Free guided Platypus tour

The Empire Hotel is a beautiful boutique hotel, positioned right in the heart of the historic township of Deloraine. The Hotel showcases some of Tasmania’s finest timbers and craftsmanship throughout while preserving the ornate old Victorian charm of this era. The Empire Hotel has a fantastic horseshoe bar with a cosy open log fire, a restaurant and café. Cycles restaurant and café offers a modern Australian essence, which reflects the hotel's history and main focus in utilising fresh, local and seasonal ingredients sourced from some of Tasmania’s finest producers. We have a range of rooms including en-suited queen-size rooms, queen rooms with shared bathrooms, twin share single and single rooms. Prices start from $80 per night and all rooms include a complimentary continental breakfast.

A former Baptist Chapel which is presented now as a two bedroom, cottage style, accommodation. Facilities include a living/dining area, small kitchen with all cooking facilities, laundry, and modern bathroom with deep bath. Warmed by a wood heater and extra guest treats to be enjoyed such as port and chocolates. Located within walking distance of the main street of Deloraine filled with many cafes, bakeries, clothing and arts and crafts shop. A short walk to the beautiful Meander River, the Kooparoona Niara Cultural Walk along the river, and, a little further to the Wildwoods Walk. Centrally located for day trips to the Great Lake, Liffey Falls, Mole Creek Caves, Devil's Gullet, and, to the cities of Devonport and Launceston with their attractions. Enjoy local produce from 41Deg South Salmon, Ashgrove Cheese, Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm and Van Diemans Land Creamery.

Cordwainer Studio offers high quality, self-catered accommodation in a garden setting in the midst of Deloraine, Tasmania. The studio accommodates two people in a Queen-sized bed with garden views. The studio opens onto a deck and vegetable garden. Guests have access to the garden and the nearby stone-walled stream for picnics and entertainment. The property has a resident platypus, along with a population of native frogs and endangered burrowing crayfish. When you stay here, you will be making a contribution to mitigating the effects of climate change as this is a net-zero property powered by solar energy.