We stayed here for 3 nights on a recent trip to Launceston. It looked like an old house converted…read moreinto a hotel. The room is very spacious, enough room for an entire family. Tons of closet space/ a comfortable sofa/ large bathroom. Very clean as well. My only complaint is that there is no lift! The reception had offered to carry our luggage up to our room but on a day when you come back from hours of hiking, the last thing you want is the further aggravate your knees from climbing the stairs to your room.

Staff were friendly enough and the rooms were nice and clean. There are no lifts, which is a pain…read moreif you have large bags. The bed wasn't the most comfortable but not bad for a night stay

It's cheap and it's clean. Decor is a bit tired but the rooms are a decent size. It has heating and…read moreair conditioning, a nice little courtyard with chairs and tables, and off-street parking. On the corner of two fairly busy roads so it can be a bit noisy, but it's easy walking distance to the central part of Launceston.

The Old Bakery Inn advertises itself as "heritage accommodation" and that's exactly what it is…read more The building is fairly old and antique-looking, and situated in a central and convenient part of Launceston. The rooms are quite spacious for the price and feature insanely comfortable four-poster beds and surprisingly modern bathroom furnishings. The owners also have an adorable small dog that sometimes hangs out in the main lobby, and is super friendly and loves cuddles! (but be aware if you're allergic!) The major downside to our stay was that the advertising and the Inn's website led us to believe that breakfast was included in the room, but it was not. The breakfast served there is quite good, but for $17 per person, I have no doubt you could find better quality and a much lower price if you ventured out to a nearby cafe or bakery. Overall, a comfortable and reasonably-priced place to stay, central location that is within walking distance of several restaurants, pubs, and bottleshops, and classic, old-fashioned decor made for a very pleasant stay.

This is an Inn that also has excellent meals. Apart from breakfast, evening meals are on offer and…read moreshowcase local fresh produce and game. We particularly enjoyed the home made soups and marinated and roasted quail. The fillet steaks and roasted vegetables were cooked perfectly. The gardens are extensive and exquisite and a lovely setting for weddings.

Gayle and I spent 3 nights here as part of a group land tour of Tasmania. I'm not sure what other…read moreoptions were available, but this Best Western was a solid 3 Star Hotel experience and nicely located in the central business district of Launceston. CONS On the second morning, the breakfast room was overrun by at least 3 tour groups (including ours). Seating poured out into the adjacent bar area. There was 1 coffee machine line, toaster selections disappeared onto the plates of other guests, and saved items at tables were moved off by other guests. Quite a scrum. =/- So So shower pressure Maybe a little street noise came in, but we also like fresh air. PROS Great Location Friendly and Helpful Front Desk and Bar Staff. Mornings 1 and 3 at Breakfast were much better, except for maybe the coffee line. Breakfast offerings were pretty good. Our bed was clean and comfortable, there was plenty of room, adequate desk space was available, and the WiFi was pretty good.

We had reservations for two nights one night on the way in from Sydney and one night the night…read morebefore we were due to go back to Sydney. It was a single reservation with two rooms for me and my best friend under my name. The first time we stayed here, the gentleman Manning the front desk was fast, efficient, friendly, and very helpful. Last night. However, when we tried to check in, the woman at the front desk got the same information checked us in I thought and then as I turned to walk away said do you want the second room as well? I looked at her and said what part of a single reservation with two rooms under my name. Did you miss? She goes well. Sometimes people show up later I said. Oh no! She's out in the car watching our stuff so it took more than twice as long as it should have and I didn't really feel like she cared at the inconvenience she was causing. All I can say is if you stay here, the rooms are clean, comfortable and quiet. But there's a high probability. You may not get a terribly intelligent person at the front desk

This pub was one of many highlights to my recent trip to Tasmania! Its got a great atmosphere and…read moreis very friendly - so much so, that everyone in there seems to know each other and everyone seems to give everyone else a hug as soon as they come into the building. Its like a lot of Melbourne's pub were about 15 years ago - and I say that in a good way - its just very friendly and unpretentious. The food is good without being excellent, and the drinks are quite cheap - but the atmosphere is the big drawcard. There doesnt seem to be any dress code or any security guards or anything else like that which can cause conflict and the barstaff are really friendly. Looking forward to my next trip to Launceston and the Royal Oak Hotel!

After staying at a nearby hotel previously and having terrible experience, we decided this hotel…read morewould be our hotel of choice. The hotel is very modern in the foyer. Check-in was great. There is a great restaurant and bar near the lobby. The lounge within the restaurant in bar makes it very casual and welcoming. Our rooms are very modern nice and clean and brilliant . The only concern we had and problem was they were still updating half of the hotel and we were walking through a construction zone to and from our room every day and had to put up with a bunch of noise from contractors. I'm not sure the answer would've been here but they can't work on all the rooms at once but it was not the best situation. Once the hotel is completely updated and there is no more construction, it will likely hit a five star Yelp rating. I'll stay here next time hopefully it's all done and we have a great day..

My room was very large and spacious. It was more like a an apartment in terms of size than a room…read more A separate living area, bathroom and toilet provide ample space. Certainly enough for two people. The king size bed was very comfortable and the concierge was helpful. If ever returning to 'Ceston, I definitely would stay at the Sebel. Good location too - easy access to town.

Former "The Mercure" 6 storey building with own restaurant…read more Very friendly staff Free wifi Have eaten at their in-house restaurant "Snappers", and was pretty ordinary. Would suggest eating out at one of the many local restaurants

All I can say is ask for a room with Air Conditioning - without it, the room is fowl - they provide…read morea small fan, and a air 'cooler' both look like they have been pull out of 1980 (dust and all). I'm sure it's just fine in the cooler months, but now with a window that only opens 20cms, diabolical.

Well a nicely little pub , a fire place down stairs would be nice , food was great , friendly…read morehelpful staff that have a sense of humour , pokies suck (sorry coin drop annoying )

This place is a local, heaps of sausage everywhere (if you know what I mean) and old couples…read more Reasonable prices considering the quality of the food. Traditional pub fare. Pie, the meat was crap but the pastry was perfect and buttery and good vegetables on the side. The lamb shank was served in a cob loaf which was pretty rich. All in all a good pub for casual beers and dinner :)