Guest Cabins
Freycinet Lodge’s cabins offer a traditional but refined lodge experience, with rooms to suit couples, families…
Freycinet Lodge’s cabins offer a traditional but refined lodge experience, with rooms to suit couples, families and even small groups.
The cabins are set amongst tranquil bushland, each boasting a private balcony or terrace. The private bathrooms are spacious and modern, and cabins also feature ironing equipment, a coffee and tea maker, complimentary WiFi and heating.
If you’d like to upgrade your cabin, the Premier Cabins offer king-size beds, an indulgent bathtub and an included mini bar. Either overlooking the water or the surrounded forest, each of the Premier Cabins provide easy access to Richardsons Beach.
Freycinet Lodge’s cabins offer a traditional but refined lodge experience, with rooms to suit couples, families and even small groups.
The cabins are set amongst tranquil bushland, each boasting a private balcony or terrace. The private bathrooms are spacious and modern, and cabins also feature ironing equipment, a coffee and tea maker, complimentary WiFi and heating.
If you’d like to upgrade your cabin, the Premier Cabins offer king-size beds, an indulgent bathtub and an included mini bar. Either overlooking the water or the surrounded forest, each of the Premier Cabins provide easy access to Richardsons Beach.
Coastal Pavillion Rooms
Encompassing the idea of barefoot luxury, the Coastal Pavillions offer refined curved architecture, taking inspiration from…
Encompassing the idea of barefoot luxury, the Coastal Pavillions offer refined curved architecture, taking inspiration from Freycinet National Park’s granite formations. Nestled into the bushland, the floor-to-ceiling windows invite the outdoors in.
On the private deck, there is an indulgent outdoor bath and a netted hammock so you can relax and enjoy the setting. Coastal Pavillions feature a king-size bed, a sleek en suite bathroom and a spacious lounge area.
Encompassing the idea of barefoot luxury, the Coastal Pavillions offer refined curved architecture, taking inspiration from Freycinet National Park’s granite formations. Nestled into the bushland, the floor-to-ceiling windows invite the outdoors in.
On the private deck, there is an indulgent outdoor bath and a netted hammock so you can relax and enjoy the setting. Coastal Pavillions feature a king-size bed, a sleek en suite bathroom and a spacious lounge area.
Dining
The Bay Restaurant – Serving breakfast and dinner, the Bay Restaurant occupies a fantastic position overlooking…
The Bay Restaurant – Serving breakfast and dinner, the Bay Restaurant occupies a fantastic position overlooking Great Oyster Bay. The evening menu showcases local produce and Tasmanian seafood, which you can enjoy as you watch the sunset.
Richardson’s Bistro – For more relaxed, all day dining, the menu at Richardson’s Bistro features burgers, steaks, seafood and light bites. Admire views of Richardsons Beach.
Hazards Bar & Lounge – Hazards Bar & Lounge is an informal spot for pre-dinner drinks, cocktails and local Tasmanian wines, beers and ciders. Relax beside the open fire.
The Bay Restaurant – Serving breakfast and dinner, the Bay Restaurant occupies a fantastic position overlooking Great Oyster Bay. The evening menu showcases local produce and Tasmanian seafood, which you can enjoy as you watch the sunset.
Richardson’s Bistro – For more relaxed, all day dining, the menu at Richardson’s Bistro features burgers, steaks, seafood and light bites. Admire views of Richardsons Beach.
Hazards Bar & Lounge – Hazards Bar & Lounge is an informal spot for pre-dinner drinks, cocktails and local Tasmanian wines, beers and ciders. Relax beside the open fire.
Amenities & Experiences
In-Room Massages – Choose from a range of treatment types and then personalise it further to…
In-Room Massages – Choose from a range of treatment types and then personalise it further to create a blissful massage experience.
E-Bike Hire – Travel faster and further with ease on an e-bike, the perfect way to soak in the magnificent landscapes of Freycinet National Park.
Tasmanian Tastings – Enjoy either a hosted food and wine tasting, or opt for a self-guided Tasmanian wine, whisky or gin tasting as you overlook Great Oyster Bay.
Experiences – There are a variety of tours and experiences that you can book through the hotel. These include a Winelgass Bay Cruise, Freycinet Walking Tour, Freycinet Sea Kayaking and a Bicheno Penguin Tour.
In-Room Massages – Choose from a range of treatment types and then personalise it further to create a blissful massage experience.
E-Bike Hire – Travel faster and further with ease on an e-bike, the perfect way to soak in the magnificent landscapes of Freycinet National Park.
Tasmanian Tastings – Enjoy either a hosted food and wine tasting, or opt for a self-guided Tasmanian wine, whisky or gin tasting as you overlook Great Oyster Bay.
Experiences – There are a variety of tours and experiences that you can book through the hotel. These include a Winelgass Bay Cruise, Freycinet Walking Tour, Freycinet Sea Kayaking and a Bicheno Penguin Tour.
Local Attractions
Wineglass Bay – This world-famous white sand beach within Freycinet National Park can be admired from…
Wineglass Bay – This world-famous white sand beach within Freycinet National Park can be admired from the Wineglass Bay Lookout. Alternatively, take the 9.5 kilometre round trip hike down to the beach itself.
Hazards Beach – Facing Great Oyster Bay, Hazards Beach is known for its long stretch of white sand and calm waters, making it perfect for a dip (although it will be chilly).
Cape Tourville Lighthouse – Take a leisurely stroll around a 600-meter elevated boardwalk circuit, enjoying sweeping ocean views and on-shore whale watching spots.
Sleepy Bay – This small, picturesque cove is perfect for enjoying the views and the peace and quiet.
Mount Amos – A challending, steep 3.6 kilometre hike will reward you with panoramic views and the entire peninsula.
Wineglass Bay – This world-famous white sand beach within Freycinet National Park can be admired from the Wineglass Bay Lookout. Alternatively, take the 9.5 kilometre round trip hike down to the beach itself.
Hazards Beach – Facing Great Oyster Bay, Hazards Beach is known for its long stretch of white sand and calm waters, making it perfect for a dip (although it will be chilly).
Cape Tourville Lighthouse – Take a leisurely stroll around a 600-meter elevated boardwalk circuit, enjoying sweeping ocean views and on-shore whale watching spots.
Sleepy Bay – This small, picturesque cove is perfect for enjoying the views and the peace and quiet.
Mount Amos – A challending, steep 3.6 kilometre hike will reward you with panoramic views and the entire peninsula.