Stanley Hotel & Apartments offer a range of accommodation options all located in the centre of the historic fishing village of Stanley in North-West Tasmania. Choose from delightful spacious self-contained cottages or newly renovated hotel ensuite rooms to explore this special and unique part of the world.
Whether for a couple or a family, we have accommodation options to suit all your needs. With so much to see and do in Stanley, the north west corner of Tasmania make sure you allow at least a couple of days to enjoy the outstanding natural landscapes, remarkable history and abundant wildlife. Alternatively, choose to stay at our sister property The Stanley Village, with a stylish mix of self catering apartments and comfortable, spacious suites.
Whether for a couple or a family, we have accommodation options to suit all your needs. With so much to see and do in Stanley, the north west corner of Tasmania make sure you allow at least a couple of days to enjoy the outstanding natural landscapes, remarkable history and abundant wildlife. Alternatively, choose to stay at our sister property The Stanley Village, with a stylish mix of self catering apartments and comfortable, spacious suites.
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The history of town is everywhere, an authentic fishing village where houses and farms have remained in the same families for generations, is justifiably proud of its long rural and fishing heritage. Stanley was settled in 1830. Its' location in Circular Head was chosen as the headquarters of the Van Dieman's Land (VDL) Company and their vast farming operations (250,000 acres) on Royal Charter from King George 1V.
Looking for accommodation in Stanley Tasmania? From seaside cottages to historic buildings and the iconic Stanley Hotel, there is a range of options available for you and your family when you visit. Enjoy a room with a view - either over the town, long sandy beach or the rolling green hills. A choice of verandah rooms which open onto a large balcony, comfy rooms or the cosy snug rooms all have refurbished bathrooms.
Has everything you could want - and is an easy walk to all Stanley's attractions, beaches and the Nut. Featuring views over the sea, the hills and up to Highfield House and The Nut - 'the Green House' is perfect. A sunny verandah to take in the view, a large, light kitchen/dining/lounge. Just around the corner from the providore baking fresh bread daily.
Set in a rambling, old-fashioned garden, the house exudes the quirky appeal and character of a well-loved family home. Built in 1903 and owned by the same family for three generations, this spacious federation house with many original features, is a piece of Stanley history. Set in a large rambling garden, the house oozes the quirky vintage character of a well-loved family home.
Restaurants in Stanley Tasmania are renowned for some of Tasmania's finest produce and at the Stanley Hotel we use and celebrate that excellence in every meal. We like the menu to be simple and uncomplicated, influenced by the coast, the land and the seasons, emphasising fresh, clean flavours. Our suppliers are also our friends, and are just as likely to be sitting at the table next to you.
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Peter Hadfield
Jan 11, 2022
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Les O'Brien
Jan 02, 2022
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Caravanners stopped in for a meal, you had to book as very popular and full of locals in the bistro if that tells you anything?
I love my sf chowder so gave it a try with some beut crusty loaf
I had some at 2 very well known restaurants in Hobart which were quite ok but Stanley pubs version knocked em out of the park prices were normal young staff were great I’d go back to Tassie just for that .
I love my sf chowder so gave it a try with some beut crusty loaf
I had some at 2 very well known restaurants in Hobart which were quite ok but Stanley pubs version knocked em out of the park prices were normal young staff were great I’d go back to Tassie just for that .
Peter Mercer
Nov 26, 2021
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Mark Eaton
Nov 08, 2021
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Majella Thompson
Oct 26, 2021
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Huzaifa Fakhruddin
Oct 25, 2021
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Muhammad Ammar Turab
Oct 17, 2021
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David Hurburgh
Sep 14, 2021
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Rainer Oberdieck
Aug 28, 2021
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