Hawley House, Tasmania

Description: Hawley House

Along the shining coastline of Tasmania lies a quintessential Tasmanian inn name Hawley House. Renowned for its white Victorian Gothic façade, welcoming atmosphere, artistic interior, and breathtaking views and grounds, Hawley House makes for a perfect secluded stay. The 150-hectare property on the Rubicon Estate is laden with peacocks, contains a chapel, and has direct beach access. A unique feature of the house is the rooftop bath with its splendid views of the bay.

Hawley House features rooms in the main house and in the old stable, or the option to stay in the Hill House which is directly behind the main building and perfect for a large group. No matter the choice, a delicious breakfast is included and served in the dining room each morning.

The 400 acres of the Rubicon Estate, on which Hawley House is located, is home native wildlife and the stunning Narawntapu National Park. The ranges of the park are perfect for horseback riding or hiking, and lead out to the sandy beaches of Point Sorrell. Penguin Rookeries are also a short distance away to delight those looking for views of these adorable birds.

Type of rooms: Hawley House

Hawley House features guest rooms in the main house and stables which include a delicious homemade breakfast served daily. In addition, all rooms include ensuite bathrooms, electric blankets, TV, ironing facilities, DVD player, coffee and tea making facilities, mini fridge, desk, hairdryer, Wi-Fi, and room service.

Main House Rooms:
Blue Room: The wonderfully decorated blue room features views of the gardens, beaches and park and offers a comfortable king bed and cozy seating area beside the windows.
Master Bedroom: The mater bedroom features gorgeous views of the landscapes from the full wall windows opening up to a private balcony. The bedroom offers a king bed and an ensuite bathroom plus a small seating area by the large window.
Governess Suite: The Governess Suite is a two-bedroom suite with the first bedroom featuring a queen bed and the second with two twin beds. The living room features a sofa bed and opens up to a private balcony with furniture and views of the gardens.
Aunt’s Room: The Aunt’s room is filled with period Victorian furniture and historic photographs representing the inn’s past. It features a double bed and an ensuite bathroom.

Stables & Lofts:
Stable Loft Rooms: The spacious loft rooms feature vaulted wooden ceilings connecting to French doors that lead out onto a shared balcony with views of the gardens. The interior features a l=king bed or two twins and space for a third bed.
Stable Spa Rooms: The spa rooms were given their name due to the ensuite bathrooms featuring a spa tub. The interior features a queen bed and space for a third single bed in addition to playful and colourful furniture. These are pet friendly as they have direct access to the lawn.
Accessible Rooms: These rooms are designed to host those with reduced mobility as the room is equipped with railings and lots of space. There is a queen bed and a single bed, and the room is decorated with wooden ceilings.

Additional information: Hawley House