Looking for BB near Launceston

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Q:Hi Tassie Fodorites,
I'm visiting Tasmania with my husband and elderly parents and we are looking for a nice "Aussie" B&B convenient to the Launceston area, for 2 nights. Budget is up to $200 per couple, but the interaction with owners /guests and wildlife/scenery are the goals.
From there we plan to drive to the east coast and make our way to Hobart. Any suggestions for something similar in a site convenient to several day trips of that coast and parks (2 to 3 nights) would be appreciated.
Thanks

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A:Not a traditional B&B, but a very comfortable place to stay:

Woolmers Estate
Woolmers Lane
Longford, Tasmania
Tel +61 (0)3 6391 2230
Email enquiries@woolmers.com.au
www.woolmers.com.au

We stayed there in October 2006 and wouldn't hesitate to return.

A:There are a few bed and breakfast places listed for Launceston and the surrounding area on www.wotif.com
When we were there we stayed right in Launceston at Hatherley House, a remodeled Victorian in a wonderful old neighborhood. It had lovely gardens.
The rates on Wotif are greatly discounted, however, these are last minute bookings, so you can only book up to two weeks in advance.
Of course, you don't have much wildife in Launceston, but the countryside is not very far away.

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A:Yep that website was really good - there was not one place in the whole of the state of Tasmania on it. I have been using http://www.discovertasmania.com/
for some of my planning as I really think that local websites are the best. Then asking for specifics on this forum narrows things right down. I am getting some great ideas this way.

A:The 'chrisjones' post is advertising and has appeared on quite a few threads here - hopefully Fodor's editors will remove all of 'em.

Pat, stayed in the small village of Westbury, about 20mins drive from Launceston airport, at a delightful B&B called The Olde Coaching Inn (built in 1833) which consisted of two big bedrooms and living/kitchen area, with open fireplace, in between. As the guest accommodation (max 4 guests) was separate from the owner's wing, it was very private with its own sunny verandah. The newer guestroom had its own ensuite, and the other its own bathroom off the living area. Rates between $75 and $90 per double per night.

May not be suitable for your needs with elderly parents perhaps needing more comfort, but check it out at http://www.discovertasmania.com/ accommodation/bed__and__breakfast/?a=34410
We really enjoyed the experience of staying in the converted stables of the original 1833 coaching inn, with our bathroom the old butchery!

On the east coast we stayed at St. Helens - is that of interest?

A:Westbury is on the western side of Launceston, the opposite direction to the airport which is in the east. I think it would take more like 45 mins to reach it from the airport, if not longer. Woolmers offers individual cottage accommodation, but not too much interaction with other guests and many of the cottages have stairs. It's also quite a long way away from Launceston. My suggestion would be Kurrajong House in High Street, Launceston.
www.kurrajonghouse.com.au. We have stayed there several times and it is all ground floor, has a beaut breakfast with other guests and is quiet. Lovely owners too. If you want to stay on the east coast and where there is wild life, I would suggest Freycinet Lodge at Coles Bay. http://www.freycinetlodge.com.au/ They have special deals up to the end of September and it is just gorgeous. They have a handicapped suite if that would make things easier for your parents too. they also run various wildlife and nature activities for guests.

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