Accommodation at Deloraine, Tasmania - bed and breakfast accommodation, naturally

Barra Farm Bed and Breakfast, 14634 Highland Lakes Rd, Deloraine

Traditional, hosted bed and breakfast accommodation for just one couple in a spacious guest suite which is separate from the main house, although under the same roof, so your privacy is assured. Relax and wander amongst the 370 Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot grape vines, take a fishing rod and catch a trout in the Meander River, delight in the blue wrens and scarlet robins and their joyous melodies.
Accommodation : 1 guest suite
Max guests : 2
Breakfast : Cooked breakfast, delivered to your suite
Tariff : $120 per night double
Phone : 03 6362 2781, mob 0409 110 153
Email : jan@barrafarmbedandbreakfast.com
Website : www.barrafarmbedandbreakfast.com

Bowerbank Mill, 4455 Meander Valley Hwy, Deloraine

Traditional and self-contained hosted bed and breakfast accommodation in a stunning country setting. Bowerbank Mill, an 1853 flour mill, is today a world class B & B. Original Colonial features, antique decor and hosted welcome create a restful 'Olde Worlde' ambience. Accommodation offered includes self-contained cottages, a suite and rooms. Log/wood fires. Children welcome.
Accommodation : 1 suite, 3 rooms and 2 self-contained cottages
Max guests : 24
Breakfast : Gourmet continental breakfast served in cottages and suite and in dining room for rooms
Tariff : From $135 to $225 per night double, $55 extra adult, $25-$50 child depending on age, discount for longer stays
Phone : 03 6362 2628
Email : info@bowerbankmill.com.au
Website : www.bowerbankmill.com.au

Liffey Falls Lodge, 1363 Bogan Rd, Golden Valley, nr Deloraine

Traditional hosted bed and breakfast accommodation, nestled on 60 acres with amazing mountain views and friendly hospitality. Rooms are equipped with TV, fridge, electric blanket, heater, tea and coffee, external stairs and balcony. Cot and laundry facilities available. Reiki session available by appointment. Fully equipped guest's kitchen available for self-catering. Feathered and furry friends await you in the form of local wildlife and resident farm pets. Children welcome.
Accommodation : 1 family ensuite room with king & 2 single beds plus futon; 1 double ensuite room with queen plus single bed
Max guests : 5 in family room; 3 in double room
Breakfast : Continental breakfast included
Tariff : $130 per night double, $25 extra adult, $15 child
Phone : 03 6369 5363
Email : liffall@iprimus.com.au
Website : www.liffeyfallslodge.com.au

Quamby Pines Chalet B & B, 521 Quamby Brook Rd, Deloraine

Hosted, self-contained bed and breakfast accommodation. Quamby Pines is an ECO Tourism accredited farmstay 7km from Deloraine. We breed Miniature Hereford cattle; there are also some deer, sheep, chooks, a couple of pet emus and our pet stag, Pete, to entertain you. In our farm dam you can fish for rainbow trout or look for the resident platypus. Children welcome.
Accommodation : 1 x 2 bedroom chalet with kitchen, 1 x 1 bedroom/bathroom unit
Max guests : 7
Breakfast : Continental breakfast provisions included
Tariff : From $95 to $110 per night for 2, $20 extra adult, $15 extra child
Phone : 03 6362 3919
Email : heinzgleich1@bigpond.com
Website : www.quambypines.com.au

About Deloraine

Deloraine is the heart of the Great Western Tiers and home to the Great Western Tiers Visitor Centre. The Great Western Tiers touring route along the Meander Valley Highway will take you through the centre of Deloraine, which is strategically located halfway between Launceston and Devonport. A thriving town and vibrant community make Deloraine an absolute must for visitors. There are plenty of shops, restaurants, hotels and cafés, real estate agents, banks, art and craft and galleries, and much more. Deloraine also features a wide range of statues along the main street and around town, from historic to comical in style.

As well as catering for visitors' needs, the Great Western Tiers Visitor Centre in Deloraine is home to two unique attractions which should not be missed - YARNS Artwork in Silk and the Deloraine Folk Museum complex (pictured).