Flowery Gully Hotel Guide - Peaked Hill Regional Reserve hotels in Flowery Gully, Australia.

"Plenty of parking at the Beauty Point Hotel. The room was large, clean and very comfortable. The bathroom has had a recent renovation and is also large and modern. Great water view from our room as well. Also the food at the hotel is outstanding we ate there twice and were blown away with the quality of our meals. The Barramundi was cooked to perfection "

"Dining options great and close to town. "

"Very clean, comfortable rooms. Great view and modern bathroom. The restaurant on the same site was excellent. We're both vegan and found the option provided was really well cooked. We also found a few vegan wines. Staff all very friendly. "

"Great views"

"Did not have breakfast Had lunch— good"

"It was such a wonderful place - perfect little get away. It felt so far away from the world but was a quick 3 min drive into town. Our host was very lovely and welcoming and it was clear how much thought went into setting up the place - every little thing was thought of. Would definitely visit again."

"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."

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"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."