Very cool, good food, nice and quiet the footy and cricket are onall the time and nice staffread more

We stayed here for 3 nights on a recent trip to Launceston. It looked like an old house converted…read moreinto a hotel. The room is very spacious, enough room for an entire family. Tons of closet space/ a comfortable sofa/ large bathroom. Very clean as well. My only complaint is that there is no lift! The reception had offered to carry our luggage up to our room but on a day when you come back from hours of hiking, the last thing you want is the further aggravate your knees from climbing the stairs to your room.

Staff were friendly enough and the rooms were nice and clean. There are no lifts, which is a pain…read moreif you have large bags. The bed wasn't the most comfortable but not bad for a night stay

We stayed only the one night of a two week driving tour of Tassie, to dine at a steak restaurant in…read moretown. We couldn't be more impressed with the room and the hotel! Modern décor surrounded our king size bed - much of it exclusive to the hotel (you'll love the window blind!). The ceiling is probably 12ft high, and the ensuite quite roomy. The hotel now has in-room free wi-fi as well as cabled broadband. The lobby and restaurant/lounge are compact, but classy and well looked after by the staff. Hotel Charles is located a short walk South of the CBD on a plot previously part of the Hospital. It shares many of its parking spots with a number of businesses during the day, so there are signs reserving spaces for hotel guests only from 5:30pm to 8:30am. If you can only get one of those spaces when you arrive, the obligation to shift would be a downside of your stay.

Stayed here for one night. The rooms are modern, new and clean. This hotel is great value for money…read moreand included free high speed internet (cable only, no wifi). The front desk staff were friendly and helpful. Would happily stay here again in Launceston. The only downside for this hotel, is its a short walk from the restaurant/cafe part of town. This isn't too much of issue if you are happy with a 10 minute stroll.

A super find in Launceston! We weren't super hungry stopping in for lunch, so we shared the fish…read moreand chips. They were light, flaky and delicious. The chips were great too. Friendly service, good food. Prices are a little high but WELL worth it! Super location too, with the original beams and floor from the flour mill it was originally. Ambience is great!

Great service, great food! Always fresh produce and a great selection of wines and beverages. And…read morebeautiful views of the river.

Came here with my partner after a bad day. Went into the restaurant section and sat next to the…read morecozy fire. Entree: Not too hungry so no entree ordered. Main: I ordered the seafood mix. Battered fish that tasted fresh and well cooked. Deep fried scallops were a bit low on flavour. Spicy calamari and prawns were great. With chips, aoili, salad, and a lemon. All together a decent meal. My partner ordered the irish stew. Came with a little cob loaf to dip in. Had an excellent flavour with beef and vegetables cooked just right. Dessert: Not too hungry tonight so no dessert ordered. Cozy irish pub with a decent restaurant attached. Left the place feeling satisfied.

Marvelous Irish menu in a contemporary setting. We arrived on a Saturday night and were graciously…read moregreeted by the hostess who took our drink orders and showed us to our table. My mate ordered the Irish Stew with a side of veggies and I ordered the Chicken Parmigiana which was recommended be the waitress as a choice for a large appetite. The food came out of the kitchen piping hot and delicious. Our dinner was wonderful and an excellent value, highly recommended.

They get more like a 3.5 stars but room size(with an awesome bathroom and good amenities) and free…read moreinternet push this up to four stars. They have a decent location about 10 minutes walk to the city centre. They are situated on the river and are close by Cataract Gorge (DO NOT MISS CATARACT GORGE) The rooms are modern, but the set up is a little awkward (you need your card key twice: First to access the entryway that services two rooms; Second to get into your actual room)-can you imagine my poor neighbours if I had stumbled in drunk? (Oh wait, I DID stumble in drunk-hope I didn't disturb anyone!) The service is personal and very friendly and makes this feel like a small hotel. It is probably the most modern hotel in Launnie and very comfortable so I would highly recommend it if you're visiting the area.

The rooms on this waterfront hotel are spacious and included many amenities that made our week long…read morestay even more enjoyable. The staff was friendly, professional and extremely helpful with directions and dining suggestions. We dined at the Mud Bar Restaurant attached to the hotel for several of our meals. Given the exemplary service we received and the excellent food we were served, we could have eaten there every day. Servers Peter and Dasha, in particular made each visit a fun and memorable dining experience. We cant wait to return to Tasmania and this great hotel.

Beautiful hotel converted from an old grain silo. While there is an add on building in the front,…read morethe silos are more prevalent in the back. You can really experience them in the rooms, with the rounded walls of exposed concrete. So cool. The rooms were spacious and we had a nice view of the river. Beds and pillows comfortable. We loved the shower. Two shower heads. Nice and hot. Shower had a door (no doors seem to be common in many places). Towels were super thick. We walked downtown once for breakfast which was about a 15-20 walk. We walked to the museum which was about the same. The start of the gorge trail near King's Bridge is about a mile walk. We did not pay for the underground parking and were able to find spots in the closest lot. They had a resident black lab which was fun to pet. They have restaurants but we did not try them. Housekeeping came daily. We loved this stay.

A new hotel located in a refurbished former grain silo near the river in Launceston, Tasmania…read more While we only stayed 1 night, I was wishing for a longer stay given the friendly staff, fantastic breakfast and clever, unique room. We were in a deluxe king, 710 which was such a cool room. Each of the former grain silo towers has been split in Half to form two very large rooms with curved concrete walls. They've also cut windows into the side with a beautiful view of the Tamar river. We enjoyed watching all tHe rowing club boats going past eArly in the day. Opposite the silo rooms is a standard wing with more traditional shaped rooms. Opened only since mid 2018, it stills feel new and certainly has all that you want as it relates to features like bedside power/USB ports, modern rain shower shower head, modern furnishings, comfy bed and pillows (sleep great!) lots of space and more. There's an on-site bar as well as a nice restaurant. Just off the lobby there's a beautiful crushed gravel walking track for short or long walks. It's even possible to follow it all the way to cataract gorge-45 min each way. I was also very impressed by the friendly service at the Front desk and restaurant. Speaking of food, the breakfast buffet is very substantial with cook to order eggs and pAncakes and much more. If you book breakfast when you check in it's only $AUD 22 vs 29 day of at the restaurant and well worth the price. Finally, the hotel has a resident black lab named Archy-and you can take him for walKs if you are missing your own pooch. Bottom line-it's all good. Highly recommended.

Well a nicely little pub , a fire place down stairs would be nice , food was great , friendly…read morehelpful staff that have a sense of humour , pokies suck (sorry coin drop annoying )

This place is a local, heaps of sausage everywhere (if you know what I mean) and old couples…read more Reasonable prices considering the quality of the food. Traditional pub fare. Pie, the meat was crap but the pastry was perfect and buttery and good vegetables on the side. The lamb shank was served in a cob loaf which was pretty rich. All in all a good pub for casual beers and dinner :)