How can I put this best into words. If you are lucky enough to stay here, do yourself a favor and…read morehave dinner. Do not do what I almost did and go into town and dine there. The dinng experience here is one of my all time favorite foodie experiences ever. There is a walk in wine locker where you can personally hand pick your bottle of wine, and that's just for starters. The rooms are super comfortable and the inn is located just a short walk from the waterfront. The service is attentive yet not at all stuffy. One of the top romantic getaways on the planet. 5 Stars all the way!

From the owner: Franklin Manor is located on Macquarie Harbour in the historic township of Strahan on the fringe of…read morethe Wild Rivers National Park. Franklin Manor is a boutique hotel, originally built for the Harbour Master in 1896, with several room styles providing an exclusive wilderness retreat for travellers who can enjoy the many activities offered in Strahan. Franklin Manor offers queen rooms with ensuite bathrooms; manor suites which feature a king sized bed and views from a window seat; and Manor Spa Suites with a bath style spa. The property boasts of large sitting rooms with open fires and one providing access to a verandah overlooking gracious gardens shared with local birdlife.

Over all really enjoyed our stay here…read more When we originally arrived to our hotel, we found that the hot water wasn't working. Reception was informed and immediately we were update at no extra cost and had serval drinks paid for at View 42. Extremely happy with the customer service. The downside: We went to the local pub for a beer before dinner, the waitress didn't seem to be interested in accommodating you unless you were "local" she was off putting and there was very much a homophobic vibe happening. Needless to say we left and went to View 42 which I would highly recommend as well and the train trip. Overall a enjoyable 2 days.

From the owner: For couples and families seeking unique wilderness and historic experiences, The Strahan Village…read moreexperience rejuvenates your soul with raw and ancient nature and the history of life in a wild frontier.

We had only one day in Strahan, between our stays at Cradle Mountain and Lake St Claire, and…read morefortunately stayed at the Ormiston House. Carolyn and Mike were wonderful hosts. Fresh raspberry muffins on arrival, a lovely continental breakfast with pressed coffee, and home made chocolate chip cookies for the road! The house appears meticulously restored. The rooms are spacious, clean, comfortable and quiet. Wi-Fi included. We took the Gordon River cruise (12 minute walk from the Ormiston House), the highlight being the tour of Sarah Island and the brief history lesson of its 1820's penal colony.

This is not exactly a welcoming place. We could tolerate a rude bar maid but when we found out they…read morehave the cheek to charge $3.50 per oyster we turned on our heel and went to Risby's which was fabulous, and cheaper despite being fine dining.

We stayed with John and Susanna at Cozy Pines in Strahan June 26 to June 28th 2024…read more To say that they welcomed us is an understatement They are a lovely warm ,friendly couple who know how to make you feel at home. Their holiday cottage is gorgeous...cozy...with everything you may need and more. Touches like a freshly made loaf of bread...local ham and honey...bottle of wine all waiting for your arrival. The b and b os located minutes from ann the Stragan has to offer. The Gordon river cruise boats..the cute little village...coffee shops and pubs/ restos...and Strahan's very own local theatre company which puts on a fun and fascinating play regularly telling the story of Sarah Island where the 19th century penal colony used to be and the characters who stayed there. We had an amazing time and will miss Strahan but also we will miss Susanna and John...no wonder they are SUPERHOSTS Love from Suzannah..Andrew and Rebeca( from Canada and from Cuprona Tas)