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Launceston Topiary Haven is a modern spacious luxury detached apartment in West Launceston, Tasmania's North. Nestled in a secluded garden, displaying succulent plantings in recycled timber frames/pots and surrounded by many topiary and trees. This property affords lovely views of the garden, hillsides and mountains. The locally designed quality furniture and kitchen cupboards made from the Tasmanian Blackheart sassafras timber, all give this apartment a truly Tasmanian style. Gourmet kitchen and local recipe books encourage guests to source fresh produce from our providores or markets to cook up a storm and enjoy relaxing and dining in during your stay. Topiary Haven is a great place to come home to after a day's travelling, exploring, sightseeing or a busy business day and stay in to dine or visit one of many local eateries to sample their fare. The beautiful spacious bedroom has a queen-size bed, atop a quality pillow mattress, quality linen, walk-in wardrobe, en-suite with walk-in shower plus a separate laundry for guests' convenience. A television in the living room and bedroom, free Wifi, CDs & DVDs available for guests. Complimentary full breakfast provisions are provided to our guests for their stay.

Located in a historic 1830's flour mill, overlooking kanamaluka/River Tamar, choose from seven luxurious rooms with an award winning restaurant located conveniently below you. Stillwater Seven rooms are carefully designed to showcase the features of the building but with all the luxuries you require. Opening in 2019, they have received national accolades for design and most importantly their service. Stillwater Seven personalised service from the hotel team is second to none with rooms tailored to your preferences. Filled to the brim with Tasmanian produce, wine, beer, cheese, spirits, books and furnishings, Stillwater Seven is a great place to eat, sleep and drink and a great base for you to explore the beautiful Tamar Valley region.

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.