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At Mantra Charles Hotel you'll find yourself captivated by Launceston. From visiting the acclaimed wine region of the Tamar Valley to discovering the beauty of the Cataract George, you'll quickly learn why the city is such a sought after holiday destination. Choose from several accommodation types, including the Hotel King Room, Hotel King Studio, Two-Bedroom Connecting and One Bedroom Spa Apartment. Mantra Charles Hotel has a unique art deco flavour and is within close proximity of the region's main attractions. This Launceston hotel has a great range of facilities including the onsite The Charles Restaurant, which serves delicious Tasmanian cuisine. If you're travelling to Launceston for business, the hotel lounge offers the perfect place to meet with a colleague or client and if you're planning to hold a conference or meeting there are three dedicated spaces to choose from. Wireless internet (Wi-Fi) is available throughout the hotel and there is onsite parking available. From Mantra Charles Hotel the airport is just a 12 minute drive away, making this hotel highly accessible and is a great place to stay for your next holiday. This hotel does not accept cash as a payment method. Credit, debit and prepaid cards are accepted to buy goods and services.

Heritage listed c1845 elegant Georgian townhouse in a premium location in the heart of Launceston CBD. Modern spacious interior over four levels with views over the city and garden. Containing 7 bedrooms and nine beds, allowing up to 10 guests. Two bathrooms and three toilets/powder room. Walk to restaurants, bars and shops. Great for family and friends travelling together. Free on-site parking for one small to medium car.

Old world charm and modern comfort - find them both at The Mews Motel in the heart of historic Launceston. In a building of elegant and traditional simplicity and with a few modern extras, you will find everything you need for an enjoyable stay. Having the NBN installed for fast internet and free Wi-Fi being one of them. Then it's just a short flat walk to the city centre and all the magnificence of the Cataract Gorge, the Museum and Planetarium, parks and many historic buildings. Don't miss the Inveresk Railyards, converted to a splendid art and cultural complex and an extension of the Queen Victoria Museum, also The National Automobile Museum and City Park is in the same area. A little further afield you can take on the foodie trail and visit vineyards, where you can taste and buy superb local wines, or visit the Launceston Zoo, or go fishing for trout. The possibilities of things to do when based here are endless. When you are footsore or weary from driving at the end of the day take comfort in the Mews.