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Wahroonga on Bourke is a self-contained accommodation on the bottom floor of a 1901 federation home near the Launceston CBD. The property has been successfully operating as a visitor accommodation for the past three years. Conveniently located a short walking distance to the centre of Launceston, with exceptional views of the city. The apartment is styled with local artwork with thoughtful design. Fresh bread, eggs and condiments are provided as breakfast for guests.

Old world charm and modern comfort - find them both at The Mews Motel in the heart of historic Launceston. In a building of elegant and traditional simplicity and with a few modern extras, you will find everything you need for an enjoyable stay. Having the NBN installed for fast internet and free Wi-Fi being one of them. Then it's just a short flat walk to the city centre and all the magnificence of the Cataract Gorge, the Museum and Planetarium, parks and many historic buildings. Don't miss the Inveresk Railyards, converted to a splendid art and cultural complex and an extension of the Queen Victoria Museum, also The National Automobile Museum and City Park is in the same area. A little further afield you can take on the foodie trail and visit vineyards, where you can taste and buy superb local wines, or visit the Launceston Zoo, or go fishing for trout. The possibilities of things to do when based here are endless. When you are footsore or weary from driving at the end of the day take comfort in the Mews.

Leisure Inn Penny Royal Hotel and Apartments is ideally situated 10 minutes from Launceston CBD adjacent to the beautiful Tamar River and within walking distance to Cataract Gorge one of the area’s top attractions to see. With a wide variety of rooms, the hotel is perfect for short weekend escapes, family or friend gatherings or even longer stays with self-contained apartments that enjoy all the comforts of home. Offering old-world charm the property is heritage listed and was originally built as a corn mill in 1840, it was moved 54 kilometres to Launceston and was rebuilt as a hotel over 130 years later – stone by stone. Truly unique to the Launceston area is an onsite adventure park, which makes for the perfect place to enjoy a fun-filled day with your family and friends with rides that include rock climbing, a 100-meter zip line, ghost tours and a live cannon firing.