Landhotels in Tasmanische Halbinsel suchen

„Great location and view. The house was fully stocked with everthing you could need. The hosts thought of everything. Recommend this beautiful home.“

„The host came and spoke to us asking about our two dogs we had with us during our stay. He was somewhat upset and rude. We were told the hosts were fine with dogs, however we needed to let them know beforehand and us bringing them would attract an additional fee. This was not mentioned anywhere in the Expedia listing and we were taken quite aback as we had no knowledge of this rule. The owner also told us he would lock up their pet chickens during our stay. Unfortunately they continued to ...

„Such a cozy cabin! Had everything we needed. “

„Motel ist nicht das Modernste, aber alles funktioniert. Toaster, Mikrowelle, Wasserkocher, alles sauber. Tolle Lage bei Port Arthur, gerade bei Nacht mystisch. Die Wärmedecken im Bett sind genial. Eine super Wahl in der Region!“

„What a Spot for a few days“

„Gemütliches Zelt mit allem was man braucht. Und Abends kamen Kängurus zu Besuch. Wir waren nur eine Nacht dort und haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt.“

„Das Appartement hatte kein W-LAN. Sogar telefonieren war nicht möglich. Nach heutigen Standards eine Unmöglichkeit. Wer erreichbar sein muss-kein Chance. Sonst war alles sehr gut“

„Our stay was great. The location is very special and the home is very tidy and cosy. Thoroughly enjoyed it.“

„This property was a wonderful stay for four friends travelling together. We were able to relax on the deck overlooking the vineyard and the bay, spread out in the two large living spaces, knock up a meal in the well appointed kitchen or BBQ, or take a short walk down to the beach. We had a smooth check-in and all communication was clear and helpful. Thanks for a great stay!“

„Grosse Zimmer, super mit Flughafen shuttle “

„Outstanding property and environment, but unfortunately understaffed with poor communication. Could have been the best stay of our trip but spoiled by amazing lack of information. It felt like a cynical exercise in capitalism. “