Three Echoes – Western Desert Art

Pod Inn is a totally different accommodation style for Tasmania and also the third of it's kind to open in Australia. Pod Inn houses sixty capsule beds. We offer three types of capsule beds, single-front entrance, single-side entrance and double-side entrance. All capsule beds have their own privacy screen, so guests can have privacy when they need it. Capsule beds are fitted with A/C, customise lighting, mirror, USB charging ports, etc. Also, each guest will have access to a locker. We have shared shower and toilet cubicles for both male and female guests. We have a laptop friendly common area and a small kitchenette fitted with hot water dispenser, sink, bar fridge and microwave. There is also free Wi-Fi internet throughout the hotel. The capsule hotel is located in the heart of Launceston. Shops, attractions, food and drinks are only at our doorstep. Many shops, restaurants and attractions are walkable from the hotel.

Lovely Vegan Homestay offers beautiful homestay accommodation in Launceston, with two rooms including a queen room and double room that share a bathroom, accommodating up to four guests. There is also a budget TINY room that shares a bathroom for one person. A continental vegan breakfast is included with your stay. Air conditioning/heat pump and microwave in every room. Pets are welcome but conditions apply. Home-cooked vegan dinner is available most nights at $25. The property has lovely garden views and is situated in a fantastic location with conveniences nearby. Launceston has many great restaurants on your doorstep. Please note the giant Mr B and old Molly dog also live here.

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.