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Here is a quick summary of the type of hotels and accommodation you will find in Launceston. 7 are apartment style hotels great for a long stay in Launceston. If you are looking at a longer stay you can book up to 29 nights and you might want to look at the 35 hotels in Launceston which have kitchens so eating in is an option.

There are 1 five star luxury hotels in Launceston. There are 3 holiday homes (that number is homes only excluding apartments) offering unique locations and all the facilities of home. If you are looking for something eclectic, smaller or quaint there are 6 boutique hotels in Launceston. 33 ever popular 4 star hotels, which are probably the best value accommodation in Launceston for business or pleasure. In addition there are 3 star hotels providing everything without blowing the budget.

Keeping active is entirely possible at the 6 hotels in Launceston with a gym And 5 hotels with a pool. 1 of the Launceston hotels have both a gym and a pool. 4 have a tennis court.
Pampering, relaxation, massage and spa treatments are available at the 7 hotels with a spa and wellness centres. Or if you want to relax in your own room there are 19 hotels with a spa bath in your own room.

For larger groups of 4 or more there are 17 two (2) bedroom apartments some also with 2 bathrooms and 5 three (3) bedroom apartments in Launceston.

If you are visiting Launceston for a business trip you may be interested in the 39 Launceston hotels with conference facilities. 60 Launceston hotels have parking. And getting to and from the airport is made easier by the 27 hotels with an airport shuttle.

The great outdoors right on your door step

Launceston, one of Australia’s oldest cities, is packed full of charm and beauty. Surrounded by mountains and with Cataract Gorge right on its doorstep, the city provides both wilderness, a hub of culture, rich history and delicious local produce.

Launceston is the second largest city of Tasmania. It is known for its wineries in the Tamar Valley, the Cataract Gorge and stunning Victorian buildings. The city is a cultural centre filled with modern cafes, museums, and parks. Because the city is small, it is very easy to explore. Launceston Seaport is known for its waterfront restaurants and cafes. Linked to the Seaport is Inveresk, home of some of the best galleries in Australia. The Queen Victoria Museum here is a must-see as well. Another great place to visit is the Home Point rowing course, another area famous for its restaurants and art galleries. There are several national parks and historical villages in Launceston. One of the most famous national parks here is Narawntapu, which is known for its frequent wildlife sightings. Launceston is approximately two hour's drive from Hobart.

Soak up the city’s beauty on a sunny day

Nestled in the mountains it can get cold and foggy in the city of Launceston, so the best time of year to plan your getaway is ideally during summer or spring. From December until March you will experience beautiful sunny days with the nights a littler cooler. This is also the busiest time of year, so book ahead!

Top 5 things to do when visiting Launceston

1. Explore Launceston’s star attraction, the Cataract Gorge. Admire the view, walk the trails, swim on a warm day, let your kids loose at the playgrounds or just chill out at one of the cafes. Watch your food though, as the local peacocks don’t mind sharing!
2. Make a day trip sampling the wines from the many vineyards of the Tamar Valley
3. Step back in time with a trip to Penny Royal World
4. Discover the city’s waterfront and gorge during a relaxing cruise of the Tamar River
5. Meet the farmers, and sample local wine and produce at the Harvest Launceston Farmers’ Market. Our tip: head down in the morning with an empty stomach and fill up on all the tasty goodies available!

Top 5 Cultural Attractions in Launceston

1. Spend an afternoon in the pleasant Launceston City Park and check out the monkeys (yes, really!)
2. Tour the historic houses and buildings including Franklin House and the Old Umbrella Shop
3. Experience a fun and spooky night out with a Launceston Ghost Tour
4. View an exhibition at the contemporary Design Centre of Tasmania or the regional gallery of the Queen Victoria Museum
5. Check out the quaint Swiss-style town of Grindelward

Make the most of the nearby highlights

Located only 1.5hrs from Launceston is one of Tasmania’s highlights, the must visit Cradle Mountain National Park. Be in awe of the impressive scenery and tranquil setting from several viewing points or take one of the many walks on offer from a short 20 minute stroll to the more testing six-day journey. One of the most popular and relaxing trails is the loop around Lake St Clair.