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8 Romantic Hotels in Tasmania

Moss Hotel

Tasmania is immensely popular with romantic couples and honeymooners from within Australia and further afield. And with good reason, too: this spectacular island brims with natural beauty, fabulous food and a thriving cultural scene. Aim to combine some time in artsy Hobart, a gorgeous port city known for its cultural scene, buzzy markets and gorgeous converted warehouse hotels, with a more restful rural break. Some of the most romantic hotels in Tasmania are restored country houses with landscaped gardens and elegant interiors. Fans of more modern design will find some exceptional contemporary lodges on our list, too, with minimalist interiors, one-of-a-kind furnishings and enormous windows framing dazzling views. The best of Tasmania awaits!

For an Urban Bolthole

Henry Jones Art Hotel

  • Henry Jones Art Hotel has been transformed from an 1820s jam factory and warehouse to a striking waterfront art hotel — reputedly the very first of its kind in Australia. Romantic art aficionados will appreciate the collection of pieces by Tasmanian artists in guest rooms and shared areas, which also feature exposed stone and wooden beams. Begin your evenings in Hobart with cocktails for two in the hip speakeasy bar.
  • Moss Hotel, another warehouse conversion in Hobart, has a more moody, glamorous feel. Think exposed bricks or stone walls, glittering moss-coloured Italian tiles and cosy beds with polished wooden headboards, clean lines and soft green touches. There's no restaurant, but buzzy Salamanca Square is on your doorstep.

For a Country House

Villa Howden

  • Villa Howden, set upon the shores of idyllic North West Bay, has a wonderfully romantic European feel, with blue-painted shutters, arched windows and tall cypress trees. The ten bedrooms have pretty floral textiles and views of the leafy gardens and water beyond. Spend your days sailing and walking before feasting on top-notch Tasmanian fare each evening. Beautiful and very peaceful.
  • Quamby Estate offers ten elegant guest rooms — some with spa baths — in a classic 1820s homestead. Just 20 minutes from Launceston, this restful country house hotel sits within 150 acres of grounds, which include a nine-hole golf course and tennis courts. Brilliant for romantic getaways or intimate weddings.

For Foodies

Stillwater Seven© Cumulus Studio - Stillwater

  • Stillwater Seven is housed in a restored 1830s flour mill in Launceston. The seven glamorous suites are painted in moody greys, with green and rose accents, wonky wooden beams and river views. The big draw is Chef Craig Will's exceptional restaurant, where seven-course tasting menus of Tasmanian delights will thrill keen foodies. Elegant and romantic, with the wine tastings of the Tamar Valley on your doorstep.
  • The Islington Hotel, another foodie favourite, sits in hilly South Hobart. A converted Regency townhouse with a striking stone and glass extension, this boutique bolthole offers impressive views over Mount Wellington, as well as an extensive collection of art and antiques gathered by the owners during decades of travelling. Chef Anthony Illingworth's innovative cuisine showcases Tasmania's exceptional flavours, paired beautifully with regional wines. An adult-only haven.

For a Remote Retreat

Kittawa Lodge

  • Kittawa Lodge is amongst the most exquisite escapes in Australia. Hidden amid 96 acres of land on remote King Island, the lodge boasts just two one-bedroom hideaways, each offering uninterrupted views of windswept coastal dunes from minimalist designer bedrooms, sitting rooms with crackling wood-burning stoves, and huge sink-into bathtubs. Superb seasonal produce completes the picture at this sensational off-grid retreat.
  • Rocky Hills Retreat invites couples to reconnect with nature on Tasmania's stunning east coast. A design-led one-bedroom lodge tucked within 250 acres of native bushland, this striking contemporary escape has floor-to-ceiling windows, a charcoal-painted kitchen, and warm wood-burning stove. Honeymoon bliss with forest panoramas.

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    • Henry Jones Art Hotel Hobart (Australia) 50 rooms from €161

      Artworks  -  Australia's first dedicated art hotel, exhibiting original contemporary artworks by Tasmanian artists in public spaces & rooms
      Local markets  -  Lively Salamanca Market is just a short walk away, and perfect for picking up sourvenirs, fresh produce & artisanal crafts
      Weddings  -  Event spaces are brilliant for intimate Hobart weddings, with lots of space for seated dinners and dancing
      Romantic Break  -  A romantic art-focused hotel, with rustic-chic rooms, superb cocktails and lovely waterfront views
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      Australia's first dedicated art hotel has transformed a historic 1820s jam warehouse on Hobart's waterfront in to a contemporary, hip and stylish space. Rooms are tastefully furnished with large bathrooms. Perfect for a weekend city break or honeymooners. See More

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    • Moss Hotel Hobart (Tasmania) 41 rooms from €130

      City Style  -  A fabulous fusion of old & new, with restored warehouses featuring moss-green Italian tiling, handmade furniture & exposed stone
      Romantic Break  -  A glamorous, grown-up base near lively Salamanca Square, perfect for romantic Hobart city breaks
      Local markets  -  Close to the bustling Saturday Salamanca Markets, where 300 stalls sell fabulous local produce, artisanal crafts & more
      Sailing  -  Take scenic sailing trips on the bay for beautiful views of Hobart from the water
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      Recommended by  -  Mr & Mrs Smith, Tablet

      A grown-up & glamorous hotel tucked in a pair of 19th-century sandstone warehouses near Hobart's waterfront. Interiors feature handmade wooden furniture, with exposed brick or stone walls & glittering moss-colour Italian tiles. There's no restaurant, but you're steps from Salamanca Square. Superb. See More

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    • Villa Howden Margate, Tasmania 10 rooms from €196

      Country Escape  -  Unwind in verdant surroundings, with garden views, idyllic walks & a real sense of calm south of Hobart
      Great walks  -  Follow part of the scenic Huon Trail through the vineyards and rolling farmland of the Huon Valley
      Sailing  -  Go sailing on beautiful North West Bay, which can be seen from the villa's guest rooms
      Romantic Break  -  A romantic rural escape with just 10 elegant rooms & suites and gorgeous garden views
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      Recommended by  -  Tablet

      Villa Howden, located on the tranquil shores of North West Bay, offers traditional elegance and the perfect place to stay for intimate celebrations and quiet contemplation. Rooms are beautifully decorated and fresh local produce is served in peaceful dining rooms. A secluded country house. See More

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    • Quamby Estate Launceston (Australia) 10 rooms from €167

      Country Escape  -  Set on 150 acres of stunning parklands, boasting a golf course, tennis courts, lakes and drawing rooms with marble fireplace
      Weddings  -  A beautiful wedding venue, with intimate spaces for private receptions, garden ceremonies & guests to stay in the homestead
      Golf  -  Quamby’s boasts a nine hole golf course, perfect for a round or two with friends and family during your stay
      Romantic Break  -  A romantic escape with fragrant gardens, gourmet dining & suites with classic antiques and spa baths
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      A peaceful country estate with beautifully landscaped grounds & a nine-hole golf course. Expect ten elegant guest bedrooms - some with spa baths - and appealing shared spaces including a drawing room with fireplace. Savour seasonal cuisine in the relaxed dining room & picnics on the grassy lawn. See More

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    • Stillwater Seven Launceston (Tasmania) 7 rooms from €213

      Foodies  -  Chef Craig Will's seven course tasting menus at the award-winning Stillwater Restaurant are the stuff of foodie dreams
      Romantic Break  -  Indulgent suites are hugely romantic, and perfect for unwinding with river views after delicious dinners
      Fishing  -  Take day trips to the Western Lakes for some of the world's best trout fishing — the Stillwater team can cook up your catch, too
      Restaurant  -  The Stillwater Restaurant has been a gastronomic landmark for two decades, showcasing top Tasmanian produce in innovative ways
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      Recommended by  -  Mr & Mrs Smith

      Housed in an 1830s riverside flour mill on the edge of Launceston, Stillwater welcomes guests to seven beautiful suites with handmade furnishings & moody tones. Honouring the history of the building, these unique spaces have exposed beams & stone, big beds & river views. The restaurant is legendary. See More

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    • Islington Hotel Hobart (Australia) 11 rooms from €191

      Great walks  -  Take guided walking tours of historic Sullivans Cove, just five minutes away & the area's first site of European settlement
      Foodies  -  Chef Anthony Illingworth offers superb seasonal menus showcasing top Tasmanian fare in an elegant, relaxed setting
      Learning  -  Delve into the hotel's fascinating collection of art and artefacts, collected over 30 years of travelling
      Honeymoons  -  A gorgeous honeymoon retreat, in a historic stately home with sumptuous suites & plenty of privacy
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      Recommended by  -  Mr & Mrs Smith, Fodors

      An old Regency house is the perfect setting for this art-filled boutique hotel with fabulous glass & stone extension, in hill South Hobart with stunning views to Mt Wellington. A swimming pool, BBQ facilities & an acre of manicured gardens with a 100 year old willow tree complete the picture. A gem. See More

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    • Kittawa Lodge King Island, Tasmania 2 rooms from €982

      Hideaway  -  A beautiful escape on little-visited King Island, with romantic lodges, striking ocean views & 96 acres of coastal land
      Honeymoons  -  Honeymooners will adore the indulgnet lodges, with big soaking tubs, chic interiors, dramatic views & cracking cuisine
      Wildlife Area  -  Spot rare orange-bellied parrots, bush turkeys & red-necked wallabies from your private deck, immersed in nature
      Outstanding location  -  Set upon 96 acres of secluded beachfront land on King Island
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      One of Australia's most exceptional escapes, Kittawa offers two one-bedroom lodges on 96 acres of windswept coastal dunes on remote King Island. Minimalist designer spaces place the landscape centre stage. The hosts create feasts of seasonal produce & arrange outdoorsy adventures galore. A haven. See More

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    • Rocky Hills Retreat Rocky Hills, Tasmania 1 rooms from €388

      Back to Nature  -  A beautiful bush setting with magnificent coastal views through the trees, perfect for reconnecting with nature
      Hideaway  -  Absolute seclusion and beautiful contemporary architecture are the draw at this romantic hilltop hideaway
      Wildlife Area  -  Spot endemic birsd and wildlife in the Freycinet National Park, a 40 minute drive away
      Great walks  -  Stroll down to the coast or along scenic Mayfield beach to soak up mesmerising views
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      A beautiful one-bedroom retreat in 250 acres of stunning native bushland near the coast. Minimalist contemporary interiors feature designer furnishings, floor-to-ceiling windows & a cosy wood-burning stove. A romantic couples' hideaway with a fully stocked kitchen & bar and dazzling views. See More

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Written by Saskia Walker

posted Wednesday, 8th May 2024