Pet-friendly hotels and homes in Tasmania

Central but quiet location in the village, comfortable bed, walk to everything, enclosed courtyard, pet friendly. Lovely!

Location, cleanliness, and because it was pet friendly. Good proximity to Hobart and also to the Huon Valley. Great place for a short stay.

Breakfast was not included just tea, coffee, milk and sugar. My request was not for parking but to bring a pet (pet friendly) and house safely in the courtyard as per the advert. A temporary barrier was erected by the landlord/owner which allowed a small dog to get under and escape and not high enough to stop a medium dog from jumping over it.

Such a beautiful cabin in a gorgeous location. Everything I needed was provided. Great kitchen, huge bathroom. Can totally relax here and switch off. The cabins are situated so that you are not aware of the other cabins, it's peaceful and idyllic. Great that it is dog friendly - and just a short walk to a magnificent beach.

Location and pet friendly. I had 1 breakfast out of 3 which was delicious and then was charged for a flat white coffee!!!

The location, it was pet friendly, quiet, easy to check in, very large room, convenient car park, walk to shops.

There is a pet friendly option which was perfect for travelling with our dog. She loved the huge almost completely fenced are directly in front of our room. we were all welcomed warmly and nothing was too much trouble. Dinner in the restaurant that evening was very good too. Location just across from the beach was excellent, and the coffee “shack” next door made superb coffee in the morning. We would return!

Great view from our 2 bedroom apartment. We stayed upstairs in 202 which I think has the best view for the 2 bedroom apartments. Tessellated beach attraction was just opposite a few minutes walk away. Restaurant was surprisingly good for a remote location. Dog friendly beach just below via a narrow grassed walking track. (we didn't have our dog so don't know if accommodation is pet friendly) Gas fire worked, with reverse cycle AC. Balcony looking towards the beach through the trees.