Launceston

Brazenly Anglo 19th-century workers' cottages. All have kitchens, a bedroom and lounge with fireplace...guests appreciate the communal laundry, breakfast provisions and complimentary chocolates. — Lonely Planet

A loft above the stables is also available. All rooms reflect a colonial style and have lace curtains. One room in the old bakery was actually the oven. — Fodor's

Its claim to boutique status doesn't really bear scrutiny, but this option just a short (uphill) walk from the centre of town is worth considering for its spacious, spic-and-span rooms. — Lonely Planet

It has to be said that this charming old hostel in the old Esplanade Hotel (1881) is looking a little weary. — Lonely Planet

Spacious modern rooms tastefully decorated to reflect the era in which the building was constructed; six rooms have hot tubs. Many rooms have panoramic views over the Tamar. — Fodor's

This modern six-story building in the city center has large rooms that blend classic if slightly bland furnishings with modern conveniences. — Fodor's

It remains a good central option, with modernised rooms and corporate amenities...Fresh milk in the fridge gets a big thumbs up. Close to Boag's Brewery, and popular with visiting AFL supporters. — Lonely Planet

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