room over at Freycinet. How glad we're we to…read morefind this gem?! Meredith House consists of upper floor accommodation in the heritage house, plus 4 ground floor suites in an adjacent Mews building. Ours was the Studio Mews, with queen bed and accessible bathroom, but no spa. Fine by us. We could park directly outside the door, and lug our (voluminous) luggage inside. We had a view of the House gardens, which also includes a BBQ space for those staying longer. It's a compact space, yet includes a dining setting and kitchenette area (microwave,not stove). Heat is by radiator and electric heater; and electric blankets, fluffy doona and blankets on the bed. Dinners can be obtained at a selection of close and nearby restaurants and taverns - your hosts will happily recommend the best. Save room for breakfast the next day, because... Noel and Neal put together a HUGE spread of continental and hot food for your included breakfast. If you're lucky, you might get to try Noel's baked ricotta on your fresh fruit and crumpets. The bacon, eggs and sausages are sourced locally from specialty producers; the stories of how they vary by the season are fascinating. You'll certainly leave stuffed to the brim, and may have to take some of the fresh pastries with you in a 'doggie bag' - better than leaving them to the resident doggies!

The apartment accommodation is very relaxing with everything you might need while away. Everything…read moreis fresh and new. The kitchen is fully equipped with all the utensils that you might need to cook a feast or you are in walking distance to several places to grab a bite. The bedroom is comfortable with queen size beds. The lounge room has a large tv and comfortable seating. There is a verandah with a portable bbq for those balmy nights. The apartments are walking distance from bush walks, the beach and the small shopping centre. Bicheno still has a village atmosphere and I believe it would be very seasonable with passing holiday makers. There are many families walking around in the town. The information bureau in town is most helpful. Also are the owners of the apartments.

A surprising treat! Dukakis chicken burger - too much bread…read morebut chicken was flavorful and perfectly cooked. Swordfish special super yummy. Cooked perfectly salad was delish. Eye filet with whipped garlic butter

Wasnt a fan of this place at all. The prices were quite expensive and the meals themselves weren't…read moreso nice. However there isn't alot of choice in Bicheno so if your heading here your better of bringing food with you. The tacos were terrible and just tasted like coleslaw and not Mexican at all. Personally not a fan of this restaurant

We enjoy travel and good food. Of all the places we have been Tasmania is definitely on our best…read moreloved list, and the Saffire Freycinet resort is arguably the finest and most wonderful resort we have ever visited. It is hard to get there, but paradise awaits. Looking down on Great Oyster Bay and out at the Hazards Peaks, you will be treated to superb food, fun activities (we ate oysters standing in wader boots at a table literally in the sea), an amazingly caring staff, and stellar rooms with floor to ceiling windows looking at a jaw dropping view. Room, activities, food, alcohol are all included in the shamefully expensive price. Highly recommended.

Stayed here as a part of our honeymoon through Tasmania and I'm not sure what hotel/resort can top…read morethis place. Their high staff to guest ratio ensures that all your needs can be taken care of. The view is spectacular and you just can't get sick of it! The food and wine here is amazing, and we worked with their head chef for him to prepare us a special dinner with items we wanted. There are plenty of include excursions that you can sign up for and activities that you can do at leisure. I definitely recommend going to the oyster farm and sampling oysters in the bay, even if you don't like oysters! I think in the group of 5 that was on my outing, I was the only one who really really really loved oysters! Just the experience itself is unique enough to try out! But just like Darryn T.'s review, the one downside is the tiny tiny gym. I mean, it was so small that I really couldn't do a side lunge without standing at some weird angle. Definitely awkward if there's someone else in their that you don't know.