Name: IEM team Test Property 1 - do not book
Rating: 8

Our top choices for Alum Cliffs State Reserve hotels

Wilder Tasmania

Gowrie Park

Musia

₩402,212 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 30 - Jul 1

Cradle Forest Inn

Moina

MICHAEL

₩206,868 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 15 - Jul 16

Glencoe Country B&B

Barrington

David and Francine

₩213,829 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 16 - Jun 17

Family Room, Ensuite | Free WiFi, bed sheets

Deloraine Hotel

Deloraine

Caralyn

₩128,297 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 17 - Jun 18

Roland Spa Cottage | Individually decorated, individually furnished, blackout drapes

Cradle Alpine Retreat

Moina

Adrian

₩255,953 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 10 - Jul 11

Mole Creek Cabins

Mole Creek

Jennifer

₩176,408 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 20 - Jun 21

Westbury Gingerbread Cottages

Westbury

Janet

₩191,484 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 18 - Jun 19

Wandering Trout

Mole Creek

Andy

₩270,626 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 7 - Jul 8

Kentish Hills Retreat

Sheffield

Lisa

₩218,105 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 19 - Jun 20

Fitzpatrick's Inn

Westbury

Pam G

₩138,988 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 16 - Jun 17

AAA Granary Accommodation

Promised Land

Jasmin

₩212,332 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 22 - Jun 23

View all properties

Save an average of 15% on thousands of hotels when you're signed in

Sign in

Sign up, it's free

Top Alum Cliffs State Reserve Hotel Reviews

Glencoe Country B&B

10/10 Excellent

"The perfect start to a first time trip to Tasmania. The bar was set so high by that no place can now reach it anywhere else. Beautiful spotless room, immaculate house and gorgeous property. If could only rate out of 10 I would still give it 1000"

Blakes Manor Self Contained Heritage Accommodation

10/10 Excellent

"The property presents as historic and elegant. The gardens, maintained by host Peter, are immaculate. Several espaliered apple trees still have fruit on them, in winter. We were greeted by Peter and Georgia, who had asked about our arrival time so they might bake fresh bread (which indeed they did). Both were warm, informal and happy to chat for a few minutes. As promised they gave us some information about local attractions and eateries. The property offers several beautifully furnished suites. Ours was a bit different because it had been occupied by resident nuns in the past: plainly furnished, utilitarian, focused more on function than aesthetic appeal. This was something of a drawback but we selected it because it had an oven and stove. It was immaculately clean throughout. There were two two-seater couches, one in the kitchen and the other in the tv nook. Sadly, both were worn out and very uncomfortable. The kitchen was well-equipped, with a good-sized fridge, microwave, toaster, kettle, crockery, cutlery and cooking utensils. Table and 4 chairs. Also supplied by our thoughtful hosts were cooking oil, salt and pepper, Gladwrap and foil. The welcome package consisted of bacon and eggs, butter, jam, biscuits and cheese, milk and juice. They even left a gift of walnuts from their own tree! The bed was a double, which was okay, but the timber foot made it uncomfortable for me at six foot two. Despite these minor faults it was a pleasure to stay here, and I recommend it."