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.

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.

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 :)

They get more like a 3.5 stars but room size(with an awesome bathroom and good amenities) and free…read moreinternet push this up to four stars. They have a decent location about 10 minutes walk to the city centre. They are situated on the river and are close by Cataract Gorge (DO NOT MISS CATARACT GORGE) The rooms are modern, but the set up is a little awkward (you need your card key twice: First to access the entryway that services two rooms; Second to get into your actual room)-can you imagine my poor neighbours if I had stumbled in drunk? (Oh wait, I DID stumble in drunk-hope I didn't disturb anyone!) The service is personal and very friendly and makes this feel like a small hotel. It is probably the most modern hotel in Launnie and very comfortable so I would highly recommend it if you're visiting the area.

The rooms on this waterfront hotel are spacious and included many amenities that made our week long…read morestay even more enjoyable. The staff was friendly, professional and extremely helpful with directions and dining suggestions. We dined at the Mud Bar Restaurant attached to the hotel for several of our meals. Given the exemplary service we received and the excellent food we were served, we could have eaten there every day. Servers Peter and Dasha, in particular made each visit a fun and memorable dining experience. We cant wait to return to Tasmania and this great hotel.

We stayed only the one night of a two week driving tour of Tassie, to dine at a steak restaurant in…read moretown. We couldn't be more impressed with the room and the hotel! Modern décor surrounded our king size bed - much of it exclusive to the hotel (you'll love the window blind!). The ceiling is probably 12ft high, and the ensuite quite roomy. The hotel now has in-room free wi-fi as well as cabled broadband. The lobby and restaurant/lounge are compact, but classy and well looked after by the staff. Hotel Charles is located a short walk South of the CBD on a plot previously part of the Hospital. It shares many of its parking spots with a number of businesses during the day, so there are signs reserving spaces for hotel guests only from 5:30pm to 8:30am. If you can only get one of those spaces when you arrive, the obligation to shift would be a downside of your stay.

Stayed here for one night. The rooms are modern, new and clean. This hotel is great value for money…read moreand included free high speed internet (cable only, no wifi). The front desk staff were friendly and helpful. Would happily stay here again in Launceston. The only downside for this hotel, is its a short walk from the restaurant/cafe part of town. This isn't too much of issue if you are happy with a 10 minute stroll.

I love the meals here, they have a great menu and they even have pizza. The service is wonderful,…read more the guys and girls who work here are always happy to serve.

Great location, you are close to everything, but feel quite set apart in this quiet little village…read more The bed was comfy and the deluxe room was spacious - with a nice sized desk, fridge, and two couches. Also nice to have a big bathtub and a little brick patio out back to relax in after a long day. There is also a good Indian restaurant, Pickled Evenings, just down the hill near the driveway entrance. If you are coming during the cooler months, do bring a bathrobe and warm pajamas though as the suite can get quite chilly. There is a space heater, but still. Also, I wish there had been an information sheet in the room - I arrived late and so was not able to jump on the wifi until someone could tell me the password the following day. I also did not realize until the end of my stay that the bed had an electric blanket underneath the sheet, which would have been great to know earlier. Breakfast is ok, just some eggs, toast, and cereal - but the view from the dining room is quite lovely.

From the owner: Fiona's of Launceston…read more Luxury Bed and Breakfast Accommodation When deciding on accommodation in Northern Tasmania, consider Fiona's of Launceston. Nestled in a beautiful garden setting, just a few minutes stroll to the centre of Launceston. Fiona's of Launceston is a Bed and Breakfast at its best. Located in a quiet cul de sac, Fiona's individually styled boutique rooms are shielded from the noise and traffic of the city, with plenty of off street car parking. There are three styles of rooms including; The Junior Suites, The King Suites and The Deluxe Room All rooms have private entrance access, and many have either a balcony or courtyard.

We were drawn into this pub by the live Irish folk music. We ended up staying for dinner - roast…read morespecial with a dessert. The food was good, prices were reasonable and the atmosphere was terrific.

3$ stubbies of Boags…read more SUCK IT Sydney! Launceston knows how to party. Heaps of cool pubs dotted around 'Ces-ton as I like to call it. Bit student vibe at this one if I remember correctly or was it a local pub for local people? Either way Tasmanian's are refreshingly friendly and quite quick to get into a conversation with. I mean what more could you want for then a good chat with a few locals over some cheap drinks. I can't remember clearly whether this was the pub I was too terrified to drink in or not, all I have is that 3$ stubbies pic so I'm going to assume it was awesome and we'll let the next unfortunate yelper determine whether or not they escape with their life. Good Luck