BED AND BREAKFAST HAGLEY

Iconic Quamby Estate is one of Tasmania?s most prestigious and historically significant properties and offers breathtaking panoramic mountain views, stunning picture book landscapes and gorgeous sunsets. Stay in one of 10 luxuriously appointed homestead rooms and relax in the lounge rooms by an open fire. During the day take a bike ride, have a hit of tennis or play a round of golf. Quamby Estate is located in the beautiful Meander Valley 20 minutes from Launceston and is set amongst gourmet food producers from salmon farms, cheese makers and truffle growers to wineries. For the ultimate gourmet experiences, why not indulge in the Hunter and Gatherer Interactive Chef dinner or retreat to a hideaway amongst the trees for an elaborate picnic. Quamby is also the official base for Cradle Mountains Huts and Bay of Fires Lodge Walks....

The Westbury Gingerbread Cottages provide self-contained accommodation in Westbury, centrally located in Northern Tasmania. Accommodation is in six delightful colonial cottages dating from the 1850s. The Gingerbread Cottage, Old Bakehouse, Corner Cottage, Servant's Quarters, Apple Tree Cottage and The Bungalow are all decorated with period furniture and memorabilia. The cottages range from one to three bedrooms and one even has a lavish spa bath. The cottages all have fully equipped kitchens and can be supplied with provisions for a hearty breakfast. At the end of your day enjoy a quiet evening in front of your cosy gas log fire, or dine out at a local restaurant. Wander through the quaint village of Westbury, established in the 1820s as a garrison town. Visit the White House Museum, Westbury Maze and Pearn's world famous Steam World. Spend an afternoon visiting the Tamar Valley wineries or book a Tamar River boat cruise. Head along the coast to the beaches of Devonport or take a tour through the Mole Creek Caves. Westbury is an easy 20-minute drive from Launceston (35 km)....

Westbury Brook Cottage provides a clean, self-contained accommodation for up to two adults and two children in Westbury, northern Tasmania. Enjoy rural views out to Quamby Bluff and the Western Tiers mountain range. The cottage is situated at the western end of Westbury and within walking distance to all services and local attractions. During the wintery evenings, the cottage heats up quickly with electric heating and cosy electric blankets fitted. Within Westbury you can visit historic buildings, Pearn's Steam World or try to find your way through the Westbury Maze. Nearby are waterfalls, gorges, excellent bushwalking, wildlife and fishing. If you plan to visit during November, head along to the Deloraine Craft Fair, attracting more than 30,000 visitors each year. Westbury is a 20-minute drive from Launceston and 40-minute drive from Devonport.

Fairview Bed and Breakfast is a two bedroom cottage, a beautiful hideaway including full kitchen and lounge, making you feel right at home for your short or extended stay. The host stocks your fridge with a full breakfast to cook at your leisure, with an 1100 checkout. The cottage sleeps four; one queen and one king or two king singles, with Porta cot available. There's a relaxing lounge including flat screen television and DVD player, air-conditioning reverse cycle, walk-in shower, and quality linen. The veranda provides undercover car parking or a place to relax. Look out the window at the rural setting on the 200 hectare property or enjoy a walk in the host gardens and help yourself to the barbecue facilities. Fairview Cottage is situated between Westbury and Deloraine, a five-minute drive to Westbury or ten-minute drive to Deloraine, and an ideal stay for exploring the Great Western Tiers and the northern part of Tasmania. Farm and platypus tours are available by appointment. Tourist destinations include Huntsman Lake for a picnic, boating and fishing, cheese factory, raspberry café, the Great Lakes, honey farm, historical landmarks, river walks, yarn display, golf course and wildlife parks.

Boutique accommodation in a beautifully restored heritage-listed 1833 property in historic Westbury. There are seven rooms all with their own ensuites, as well as a guest lounge area, restaurant and magnificent private bar. This all sits in two acres of parkland garden with chairs and shade for guests to enjoy whilst quietly reading or sipping refreshments. Day trips from Fitzpatrick's Inn can easily take you to World Heritage rainforests and waterfalls, caves and outstanding walking or cycling trails. Stop off on the way to enjoy local truffles, smoked salmon, chocolate, raspberries and cheeses - all washed down with some handcrafted Tasmanian beers, wines, ciders or whisky. Or just take a leisurely stroll around this quaint village of Westbury looking at historical homes, village green, silhouttes, photographic studio, steam world or white house bakery. Relax, unwind, enjoy!

Hawthorn Villa Stables are located in the historic village of Carrick, in Tasmania's North. The estate is situated on a picturesque hill with breathtaking views over the countryside and Liffey River. Hawthorn Villa Stables is a National Trust and National Estate Classified property. Set in tranquil park-like gardens 'The Stables' comprises four gorgeous fully self-contained quarters, each on two levels and equipped with everything required for the most comfortable stay - including linen and big fluffy towels. The loft bedroom consists of a double and single bed. 'The Stables' have split inverter systems for instant comfort. Take a wander through the garden and enjoy the tranquil surroundings. Out your door you will find the best place to unwind, relax and enjoy a glass or two. Hawthorn Villa Stables makes the perfect place to stay while touring Tasmania's North as it is centrally located to many of Northern Tasmania's best. Areas to enjoy include Launceston and the Tamar Valley, the Great Western Tiers and Cradle Mountain, to name just a few. Hawthorn Villa Stables is 12-minute drive (17 kilometres/11 miles) from Launceston in Tasmania's North.

Part of The Great Walks of Tasmania, the Cradle Mountain Huts Walk offers the only private hut accommodation along Tasmania's iconic Overland Track. The Cradle Mountain Huts six-day walk is a fabulous journey within Tasmania's World Heritage Area using the walk's only private hut accommodation. Following the iconic Overland Track, the walk extends from Cradle Valley to Lake St. Clair through a variety of spectacular landscapes. The world-famous track is located in Tasmania's Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park and World Heritage area. It is a chance to find your inner nomad - without really roughing it. This six-day Overland Track walk across the roof of Tasmania offers you the chance to experience one of the world's most ancient landscapes formed more than 150 million years ago, normally accessible only to the hardiest walkers. Tour costs include all transport, knowledgeable and sensitive guides, meals, accommodation, park fees, Overland Track fee and the use of a Goretex jacket, backpack and sleeping bag for the duration of the walk. Daily departures between October and May each year. The walks depart and return from Launceston....

Westbury Maze is a traditional hedge maze in the historic town of Westbury, Northern Tasmania. Three thousand neatly-clipped bushes at a height of two metres make up the maze, which has a network of pathways more than a kilometre long. Entering the maze is easy - finding the way through to the other side is more of a challenge. After succeeding, you can pause for refreshments or a light meal in the Tea Room, with its formal garden courtyard. Choose to dine alfresco in the courtyard or inside, with a warm log fire. The town of Westbury has beautifully-preserved heritage buildings, antique shops, craft galleries and attractions including the White House, Culzean Gardens, the Village Green and Pearns Steamworld. Westbury is an easy 20-minute drive from Launceston (35 km)....