Low Head Hotel Guide - Low Head Pilot Station Maritime Museum hotels in Low Head, Australia.

"The room was comfortable, clean and modern, can walk easily to the shops close by. Stayed two nights, would definitely stay again. Safe and quiet in the motel units and parked at our front door."

"Overall, we really enjoyed our stay. Accomodation was clean, comfortable and the room had everything we needed. Meals in the Bistro were top notch and Staff were very friendly and accommodating. After our second stay at the Waterfront and we definitely hope to return in the near future."

"Our stay at Hawley House was one of the most superb we can remember anywhere. Sophie was very welcoming and obliging - an all-round excellent hostess. Quality accommodation in well-cared-for but still very warm and homely environment. Fantastic views and easy access to both bush and beach make Hawley House very hard to beat. Hope to stay again in future, and for a longer period next time."

"What a glorious spot amongst the vines, comfortable well equipped dome, shame the weather didn’t play along so we could use the outdoor fire. The included wine tasting is one of the best we have done, the wines are beautiful and it’s an unpretentious setting. recommend booking the food hamper. What a great idea to give a voucher to use towards the cost of breakfast at local cafes, we visited the Cabin in Exeter and in Moon Lilly in Beaconsfield, both lovely. Thank you for a lovely relaxing stay. "

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"Quick friendly check in. Beautiful clean room. Beautiful breakfast selection. Would highly recommend "

"Very neat and tidy and breakfast supplied"

"Lovely accommodation. Had everything I needed. Clear instructions, clean and close to beach."

"This is the second time we've visited the Low Head, George Town area and wanted to stay at the pilot station. We were not disappointed; these charming old buildings are in great condition for their age. We had trouble with the gas heater in our unit but Jodi from the kiosk came to the rescue. The bed was comfortable; the kitchen well stocked with cooking equipment and parking was onsite and close to the unit. These units are old and have some "quirky" features at times. We would definitely stay there again on our next trip. The museum is well worth a visit too, there is so much history in this part of Tasmania."