Our holiday accommodation or self contained apartments are located at Smithton, Tasmania, the gateway to visit the abundant attractions of Tasmania's North West or to enjoy one of the many available adventure tours such as helicopter flights and scenic tours, Penguin tours, Tasmania 4WD tours, and Tarkine forest and wilderness experiences. This Tasmania hotel is also an ideal wedding and function venue or find out more about our conference centre and facilities.

Our accommodation facilities include 67 motel style suites and luxury lakeside self contained accommodation and apartments. Treat yourself to local wine at the nationally branded bottle-shop or enjoy the 2 bars, restaurant, heated indoor pool, spa, tennis court or gym. We are a member of Innkeepers Tasmania group of properties.

Explore Tasmania's North West and you will discover the wild and untouched, from the Edge of The World" to the depths of the rainforest that is the Tarkine Region.  Visit the wild, rocky, geographical Edge of the World point on the rugged West Coast of Tasmania belted by the fierce winds of the Roaring 40’s, where no landfall stands between you and the Islands of Patagonia in South America.

The Tarkine is the largest tract of temperate rainforest, and one of the last and most significant in the world. A kaleidoscope of pristine rainforest and eucalypt forest, wild rivers, exposed mountains, magnesite cave systems and extensive coastal heathlands. There are also large sand dune areas extending several kilometres inland, some containing ancient Aboriginal sacred sites. The Tarkine contains extraordinary magnesite karst systems, including unique cave and pinnacle formations. Rocky headlands provide habitat for a rich array of bird and sea-life, whilst the forest is a home for more than 60 species of rare, threatened and endangered species. The Arthur Lineament is a geological feature in the Tarkine and Tasmania's most extensive basalt plateau. The region is also recognised as containing some of the tallest examples of old-growth undisturbed rainforest in Tasmania.

One of the best things about the Tarkine is that it is accessible, yet wild place. Many great opportunities exist to experience the extraordinary natural and cultural values the Tarkine represents. Recreational opportunities in the Tarkine include short and long walking tracks, kayaking, rafting, fishing, photography, camping, self-touring and 4wd-ing, along with wildlife viewing and nature appreciation.

Explore Tasmania's iconic Stanley Nut - a volcanic plug deposited millions of years ago. Visitors can ride the chairlift to the top or follow the path to the top of this geological feature. There are also new walking tracks surrounding the Nut, so put on some comfortable shoes. Stanley was the birthplace and home to Tasmania’s only Prime Minister, Joe Lyons. Stanley is a historic seaside village that will excite and stimulate your senses. There are also many things to do in the surrounding area's, so you will never be bored.

It is all at your doorstep from Tall Timbers!